Local News Items Reflect On Police Conduct And Subscriptions
A scattered report discusses home delivery rates and independent contractors for a publishing company. It also covers calls for a council inquiry into alleged zeal and misconduct by officer Holdren, noting past complaints while he served as a Raleigh County constable and the possibility that witnesses may be reluctant to testify.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Dallas
J Neat Virgin
Cartiers
Beckley Nawepagera Corporation
Holdren
Raleigh
Truman Soundings Signal Public Opinion on Draft and National Guard
The piece argues President Truman seeks to gauge civilian support for mobilization by hinting at calling up the National Guard and reserves. Veterans and families acknowledge the national security need despite war weariness, supporting a strong civilian front and a robust reserve force to combat communism.
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America
Army
Air Force
Navy
Whitesville Officer Heldrin Faces Arrest Claims
Patrolman W. D. Holdren is accused in sketchy reports from Whitesville of rough arrest methods. Three men allege undue force during detention, with one backed by purported witnesses.
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Whitesville
Catineit Ineeling
Heldren
Ieldren
NEA adopts loyalty by law barring subversives from teaching
The National Education Association approved a by law to exclude Communists and others linked to subversive groups from membership. The move aims to purge subversives from public schools, contrasting with state laws restricting royal or other duties, and suggests other groups imitate this loyalty, policing their professions.
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National Education Association
Counry
White Cross Sign Sparks Contemplations On Safe Driving
Bug Dust recalls white crosses marking highway deaths on Alabama roads and Ohio shifts away after numbers grew. He links caution to reducing accidents while praising dogs and frogs as gentle roadside beings and urging kinder treatment on the highway.
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Adam Carte
Frances
Alabama
Adam
Lego
West Virginia
Korea
Ohio
Boyle laments dull classics and calls for tailored reading
HAL BOYLE critiques a Columbia list naming ten most boring classics and argues readers should choose works that fit their lives. He recalls preferring Ivanhoe and Lorna Doone, questions forcing teens to endure aged titles, and urges adapting reading to individual needs.
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Columbia University Press
Columbia University Ist
Bunyan
Melville
Milton
Spencer
Boswell
Life of
la Johnson
Richardson
Pamela
Eliot
Silas Marner
Scott
Vanhoe
Cervantes
Don Quixon
Goethe
Faust
Va Erisper Way
Support of War Decision Unites Nation in Crisis
James Marlow argues that Truman's decision to act against communism in Korea united Americans and reflects a grim mood as the nation braces for extended war footing. He warns of mobilization, draft expansion, and shifts to wartime production, questioning long term public willingness to endure repeated upheaval.
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Truman
Pearl Harbor
James Marlow
Washington
Korea
America
South Korea
Trans
Armed Services
Negligent Nymph Mystery in Gardner Serial Sparks Theft and Murder
Perry Mason confronts the case of Dorothy Fenner, with George Alder pressing a hush money bribe to forget a burglarized letter. Corinne Lansing’s murder and possible ties to the writer Amfinerva Danby loom as Drake uncovers threads, while Alder returns with a plan to manipulate testimony.
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George
Alder
Dorothy Fenner
Corrine Lansing
Amfinerva
Danby
Perry Mason
Miss Fenner
Dorothy
George Alber
Island
Paul Drake
Fang Fei Ynan
Drake
Max
Paul
Olin
Fenner
Pat Drake
Bella
Perry
Maren
Serge Cheng
Doroth
Alsers Hose
Fesner
Pauls
Deterrent to War Narrowed to Bomb Says Alsop duo
Joseph and Stewart Alsop warn that after Korea the atomic bomb is the only real deterrent left. They argue disarmament has tied US hands, forcing reliance on Korea fighting strength and risking broader conflict if the bomb is not mobilized. They cite US and allied limits and warn a Iran drive could trigger world war.
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Korea
Joseph and
Stewart Alsop
Washington
State Department
Defense Department
Truman
Stalin
Politburo
United States
Germany
1St Marine
Great Britain
France
Far East
Malaya
Hong Kong
Indo- China
Britain
Red Army
Europe
Soviet Union
Iran
Tudeh Party
Kremlin
Averell Harriman
Dean Acheson
Moscow
Whatos- Sion
Stanley Baldwin
Neville Chamberlain
Hitler
Winston Caurcaill
Changing South Tennessee Valley Under TVA Progress
Feature recounts TVA impact across the Tennessee Valley from Decatur to Athens and Knoxville, detailing electrification, irrigation, new farms, and economic growth. The piece highlights improved living standards, recreation, and industrial investment, noting millions gaining power and hundreds of thousands of acres rehabilitated.
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TVA Impact
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee River Valley
Decatur
Athens
Ala
Dion
Nashville
TVA
Anner
TVA Shaw
Cumberland
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National Guard
North Korea
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Stanley Gardner
Tve
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Masa
George Alets
Tex
Sally Ranger
Mane
Bem Price
AP News
Eran Alent
Eesroy
Pope
Pol Fordon
RGM
Lhs
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Milona
Witeeler Dam
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