Nonpartisan school board races in Raleigh County questioned
Editorial argues partisan influence has infiltrated Raleigh County board of education campaigns. It warns that party labels distort public service, urges voters to study candidate profiles, and favors active individuals who can dedicate time to civic duty as watchdogs of a large public enterprise.
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Plato
Board of Education
West Virginia
Raleigh County
West Virginia veterans bonus would strain state finances
Proponents claim surplus funds, but critics say West Virginia has no unobligated surplus. The proposed 90 million bonus could push debt to 120 to 150 million, exceeding current bonded debt and risking credit. Critics warn future services and infrastructure may suffer for a one time payout. Veterans urged to vote against the amendment.
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West Virginia
Treasury
Crab Orchard Elementary and Sophia School Compare in County Debate
Column urges voters to back a school bond amendment to fund new Crab Orchard Elementary while noting Sophia School’s overcrowding with steel annexes. It praises Crab Orchard’s daylight design and expansion potential, and recalls Midway’s skeletal project as a remedy. visit local schools before voting. Roy Harmon and friends enjoy a Bluestone fishing trip, claiming a large crappie catch.
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Midway
Board of Education
Raleigh County
Bug Dust
Roy Lee Harmon
House of Delegates
Roy
Bluestone
Jimmie Lemon
Harry Perkowski
Jimmie
Harry
Cincinnati Redlegs
Credit Curbs Bring Long Overdue Correction to Splurging Business
New York AP dispatch reports slower consumer demand and a cooling in industrial output as credit curbs temper postwar spending. Steel production hits a new weekly record while retail sales slip and replacement buying slows. Despite volatility, overall activity remains high with expectations of continued strong business in coming months.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Union
Canada
Washington
Carl Stellato
UAW
Ford Local
Truman
Ford
Good Citizen pledge echoes through Emoria town pride
The essay extols community work and self reliance as core to a strong nation. It cites Pilgrim forebears and Emporia history, urging citizens to volunteer through groups like 4-H Red Cross and Scouts, stressing labor, sacrifice, and ongoing civic effort beyond voting and paying taxes.
Boyle's Column On the miserable Korea Victory Road
Tom Lambert profiles the Chongchon River corridor from Sinanju to the Manchurian border. He notes dust, danger, and shelling in villages, the presence of Red Korean soldiers among civilians, and Allied soldiers pushing north under tense, watchful skies. The road embodies threat yet gleams with the promise of peace.
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Tom Lambert
Hal Boyle
U.N
North Korea
Sinanju
Chongchon
Mujyang
Korea
Excess profits tax vs higher regular corporate tax debated
The Nation Today reviews whether Congress should raise the ordinary corporate tax or revive an excess profits tax as defense spending rises. It explains WWII tax design, base period rules, and how 1936–39 earnings once set the base for wartime taxes, now under discussion amid a new era of postwar profits and defense programs.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Korea
Truman
CIO
Jones-Brown-Smith Rubber ‘Company
The Feast Chapter 19 Cliffside Hotel Intrigue
In a cliffside hotel seven guests face death for sins as Bruce and Nancibel’s romance brews while Anna the authoress intrudes. Mrs Cove plots another fraud as Giffords and their Spartans navigate secrets, rations, and marshmallows amid sharp social tension and a shifting cast.
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Bruce
Nancibel
A Question of Grace in Evangeline’s Dilemma
Margaret Kennedy presents Evangeline Wraxton aiding a plan to escape a vow to her father Canon Wraxton. Mrs Paley ponders manipulation of Dorset connections and Blanche Cove’s back as a route to money, freedom, and control amid family tensions and hidden assets.
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Evangeline Wraxton
Giffords
Mrs. Paley
Evangeline
Gerald Cove
Sir Gerald Cove
Burke
Sir Adrian
London
Mrs. Cove
Blanche
Treasury Handwriting Experts Save Millions With Inventions
A small unit attached to the Office of the Treasurer analyzes questioned documents to curb forgeries. Alwyn Cole and four assistants inspect over 3,000 tough cases yearly, aiding Secret Service, Narcotics, Customs, and Internal Revenue. Cole has testified in court over a thousand times in 26 years, often exonerating the innocent using inks, papers, and imaging techniques to reveal forgeries.
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Washington
United States
Alwyn Cole
Treasury Department
Treasury
Cole
Secret Service
Bureau of Narcotics
Customs Service
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Washington State
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