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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1950
Page
2
A reflective editorial laments temperance zealots in Korea era pushing abstinence while soldiers face ration realities. It argues a single beer would not hurt frontline troops, praising WW II era soldiers Willy and Joe and endorsing civilian support for troops.
The piece urges General Marshall as Johnson’s successor, praising his military and diplomatic background. It argues Marshall can fuse inter-department relations and provide the power for future conflict with communism, while noting public esteem as a key asset in an era of mediocre officialdom.
The passage notes pressure on the Administration to appoint a stature figure for the Defense Department during wartime. General George C Marshall emerges as the potential nominee to bolster political fortunes and lead critical national security efforts.
James Marlow questions why a single man, General George C. Marshall, is repeatedly tapped for top posts as Truman seeks a defense secretary. The piece explores civilian control, China policy, and the legal hurdle to Marshall’s appointment, noting Congress may adjust the rule no former regular officer can be defense secretary for ten years.
John P. Hiner, a fifth year cadet from Pittsburgh, has been named commanding officer of Green Shrier Military School ROTC Band. He started as a freshman in the band and rose from private first class to sergeant first class. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W P Hiner of Beckley.
Stan Swinton relays Boyle's advice to wives and mothers of soldiers in Korea. He explains why letters are rare amid bone tired days, constant tension, and heavy work schedules. Soldiers think of loved ones, write when possible, and avoid worrying them by demanding mail.
Mrs. Myrtle Krepps hosted a stork shower at Ameagle Saturday night for Barbara Douglas. A large bootie centerpiece, pink and blue decor, and a recited poem highlighted the event. Prizes went to Marjorie Castecle, Nellie Stover, and Kathleen Kern. Refreshments were provided by a long list of hosts and hostesses.
Mrs Jennie Lee Adele of East St Louis shares her battle with weakness dizziness and neuritis before trying Hadacol. She reports three bottles brought big changes including better sleep appetite and energy. She cites vitamins minerals and liquid form aiding absorption and notes a money back guarantee and low daily cost.
In Revolutionary War South Carolina tension rises as Fort Motte falls and Dorande faces danger from Loyalist Paul St. Aubin. Captain Ross Pembroke recalls Dorande at a farmhouse before a beacons warning stirs escape toward Charleston. St. Aubin and Dorande clash over secrets tied to a Friendly Society plaque and plots around Ninety Six and Georgetown.
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