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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1948
Page
3
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The author argues Russia grows bolder since Potsdam and urges active public war thinking. He cites espionage, Communist influence in U S offices, and possible wartime measures, accusing officials including Henry Wallace and Truman of suppression and misjudgment amid rising tension.
A fragmented 1940s style column blends political jibes with cultural quips. It cites a Treasury secretary prediction of a three billion debt rise, notes on speeches directed by spouses, oblique book and art gossip, radio and theatre anecdotes, and wartime era curiosities including German paintings, Hollywood parodies, and Benes family warnings.
A Winston Churchill address argues that postwar English leftism harms living standards while praising American free enterprise. He asserts Americans favor private enterprise over government welfare and warns major parties chase minority votes, stressing the need to maintain the American way.
A reader challenges a column claim that a 20 cent a ton coal tax paid by miners is borne by consumers. He argues most coal goes to industry and transport, raising prices and inflation. He calls for economy minded officials at all government levels to set an example for citizens.
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