Open Letters and Editorial Policy in The New York Sun
A historical note on press freedom and editorial duty, asserting that an open letter is not a free pass for all voices. The Sun rejects printing indiscriminate open letters, favors editorial judgment, and cites that open letters with published replies differ, establishing precedent for responsible public discourse.
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NEW York Sun
The
SUN
Nincompoop
United States
Nincompoops
Vrind
Press voices on crime, Palestine, aid and aviation
The New York World Telegram conducts a crime wave probe blaming police shortages and studies Hoover’s resettlement idea for Arabs in Iraq as a Palestine fix. The New York Post promotes Food for Friendship to aid Europe. Bridgeport's paper backs a 20 million Victory Loan quota drive. Milwaukee Journal pushes courts to curb gambling. Chicago Daily Tribune foresees Chicago as a future aviation hub after Air Lines links to London. Boston Herald contests Maritime Commission superliner plans. St. Louis Post-Dispatch urges leadership to help veterans.
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New York World-Telegram
New York
Hoover
Iraq
Palestine
New York Post
Europe
Bridgeport Sunday Herald
Bridgeport
Milwaukee Journal
Milwaukee
Chicago Daily Tribune
Chicago
American Air Lines
London
Boston Herald
Boston
U.S. Maritime Commission
United States
South America
Reality in Toys and the War Psyche at Christmas
The piece notes public concern over lethal toy souvenirs and wartime psychology affecting children during the holiday season. It contrasts real and simulated weapons in toy lists, urging reflection on how war imagery shapes personal and social thinking as Christmas approaches.
Toy gun replicas spark concern over child safety
The discussion notes that realistic toy guns resemble weapons and may affect a child’s psychology. It argues such full sized sub machine gun replicas with bolts and clips are not toys, reflecting poor judgment and safety concerns during Christmas.
Through Editors' Eyes Question Five Billion Dollar Loan
Reports from Washington on British negotiations for a five billion dollar loan omit the crucial question of how the United States will raise more billions to lend. Debates cover tariffs empire preferences and interest terms while the nation’s mounting debt and wartime loans to Britain loom over American taxpayers.
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Washington
United States
Britain
You Show 'Em Joe
Eisenhower orders European troops to dress up and salute in Japan as occupation forces. The policy aims to project self respect and discipline, persuading defeated nations to emulate American order. Saluting and neatness reinforce group discipline and a credible peace.
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Rocky Mountain News
Denver
Eisenhower
Europe
Japan
National trend blamed for disrespectful high school crowd
A Denver paper derides a halftime riot by high school boys at a stadium as part of a national trend. The writer argues parents and elders fail to model civic respect, citing widespread disrespect seen on radio, print, and screen, warning of a decay likened to Rome.
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The
Alliance Times Herald
Denver
United States
Old
Roman Empire
The Glass Man and Small Town Wisdom
A reflective piece on personal integrity urges looking in the mirror to judge oneself, warning that outward praise cannot mask inner truth. It cites a string of aphorisms about honesty, deception, and consequences, including lines about loyalty, manners, and appearances.
Tried and Stop Me If Youve Heard Em Whopper Yarns
A collection of light anecdotes and jokes about cigars women and daily quirks. A late night cab tale ends with a missing five dollar bill and a vanished cab as the driver watches. A first aid scene yields a humorous line from a rescued man beneath a manhole. Other quips joke about lipstick champagne marriage and golf separating couples.
Pencil varieties offered by The Telegraph Printing Co
The Telegraph Printing Co announces a stock of pencils in hard, soft and medium leads, plus a selection of mechanical pencils. This listing emphasizes available varieties for writing and drawing tasks.
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The
Telegraph Printing Co
Card Of Thanks For Kindness After Father's Death
We express deep gratitude to the many thoughtful friends for acts of kindness floral offerings and other expressions of sympathy during our bereavement following the death of our father Robert Jackson. Corine Fuller Roberta Ringsby
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Robert Jackson
Corine Fuller
Roberta. Ringsby
Nebraska Farm Bureau adopts 15 resolutions at convention
The Nebraska Farm Bureau backed tenets including opposition to a Missouri Valley Authority by Murray legislation, support for local control of schools, soil conservation, and parity funding for 1946 47. It urged state federal aid for farm to market roads and crowcoyote control, and favored chemurgy development. new postwar items expand canned foods and meal ideas.
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Nebraska Farm Bureau
Missouri Valley Authority
Murray
MVA
Nebraska
Hubkan Beatrice
Canned Wonders In Future County Told a oas
The article notes Cheyenne County residents can expect dramatic canned food developments as imports decline after Japan's fall. W C Stolk, vice president of a can company, says about 770000 cans of food opened annually by county residents will be affected and likely increase.
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Japan
Cheyenne County
W C. Stolk
Stolk
Agriculture comeback hits new peak in 1944 record
In 1944 American farmers reached a new peak, marking the eighth straight year of higher food output despite wartime dominance of agriculture. The sector also rebounded from postwar lows, bringing gross farm income to well over 22 billion dollars, including government payments, more than twice the prewar level.
Victory Loan Ad Appeals To Veterans Aid
A wartime appeal emphasizes the Victory Loan as a humane funding effort to support veterans. It highlights muster out pay educational benefits and medical care for injured servicemen, framing the loan as a compassionate financial instrument that aids healing rather than harm.
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Sidney Public Utilities
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