Christmas Peace Amid War Echoes From Bulge
An editorial recalls the 1944 Battle of the Bulge and wartime horror to frame Christmas as a season of peace. It notes Yankee casualties in World War II and the Pacific fighting while urging reflection on the meaning of peace this year. The piece links holiday joy with gratitude for victory and a quiet resolve to safeguard peace.
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Belgium
Battle of the Bulge
Germany
Pacific
Japan
Pointing to World War III and peace as heritage
The column argues that public rhetoric shaped by fear of World War II helped create the threat, urging a shift to positive leadership and denial of doom. It urges focusing on peace through press channels, learning from Hitler's use of negative direction, and writing a new chapter where history does not repeat.
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Hitler
Congress to Clean Up House Complaints Dozen Idle Panels
Senator Reed of Kansas plans a meeting of the committee on enrolled bills long inactive for seven years and now only him the chairman remains. He admits ignorance of the committee's purpose and suggests pruning other wasteful panels while joking about a committee to end useless committees.
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Congress
Senator Reed
Kansas
Reed
Fascism in Argentina and Peronist Brutality Highlighted
The piece claims about 30,000 followers of dictator Peron surged in Argentina, raiding Jewish shops and assaulting Jews as police stood by and later arrested victims. It labels the Peron regime as fascist, noting brutalitarian traits resembling Hitler and Mussolini.
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Argentina
Peron
Litler
Mussolini
Socialistic Plan in Britain Seeks US Loan Aid
A British push for billions in borrowing from the United States is framed as the familiar pattern of liberals demanding wealth from others to fund liberal aims. The remark suggests ongoing tensions over economic policy and international credit.
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Great Britain
United States
When a strike hurts buying power and markets
The piece argues that strikes reduce incomes for workers like John Jones and ripple through the economy harming grocers, doctors, dentists, and aid efforts abroad. It contends modern work stoppage mirrors the fanatic nationalism seen at Nuernberg, urging readers to consider broader consequences.
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America
Johm Jones
George Brown
China
Nuernberg
Through Other Editors Eyes on Stalin as Leader
Editorial argues Stalin, despite cruelties and lists, should stay at the helm. It notes he has met democracy's leaders, shown tractability, liberalized policy, and allowed religious worship. The piece claims he has studied various governments and benefits from such contact. It wonders if he will live to use his accumulated knowledge.
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Stalin
Russia
Santa Claus and the Christmas Spirit
An reflective piece on the Christmas spirit and mankind's handling of joy. The narrator recalls nearly losing the season's magic four years ago and expresses concern that Santa might be ashamed of how precious it nearly slipped away. The voice blends fond memories with a sober glance at life and giving.
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Santa Claus
Dad
Santa Clauses go to war for Christmas spirit
A speaker recalls Santa Clauses marching to war to defend Christmas values such as brotherly love and charity. He argues men should not begrudge supporting the Christmas spirit financially. The reminiscence shifts to electric train toys from childhood and a father’s Christmas Eve calls for help with toy repairs.
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Ed Paquette
A Merriest Christmas for Many Years Messages of Faith and Hope
A reflective Christmas column recalls family rituals and hardship endured with grace. The narrator describes festive preparations, a stern yet loving mother, and a father bearing children home through a norther. He defends Christmas as timeless against war and modern upheaval, urging peace and happiness for all.
Stapling Machines and Staples in Stock Now
The Telegraph Printing Co offers a limited selection of stapling machines and compatible staples. Buy your stapling machine where replacement staples are readily available.
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The
Telegraph Printing Co
Shoplift Suspect Claims Parole Violator Status
Dallas H. Carey, 57, a transient railroad worker, says he is a Kansas state penitentiary parole violator after being held on a shoplifting charge at The Sidney Drug Co. Sheriff Schulz noted missing cash and belongings reported by Carey's coworkers, with officials undecided on disposition as authorities await a second informant who reported a $32 cash loss.
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Dallas H. Carey
Kansas State Penitentiary
W. W. Schulz
Carey
Sid
Schulz
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