Rep Miller rails at military control and Marshall honor
Editorial criticizes Rep A L Miller of Nebraska for pressuring Congress to curb military influence and oppose Medal of Honor for General George C Marshall. The piece argues Marshall’s wartime leadership was superb, blames higher officials for Pearl Harbor reflections, and cautions against dismantling civilian control despite war fatigue.
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Rep
A.L. Miller
Nebraska
Congress
Miller
George C. Marshall
Pearl Harbor
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Rep. Miller
Marshall
Gen. Marshall
The Presidents Conduct In Postwar Policy Debate
An editorial contrasts two Washington camps on President Truman. One side accuses him of derelict leadership by leaving labor crisis duties to the secretary, signaling an uncaring stance. The other praises his delegation, calling it a healthy shift toward civilian subordinates making decisions.
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Truman
White House
Secretary of Labor
Washington
The Home Town Paper During World War II
A wartime reflection on the home town newspaper as a vital link for American servicemen. It describes how letters from home, news, entertainment, and local notices kept soldiers connected to familiar scenes and people amid distant battlefields.
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Battle Fields
Hue
Home Town Paper Worth While to Soldiers Far From Home
The editor and printer among others prepared it with special value for readers at home and abroad. Soldiers in distant places gain a deeper appreciation when the hometown newspaper visits them. The home paper holds familiar value like news from home and service members.
National Bible Week A beacon for mothers left by war
The piece notes National Bible Week in October as a source of solace for women whose men are away fighting. It highlights mothers bearing dual burdens of guardianship and breadwinning, and frames church attendance as healing guidance. Regular worship offers emotional steadiness and a sense of divine presence for children awaiting their fathers return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Peking Man bones story and tax claims from 1930s columns
The piece recalls Japanese anxiety over Sinanthropus Pekinensis, arguing the Peking Man’s age underscores motives for capturing bones. It contrasts this with U S tax data showing the rich pay far less as a percentage than workers, outlining Senator O Mahoney's figures on tax burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
Peking
Union Medical College
Duck Hunters Drama From Home and Shore
Column reflects on duck hunting culture contrasting hunt habits with home life. Notable lines compare coffee, meals, early rising, and spending habits to domestic behavior. Includes a humorous list of traits, with sharp contrasts between outdoors and home dynamics.
Potter Girl Weds Sgt Karol Southard at Longview
Ardith Bartlett daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Bartlett former Potter residents wed Technical Sergeant Karol Southard of Klamath Falls Oregon on Sunday September 30 at 3 p m in a ceremony at the home of the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Reichstein
Ocean Beach
Longview
Washington
E. H. Gebert
Longview Community Church
Reichstein
Southard
101St Airborne Division
502Nd Parachute Infantry
California
Ardith Bartlett
Carl Bartlett
Karol Southard
Klamath Falls
Oregon
Birthday Gifts Honor Miss Gladys Bell at Telephony Event
Miss Gladys Bell chief operator at the telephone office was honored with gifts during a birthday celebration. Miss Brauer was also a recipient, sharing in the festive occasion and gifts.
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Bernice Brauer
Eldora Nienhuser
Melba Fleming
Lois Steckkamp
Stockhamp
Leonard Iverson
Miss Brauer
Brauer
Gladys Bell
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O'Mahoney
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Alvin Duis
John Elwell
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Ton
Fred Bush
Bush Home
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M. J. Murray
Ie. S. Sherrerd
Mrs. Worden
E. D. Worden
A. S. Hardy
Worden
Hardy
Fred Stephens
Tokay
Kellog
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Wheaties
Vera Ute
P. D. Fly Spray
Veeco Polish Furniture
Jonathen
Red Prunes
Concord Grapes
W. Ill St
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Hershey Cocoa
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Saas
Niversary
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Sterling
Maddox Motor Co
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