MacArthur Keynote Speech Roils Republican Convention
The piece argues General MacArthur should not keynote the Republican convention, citing Army conduct rules for officers in politics. It notes Eisenhower has severed military ties and would resign if nominated, while Taft allies pressure fair play. Editor McGill questions loyalty and calls for cease and desist orders.
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MacArthur
U. S
U. S. ‘Army
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Army
Ralph McGill
McGill
Pentagon
Taft
Fear of War Subside Forecast in NATO Plans and Election
The piece argues Roosevelt's banking reforms calmed fears during his inauguration and praises General Eisenhower as a future war fear eliminator. It notes NATO’s role in uniting France Italy and Germany toward peace and suggests Europe’s fear of war is diminishing with U S leadership and firm commitments to aid Europe against USSR threats.
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Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Atlantic Alliance
France
Ridgway
NATO
United States
Europe
Thomasville Schools Fight Accreditation Penalty
The article argues that Thomasville schools were removed from the accredited list due to pretextual efficiency concerns and funding limits. It blames excessive debt, limited federal aid, and red tape for hindering improvement, urges discretion to restore status, and highlights strong past performance despite funding challenges.
Politics and weather in a muddled era comment piece
A jumble of observations mixes politics media and domestic life with casual humor. The writer muses on retirement, sports, foreign affairs, weather phenomena, and marriage behavior, weaving social critique with everyday detail.
Screwballs and a Kindred Soul in the newsroom
Relman Morin writes as a substitute for Hal Boyle about screwballs who visit the newspaper office. He recalls memorable characters like Rambling Mary and Operative X 37, noting the charm and risk of listening to quirky patrons and the quirky humor they bring to daily work.
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Mary
X-37
Directors of Quitman Bank Vote Dividend Payable July 1
Citizens National Bank in Quitman Georgia announces a regular 50 cent per share dividend plus an extra one dollar per share. Dividends are payable July 1. Directors approve transferring 7500 dollars from undivided profits to reserve fund to reach 100000 dollars. D B McDonald serves as president and W H Williams as executive vice president.
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Quitman Bank
Quitman
Citizens National Bank
D. B. McDonald
W. H. Williams
Confidential Matter in Social Discourse
A humorous piece on confidential matter versus open talk discusses trust risks in sharing sensitive information. It warns that secret knowledge can tempt dull conversation but may backfire if mishandled, urging discretion and clear boundaries to avoid harm.
Radio and TV Tonight List of Programs by Network
A dense schedule lists CBC NBC and other networks with hour by hour programs. Titles include Dragnet Mr Chameleon Night Beat Mr Ken Tracer FBI in Peace and War Groucho Marx film Burns and Allen Amos and Andy film Racket Squad Lone Ranger film and more.
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CBS
Mr. Ken Tracer
FBI
Crossword Puzzle Across in L Rule Clues and Answers
Word list clues cover across entries from 4 to 87 with definitions like Walked fencing sword and Thoroughfares linked to various word forms and foreign phrases. Down clues include ingredient of varnish and related terms, some garbled with OCR errors.
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Peer Gynt
Postmasters and civil service sparks in Senate clash
Washington debate centers on Truman proposal to place all postmasters under civil service and remove political patronage. Senate rejects plan, arguing it would undermine democracy while preserving appointive power for postmaster generals. The article notes classifications and counts of postmasters by revenue, plus related civil service questions for marshals and customs collectors.
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Senate
Truman
Congress
Sen. McClellan
Arkansas
Sen
Eastland
Mississippi
U. S
Civil Service
Martial law declared in Johnstown strike area
Governor Geo H Earle of Pennsylvania orders military rule to preserve peace amid labor unrest. Confederate era style dispatch notes national and international tensions including Bilbao and Manchuria reports.
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Johnston
Geo. H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Bethlehem Steel
Bilbao
America
James Barrie
New Thomasville
Deaver
Vite Cleaver
Repentance and Its Possibilities by Earl L. Doud
A reflection on repentance as a divine gift and the obstacles to receiving it. The article argues some refuse repentance because they deny sin, lack will, or resist giving up vice, while others are ready but need the power from God to repent.
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Thomasville
Surviving Details of a Woman's Murder Plot Unfold in Wade's Hole
Gardiner cleans the scene at Number Thirteen after Kate's disappearance, burning evidence and erasing traces while fearing police scrutiny. He reassesses his alibi and contemplates Melisande's arrival as he waits for a chance to begin a new life. Melisande arrives, notes the odor of Fly spray, and speaks of loneliness.
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Gardiner
Number Thirteen
Melisande
Kate
Begi
Batoreane
Wade
Himself
Grace
Paul
Meliesande
Sandy
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Moscow
Boyle
Relman Morin
Hal Boyle
New York
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Christopher Billop
ABC
Mr. Arsenic
Dumont
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Charlie Wild
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Harden
Sheep Ae
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Ie Wooten
Ocean & ‘Bovey Ay Gahece
THE
Washington
Hee
Churchill
U.S
Manchuria
Siberia
Donalsonville
Navy
Tamadge Elrodi
Earl L. Doud
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