War Talk and Russian Policy Echoes in Beaumont
The Beaumont Enterprise argues that US and Russia avoid war for resource wealth but notes Moscow may push a jingo policy as leaders seek domestic security. It contrasts dictatorships under Mussolini, Hitler, and Japan with Russia's shifts, stressing fear psychology used to rally the public.
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Senators urged to retire amid calls for labor reform
The Moore County News editorial laments senators misrepresentation and calls for private life return, urging definite labor regulation and public protection from pressure groups. The Index notes rumor control work by editors after reports of a body found in a water reservoir, with rumors peaking at 17 bodies in one day.
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Realism in Russia policy urges direct talk with people
The Dallas Morning News argues that Moscow’s self-serving elite risks civil unrest by keeping the 180 million Russians in ignorance. It urges realistic policy, noting a possible tactic to reach ordinary Russians by breaking the iron curtain and engaging through the world press, especially via UN diplomacy.
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Veterans benefits rules clarified under G I Bill for 1944
Veterans officers remind ex service members of unemployment allowances guidance under the G I Bill. Benefits may be collected within two years after war end or discharge, up to 52 weeks, with higher limits for longer service. Self employment and reenlistment scenarios outlined.
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Lakeview Girl Is Delegate To 4-H National Camp
Four Texas 4-H members Eddie Virginia King Lanella Riedel Billie Handcock and Jackie Gene Brock were chosen to represent Texas at the National 4-H Club Encampment in Washington DC June 11 to 18. The 1946 encampment marks the return after a 5 year gap and aims to deepen understanding of federal programs and rural leadership among youth. Stevens and Potts announce, with Miss Stevens and Mr Potts guiding the group by auto from Texas and New Mexico.
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