Truman Promises Eisenhower Anything He Wants
President Truman said General Dwight D. Eisenhower is entitled to anything he wants and he will see the general gets it. The remark followed a White House stag dinner sighting and came as Eisenhower prepared to return to Germany to finish his work there. Truman noted the next steps would be settled at the upcoming Big Three talks with Stalin and Churchill. He described Eisenhower as a grand gentleman.
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Olympia
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Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Eisenhower
White House
Germany
Stalin
Churchill
Patton and Peace in a Soldier Letter on War’s End
In a Paris column written as a dead soldier’s letter Stars and Stripes critiques General Patton and urges restraint from war talk while Eisenhower backs peacetime training. It notes a historic San Francisco peace gathering among world powers and discusses the UN charter’s flaws and the absence of an automatic global police force. Local cops and guards are noted as a model for domestic security.
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Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Europe
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United Nations
Farm Couple Wanted for House and Field Work
Help wanted advertisement seeks a middle aged couple to live and work on a small farm. Woman to manage the house and man to assist with farming tasks. Furnished home provided. Call 5472 for details. June 18, 1911.
Soldier Advances While Civilian Plans Lag Behind
A military figure marks a notable step forward despite civilian arrangements remaining slow to catch up. The focus remains on the progress achieved and the ongoing lag in civilian logistics.
Grimes News Highlights Local Visits and Weather Slows
Grimes Virginia reports weekend visitors include Albert and Mrs Tusing Kernstown Brooke Taylor and family Charles Saint Pittsburg and Charles Fisher Williamsburg. White Hall Mite Society met at Mrs Reese home. Martin Burmester of Washington DC vacationing with his mother Mrs Backey at Poplar Shade Farm. Charles McVay killed a five foot black snake. Severe electrical storm followed by heavy rain with no hail.
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Anna Backey
Poplar Shade Farm
Charles McVay
Card of Thanks for Harry Steele
We express deep appreciation for kindness and sympathy shown during illness and death of our husband and brother Harry Steele. Grateful for floral tributes and use of cars. Mrs. Harry Steele and Mrs. Raymond Dye.
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Harry Steele
Raymond Dye
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