Unity Demands Wallace Resign to Maintain National Unity
The piece argues Secretary Wallace should resign or be forced out to restore unity in the Truman administration over foreign policy. It contends Wallace’s defiance undermines world peace efforts and damages cooperation with Russia and Yugoslavia, calling for Byrnes to lead a unified government.
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Wallace
Truman
America
Byrnes
Russia
Yugoslavia
Germany
Wall
Mr. Wallace
Molothy
Henry A. Wallace
Vandenberg
Pepper
Political Action Committee
Cities seek new water sources for growing needs
Across the nation cities expand supplies as demand rises. Chicago spends 25 million on filtration to draw more water from the rivers. Philadelphia advances an 30 million expansion. Denver drafts plans to spend 3 million to boost capacity.
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America
Chicago
Philadelphia
Den‘ver
Water needs drive city growth and emergency margins
The text argues a growing city uses 400 million gallons more water monthly than in 1945. It stresses a sufficient water supply is essential not only for current consumers but also as a buffer for emergencies, warning that inadequate supply hampers urban growth.
Current Opinion on Wallace Speech Causes Domestic Polity Debate
The piece argues Henry Wallace's New York speech exposes foreign policy risks and domestic political aims. It suggests demagogic left-wing appeals threaten bipartisan policy, and criticizes the President for not repudiating the domestic angle, implying approval of partisan gains over national interests.
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Henry Wallace
New York
Wallace
Mr. Truman
Mr. Wallace
Wallace questions on economic democracy in Russia
The article critiques Wallace's claim of economic democracy in Russia arguing the Russian system limits worker rights to union independence strikes job refusal and free business ownership. It contrasts with perceived Western individual freedom and questions the depth of Russia's guarantees.
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Wallace
Russia
United States
Mr. Wallace
Hitler
Germany
Doubt Elliott's Verocity on War Years Memoirs
The piece questions Elliott's veracity in recounting Roosevelt and Churchill differences during World War II. It notes the observer's disputed good faith and asks whether such memoir passages add meaningful historical insight.
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Elliott
Roosevelt
Churchill
Filiott Roosevelt
FBI conference for law enforcement in Winchester set
The FBI conference for law enforcement in the area will be held in Winchester on Friday September 21. It will tie in with Police Training classes. Judge Burr P Harrison started an order to secure housing for prisoners during jail construction. Lt and Mrs George H Milley welcome a daughter born Friday September 14 at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Winchester
Burr P. Harrison
George H. Milley
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester area hopes for higher fuel allotments harvest season
Informed gasoline retailers remain hopeful that steps will be taken to increase motor fuel allotments in the Winchester area during the apple harvest. Reports from the woods indicate numerous deer signs and expectations of a good hunting season this year.
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Winchester
Tropical hurricane expected on Virginia Maryland coast
Norfolk coast guard division predicted the eastern shore of Virginia and Maryland would feel the hurricane tonight. Henry E. Biggs of Front Royal started duties on the Evening Star news staff. Mr and Mrs Ray Curtiss hosted a birthday party for Miss Gloria Ward. Mr and Mrs C L Whitacre announced the marriage of their daughter Lucille to Anthony E Farmison of New York City.
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Norfolk Coast Guard
Virginia
Maryland
Henry E. Biggs
Front Royal
The
Evening Star
Ray Curtiss
Gloria Ward
C. L. Whitacre
Lucille
Anthony E. Farmison
New York City
Reverend H Tucker Graham Heads to Harrisonburg Meeting
Fifty years ago in 1896 Rev H Tucker Graham departed for Harrisonburg to attend the Lexington Presbytery. The item notes a Stephens City resident Mr T C Eldridge with a 5 ounce egg and 7 by 9 inch measurements. Also reports the marriage of E L Barr of Stephens City and Minnie E Smith of this city at the Presbyterian parsonage.
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H. Tucker Graham
Harrisonburg
Lexington
T. C. Eldridge
Stephens City
E. £. Barr
Minnie E. Smith
Presbyterian Parsonage
Plantar Wart Treatments From X Ray to Toe Amputation
Plantar warts on the sole can resist simple remedies and may require X ray therapy or surgical removal. X ray cures 60 to 90 percent but can fail, leaving painful foot areas. in severe cases, complete removal of the wart area via toe amputation has yielded excellent results without impairing foot function.
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James A. Dickson
Cleveland
Ohio
Dickson
Maine and nearby states show mixed early election signals
The Maine results stay broadly Republican with little change from prior years while experts flag stronger Republican momentum in Massachusetts New York and Kentucky. The piece notes Farley departure from Democratic ranks and questions about Mead's support amid Dewey upstate gains and Lehman's Senate prospects.
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New York
Maine
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Jim Farley
Mead
Dewey
Communist Party
Lehman New York
Lehman
Senate
LaGuardia
David I. Walsh
Connecticut
Rhode Island
John Cooper
John Young Brown
Truman
Twins from one egg questioned by agricultural division
The Poultry Division notes several dubious reports of twin hatchings from a single egg. Usually one yolk develops while the other is absorbed during incubation. Inquiries regarding double yolk eggs are addressed with those facts.
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Poultry Division
Department of Agriculture
How's Your I. Q. Quiz Answers Page 2 7
A reader questions the seven quiz prompts from page 2 7 with topics on aviation numbers ocean geography insignia proverb Bunyan work and a world leaders list plus a correction and a history of veterans club terms.
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Scooteris
U. S
Madagascar
John Bunyan
Dmitri Manuilsky
United States
Palm Queen Wreck Rescue and Train Nomads
On the Palm Queen wreck survivors endure cold, hunger, and generosity aboard a stalled train. Nina Weston and her companions share scarce food and clothing while strangers offer aid. Federal agents seek identities as the group heads toward transport to New York, with press speculation looming.
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Ivan
Nina
Dewar
Corbett
Glen Argyle
Westons
Elaine
New York
Mairzy Coats
Joanie
Joan Taylor
Gunner
L. Taylor
Stengel
Messerschmidts
Philly
Larry
Kitten
Joan
Palm Queen
Reading
Brooklyn Eagle
Mrs Hastings
Combett
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