Eternal No Is Typical of Russians in Soviet Aid Debate
A war era column argues that Russia’s unyielding stance stems from deep historical patterns rather than ideology. It contends America erred by pressuring Soviet forces, notes Churchill’s Balkan fears, and describes Stalin’s demand for peace as part of a wider pattern of Russian veto culture and no responses.
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OPA Battle and the Politics of Price Control
The piece surveys OPA's political impact as Congress grinds over price control, noting urban reps face accountability for policy outcomes while farmers reap price gains first. It recalls adjournment options, the need for a Great Seal proclamation, a Hull anecdote, barber shop rhetoric, and airline crew translations of Grand Tetons per Business Week.
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Atom Bomb Blast Sinks Battleship and Carrier
An underwater atomic blast in Bikini lagoon sunk the Arkansas and the Saratoga within minutes, heavily damaged the New York Nagato Hughes Fallon, and sent debris and radioactivity into surrounding waters. Rioting fallout threatened rain and deadly contamination as reports linked Soviet rejection of U.N. control proposals to preserve Big Five unanimity.
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War Spending Reaches Near Trillion in Six War Years
Treasury department figures show 1940 to 1945 outlays totaled 987 billion dollars with federal spending at 365 billion and taxes at 156 billion, creating a 209 billion deficit. State and local entities posted a 50 billion spending bill while individuals and corporations profited 201 billion, leaving debt over 268 billion overall.
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