International board of psychologists to guide German music therapy
Fabien Levitzky suggested by article as a plan for postwar Germany. He proposed an international board to supervise music and psychology for twenty years to restore broad musical culture. Levitzky, conductor of the Indianapolis Symphony, urged reeducation through diverse works and operas free from Nazi politics.
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Fabien Levitzky
Germany
Levitzky
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
New York
Scrap iron corner feared as air war tightens
An editor in Danville Virginia notes Japan may secure a dominant position in scrap iron supply in the orient due to wartime air campaign pressures. The outlook is viewed with concern as a strategic bottleneck emerges.
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Japan
Orient
Danville
Register
Oh how cowardly is wickedness always Statius
A terse, literary fragment echoes a line from Statius about cowardice and wickedness, reflecting classical poetics rather than a news event or contemporary report. The phrase appears as a standalone aphorism in the provided text.
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Statius
German Guilt and Potsdam Plan in Dorothy Thompson Piece
Dorothy Thompson critiques the Potsdam communiqué arguing it presumes German guilt and risks hypocrisy. She warns the plan could become a crime against civilization and urges public debate and adherence to American principles rather than expedient deals.
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Potsdam
Germany
Europe
United States
Churchill
Japan
Poland
Who Whipped Whom In This War By Bill Cunningham
Bill Cunningham recalls wartime scenes from Madeburg to Berlin as U S engineers toil on roads and lines while Germans vary by zone under SHAEF. He questions guilt and signals fear of Russians while noting American occupation and the NACA plant in Cleveland.
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Europe
Paris
Madeburg
Elbe
U. S
Engineer Corps
Hamburg
Berlin
Frankfurt
Nantucket Beach
Weimar
SHAEF
Uncle Sugar
Germany
Modern Realism in a Soldier’s Letter to Public Morals
George Fe. Sokolsky cites a Scott Field private letter urging cold realism in education and public morals. He argues against abandoning traditional ethics, emphasizing timeless commandments and civil rights while condemning mass access to unchecked information. He notes moral rigidities still guiding society.
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New York Sun
Philadelphia
Scott Field
Ill
Hillel
Confucius
Christ
George Washington
Congress
Heads U S 7th Horizontal Puzzle
Solve a two grid crossword style clue set listing 7th Army related terms and generic fill entries. Includes references to Lt Gen, editor abbr, symbols for elements, and various military and linguistic terms.
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U.S
Memphis Censor Board Bans The Southerner Heads To Courts
Hollywood producer David Loew engages Memphis law firm as the local censor board bans the film The Southerner. Censor Chairman Lloyd Binford calls the picture outrageous while Loewes camp labels the action a monstrous distortion.
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Memphis
Tenn
U.P
Hollywood
David Loew
Censor Board
Lloyd T. Binford
Loew
Dixie Dice School of Dance Opens Fall Term
The Dixie Dice School of Dance announces enrollment for the fall term from 9 am to noon over two weeks, with classes starting Aug 27 at 2409 Polk. Dixie Dice, who spent summer in New York studying with Ernest Carlos and Jack Stanley, plans to bring new fashion trends into the curriculum.
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Dixie Dice
Dixie Dice School of Dance
Polk
Navy offers permanent civilian jobs for women in Washington
Miss Dorothy Hyde, recruiter, announced that Navy Department civilian jobs will be permanent for women who start now in Washington, D C. She replaced Mrs Marve Tolar at the United States Employment Service to collect applications from women 17 12 years old or older. The Navy promises postwar work at headquarters with transportation, housing, and recreation benefits for new workers.
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Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Dorothy Hyde
Hyde
Marve Tolar
United States Employment Service
West Seventh
Navy
Washington
Authorized salary increases for federal employees
Miss Hyde stated there will be authorized raises for federal employees. The plan aims to adjust wages across A to Z departments, reflecting updated compensation standards.
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Miss Hyde
Educators To Study Post War Needs
AUSTIN Aug 9 Factors affecting educational leadership in the post war period and tenure principles will be examined today by a group of experts led by Dr C F Arrowood at the sixth annual institute of professional relations Speakers include Dr Frederick Eby Dr A L Hall Weaver Baker Dr Hilda Rosene Ernest Jackson Edward Robbins and Dr C Calvert from the University of Texas and allied institutions.
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Austin
C. F. Arrowood
University of Texas
Institute of Professional Relations
Frederick Eby
A. L. Hall
New York University
Weaver Baker
State Board of Control
Hilda Rosene
Ernest Jackson
Austin School Board
Edward Robbins
Taylor
Cc. Calvert
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