Fujiwara named Nippon airplane boss amid shakeup
The article notes Gin jiro Fujiwara taking a top production role in Japan and pledging to raise Nipponese aircraft output to challenge the United States. It then predicts his possible fate after a rumored fatal accident tied to disillusionment with his emperor. The piece shifts to Ernie Pyle on furlough, contrasting home-front shortages with wartime front-line suffering.
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Japan
Ginjiro Fujiwara
Fujiwara
Ernie Pyle
G-GIRL Chapter 21 Hathaway and Sally Meet at the Clubhouse
Hathaway accepts a tough War Workers Clubhouse project while Sally shifts from danger with Ted to labor at the mansion hub. Georgia introduces Philanthropist wives from high circles who fund and run the club, and Sally finds relief in helping in the kitchen as tensions ease.
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Hathaway
Langhorne
Sally
Georgia Hammond
Dupont Circle
Evelyn Walsh McLean
Massachusetts Avenue
Ted
Georgia
River Edge
State Department
Bank of England
Ullstein Family Pioneers of Global Publishing Die in Exile
Herman Ullstein, longtime head of the Ullstein publishing house, dies in New York aged after a career building one of the world’s leading media groups. The Berlin firm expanded under five brothers, printing 14 languages and owning major titles like Berliner Illustrirter Zeitung and Berliner Morgenpost. Faced Nazi pressure from 1933, the family sold stakes and fled Germany with heavy emigration taxes crippling assets. Ullstein settled in the United States in 1939.
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Herman Ullstein
Né House
Ullstein
New York
Berlin
Franz Stein
Rudolf Ullstein
London
Hans and
Louis Ullstein
Hermanlstein
Leopold Ulstein
Ullstein Brothers
Herman
Zeitung
Germany
Berliner Morgerpost
Reich
Gruene Post
Crrs
Hitler
Messenger Boys
Joseph Goebbels
Ullsteins
England
Near East
Stein
United States
Quotes on Allies and War Leaders Signal Hope and Resolve
A compilation of wartime remarks from leaders including Donald M. Nelson, Jacob L. Devers, Winston Churchill, Adolf Hitler, Frank Knox, and Lord Halifax. The statements cover cooperation with Russia, uncertainty of war’s end, the need for perseverance, and themes of interdependence and strength in air and sea power.
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Berlin
Navy
Frank Knox
Ific
Prohibition fears loom as liquor shortage sparks debate
The article notes uncertainty over the liquor shortage while urging investigations to reveal facts. It warns that any mishandling could empower Prohibitionists and risk repeal consequences, linking domestic policy to wartime dynamics and national unity. It quotes Rear Admiral Buckmaster and Polish Minister Neuman on broader strategic concerns.
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United States
Debating World Economic Plans After the War
Paul Mallon argues against the Keynes and White plans for international currency stabilization and a postwar international bank. He warns such moves mask a growing trade imbalance financed by debt and insists only real gains from shipments of goods can settle losses, criticizing managed trade and tariffs as solutions.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Russia
Britain
Kentucky
Ernie Pyle Heads Abroad for Mediterranean War Tour
After two months in the United States Ernie Pyle sails to the Mediterranean theater. He recalls train travel versus air and sea, notes a last haircut onboard the Santa Fe Chief, and shares reader mail about engineers in Sicily and gratitude offers from readers in Hillsboro Oregon to two soldiers.
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States
Ernie Pyle
Mediterranean
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Sicily
Point Calava
Hillsboro
Ore
Chi
Strange are the ways of pacifists
Dorothy Thompson argues against Senator Nye for endorsing fascism and isolationism and warns that his stance aids enemies. She says Nye would have America tolerate fascist regimes, undermining unity and security, and she warns that fascist ideas persist after victory in Europe.
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Hull
Congress
Moscow
Nye
Thompson Nye
Senator Nye
United Nations
America
Senate
Europe
Germany
General MacArthur
TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES REVEAL WORDS
The page lists a crossword puzzle with horizontal clues numbered 1 to 55 and vertical clues 1 to 52. It names entries such as Edward R. and references to government roles, trickled with Latin abbreviations and common crossword answers.
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Lydia Gray Shaw
Army
Seneca
House OF
Ullsess
WPB
Donald M. Nelson
Jacob L. Devers
European Command
Winston Churchill
Adolf Hitler
Lord Halifax
Arumy
Arsenal
Elliott C. Buckmaster
Yorktown
Poland
Financial World
Mallon
Cage
Illinois
Chicago
William F. Obermeyer
Meadowbrook
Los Angeles
The
Corp
Gordon Attack, Merrill
Wis
Alvin Tolliver
Alamosa
Cole
Samaritan
Alaska
Argentina
Dutch Harbor
Pearl Harbor
French Guiana
Guatemala
Central America
By Dorothy Thompson
Adolf
Aboud
Edward R. —, Jr
Isie
Eddie
tiHe
U. S
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