War Time Blues of a Working Girl
A young woman at a defense plant laments curfews shortages and long hours. She notes scarce escorts, cigarettes, and cocktails, and tired feet from standing all day. She finds some solace in knowing her shell loading aids the war effort, but old pleasures feel distant.
Hitler Mania and the Recurrent Cycle of Defeat
The Nation columnist analyzes Adolf Hitler as a psychotic personality driven by repeated patterns of defeat and miraculous recovery. It traces his shell shock in 1918, rise to power through legal manipulation, crises in 1934 and beyond, and his persistent refusal to accept looming defeat despite mounting evidence.
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Fear Peace Won't Last
George Gallup reports on how optimism for a lasting postwar peace faces skepticism in the United States Britain and Canada. Polls show substantial portions expect another war within 25 years with youth more pessimistic than older voters and territorial disputes cited as a key potential cause of conflict.
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British Institute of Public Opinion
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Canada
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Crossword Puzzle Contests and Clues Across and Down
A crossword puzzle listing across and down clues with numbered entries from 1 to 55 across and 1 to 55 down including references to famous figures such as a former U S Secretary of Commerce and various linguistic and scientific terms. The puzzle blends historical and linguistic terms like Greek letters Latin abbreviations and chemical symbols with colorfully described clues across themes and wordplay.
Air Carrier Valor and Vivid Personal Tales by Ernie Pyle
Ernie Pyle writes from the Western Pacific praising aircraft carriers as noble yet practical giants. He notes a specific carrier’s long voyage since November 1943, its battle record against Japanese ships and planes, typhoons endured, and crews’ sacrifices, then shifts to light anecdotes about nervous habits among civilians and soldiers.
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America
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Kwajalein
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Palau
Hollandia
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Not So Long Ago A Roundup of 1930s Events
A collection of dated items reports Primo de Rivera's death in Paris on March 16 1930, Rep John Garner accusing a GOP power alliance, Amarillo preparing a public market, Hitler declaring Germany free from Versailles and seeking a larger army, Japan planning a Brazil delegation, Amelia Earhart invited to fly to Mexico City, Argentina agreeing to ship over 9 million dollars in goods to Japan, and Gen George C Strong testimony to a Senate committee.
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