Postwar Debt Policy Debate Cited By Officials
The piece notes remarks by Morgen Thau and Judge Vinson urging higher current wartime taxes to reduce the debt. It cites a projected $20 billion cash surplus in 1943 after purchases, taxes, and debt payments, and references wartime leaders Robert Patterson and Harry Hopkins discussing Russia and Australia.
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Fred M. Vinson
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Langhorne boosts Sally as PR head after Washington meeting
Sally Thayer witnesses Langhorne claim the public relations role and plans to handle all press work. After an arduous day she contemplates shopping as Stewart pressures her with a drink invite, doubting her past dating life and offering city nightlife examples.
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Lebanon's Struggle for Independence Stirs Middle East Crisis
War analyst DeWitt MacKenzie outlines Lebanon's push for full sovereignty against French mandate amid Syrian tensions. He notes French control, regional Muslim-Christian resentments, and international protests including Britain and the United States. The piece also shifts to a Washington social vignette featuring Sally and Stewart at high society venues.
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The Negro Vote Affects Election Outcomes
The piece notes a shift in the electorate as Democratic majorities fade among labor and negro voters. Harlem shows Republican gains in Assembly districts while other cities and states report similar trends affecting urban voting patterns and party strength.
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Public urged postwar compulsory military training
Gallup reports a shift in opinion since 1939 with 63 percent of voters favoring one year of service after war. The poll finds strong support among both men and women for compulsory training and notes momentum toward enacting a postwar system despite some opposition as militaristic.
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FAS TIME OF HIS LIFE IN HOSPITAL
Ernie Pyle writes about his 76-year-old father in Clinton Hospital Dana Indiana a six week stay after a fall. The father endures a hip splint delirium and nightly dreams while nurses care for him and share jokes.
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Inside Japan war home front and occupation conditions
United Press Radio Wire summarizes Bernard Covitt recounting life under Japanese rule. It describes economic strain from soaring rice and meat prices, strict propaganda, and a pattern of starvation as a deliberate weapon, with limited shipping visible in Shanghai and Manila.
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Bernard Covitt
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Shanghai
Japanese Rule Worsens Chinese Suffering in Shanghai Boycott
A first hand account describes the volume of hardship under Japanese occupation in Free China. People flee cities for the countryside as living costs spike and eggs rise to two dollars forty cents in Shanghai amid mass emigration and hunger.
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China
Shanghai
Quoted Leaders on War, Peace, and Duty Across Allies
A collection of wartime remarks from Archibald Mac Leish Sir Harold Alexander Chester DuWwies John Anderson Franklin Cole Donald Nelson and Anthony Eden highlighting views on strategy, U S British and Russian roles, fear accountability and postwar peace responsibilities.
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