The Pearl Harbor Transcript Shows Jap Treachery Lacked Brains
A Pearl Harbor inquiry transcript of the Kurusu Yamamoto conversation of November 27 1941 exposes a foolish code and a lack of strategic wit. It argues that treachery can succeed without high intelligence and mocks the notion of sophisticated diplomacy.
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Japan
Kurusu
Washington
Yamamoto
Tokyo
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
Kimiko
Hull
Umeko
Kurusu-Yamamoto
WANTED AUTOMOBILES NOT OPA Cites Bowles and car woes
George Sokolsky condemns OPA price controls harming auto availability. He argues dealers bear higher margins while cars vanish and mocks Bowles as policy figures blame. He suggests Bowles resign and imagines Bowles running a Springfield dealership amid labor shortages.
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OPA
CPA
Washington
Bowles
Justice Jackson’s War Crimes Trial Indictment Analyzed
Dorothy Thompson surveys Justice Jackson’s opening to the War Crimes Tribunal, critiquing ex post facto arguments, urging universal law against aggression, and warning against lynch law. She notes crimes against humanity as part of the Nazi program and questions trials limiting scope to military actions.
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Justice Jackson
War Crimes Tribunal
Jackson
Austria
From Bad to Worse in Soviet Global Moves, 1945
Walter Lippmann argues Moscow shifts from near-diplomatic nonparticipation to proactive pressure after the London Conference. He ties Soviet actions to Iranian uprisings and Thorez's Paris demand, noting De Gaulle's independent stance and criticizing Western policy for not curbing Soviet influence in Europe and beyond.
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Moscow
Washington
Soviet Union
Europe
Iran
Teheran
Burma
India
Egypt
Great Britain
Dardanelles
Communist Party
France
M. Thorez
de Gaulle
Ministry
Paris
Daily Worker
Foster
New York
General de Gaulle
Britain
United States
Mediterranean
Middle East
Japan
New York Tribune, Inc
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues Mix
Puzzle lists across and down clues with misspellings and truncated words. Entries include actress names Greek letters and geographic hints, and several missing letters indicate a fragmented historical crossword page.
Polk Street Professor Kenneth Chapman Chases Bus
Kenneth Chapman of Polk Street sprinted from Ninth and Tyler to Tenth and Adams in a bid to catch a San ta Fe bus. He closed the gap from fifty yards to ten yards with a final burst of speed, recalling his days as a winning athlete.
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Kenneth
Kenneth Chapman
Santa Fe
Tyler
Jackson
Adams
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