Lend Lease critics arise after wartime aid ends
A Globe News piece argues that gratitude faded as Lend-Lease ended, noting Great Britain led the harsh criticism and rival leaders joined in. It says ending aid was inevitable and saves taxpayers millions, reflecting natural human reactions to withdrawing support.
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Truman
Great Britain
Britain
Lend-Lease
Lend- Lease
Civil War in China The Open Door and Foreign Interests
George E. Sokolsky discusses repeated Chinese civil conflicts from 1911 to the 1930s, arguing foreign meddling and imperialism impeded unity. He notes Open Door policy, spheres of influence, and foreign powers including Britain, France, Russia, Japan, and the U.S. shaping China’s fate. He cites Chiang Kai-shek, the Kuomintang, and Chinese Communists amid ongoing turmoil.
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China
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Wu Pei-fu
Feng Yu-hsiang
Chang Tso-lin
John Hay
Russia
France
United States
Austria
Belgium
Italy
Japan
Yunan-Kwangsi
Shanghai
Kwangchowwan
Hongkong
Chiang Kai-shek
Nanking
Manchuria
Influence in Worland Prompted by Use
Residents of Worland Wyoming reflect that true influence appears only when tested by action. Community voices emphasize that speaking up must translate into concrete steps and results.
Tea Cup Surrender Reexamined by Paul Mallon Columnist
Washington notes the surrender of Japan followed a two week delay after terms and a rejected tea invitation. Mallon argues the pause enabled Japan to organize underground networks and the occupation faces, while warning the Pacific peace depends on limiting Japan to home territory and continued U S trusteeship or direct control as Congress debates.
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Confidence in Russia Rises Across Nation Says Gallup
Public opinion across the United States shows increased confidence in Soviet Russia, with business and professional people more trusting than workers. Education and gender influence trust, while Russia’s war entry and potential Chiang Kai shek support may bolster optimism after the war.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Russia
Marshal Stalin
U.S
Soviet Russia
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Appears in Newspaper Page
A mixed list of crossword clues fills a page segment with horizontal and vertical entries. The puzzle includes definitions for animals, objects, directions, and abbreviations across multiple numbered items.
Weimar Ghosts and the Second Chapter of Occupation
The narrative follows postwar Germany with focus on Weimar as Russian forces advance and Americans withdraw. It recounts German fear and hardship, a hostile mayor, and a Bavarian AMG report showing attempts to trade goods or escape to the American zone. A later encounter reveals offers of money, liquor, and eggs for Weimar citizens and children.
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Weimar
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Elbe
Magdeburg
Weimer
AMG
Wiess
Herr Wiess
Wemar
U. S. Army
Bavaria
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