Synthetic rubber push from Goodyear chief speech
Paul W. Litchfield, president of Goodyear Tire and Rubber, outlines American industry’s push to supply synthetic rubber to replace Japanese natural rubber. He says by Oct 1 production will match prewar usage and credits private industry over government processes. Bernard Baruch and William Jeffers are cited as key figures enabling the plan.
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Paul W. Litchfield
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Litchfield
Bernard Baruch
William Jeffers
Tawes Punished For Travel To Georgia Under Wartime Rules
Maryland comptroller J Millard Tawes loses A and C gasoline books for a year for driving to Georgia to attend a wedding while pleasure driving was banned for ordinary citizens. He then transferred title to his car to his wife who would receive an A book and perhaps extra rations. The newspaperman who exposed the violation was jailed for criminal libel. The wartime notes also remark on lingering German and Japanese threats and the state of the war.
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J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
Georgia
Tawes
OPA
Maryand
Alliance Stretch and the Anglo American Postwar Pact
In a Harvard speech Churchill reiterates a temporary Anglo American war alliance with Roosevelt to pursue lasting world peace, while Governor Dewey signals an anti aggression framework. The piece argues air power and secure air bases outweigh armament sums for real security and criticizes Lippmann and Dewey for prioritizing alliances over bases.
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Paul Mallon
Churchill
Harvard
Roosevelt
Dewey
Mackinac Island
Mallon
Walter Lippmann
Lippmann
Russia
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Bermuda
Bahamas
British Guiana
Britain
Latin America
Saturday Evening Post
Pan American
Pacific
Highway to Her Heart Chapter 16 On Moose Creek River rescue
Penny tends Cleve as they reach Moose Creek and secure him in an Indian shack. She weighs leaving for Pierre le French's shack to fetch help, hoping Moose Creek remains manageable to return with aid while Cleve recovers. Marie Toma assists, Cleve shows signs of improvement.
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Penny
Cleve
Marie Toma
Moose Creek
Marie
Bill
Pierre le French
Penny and Cleve face split up trek and farewell kiss
Penny plans a joint escape with Cleve and Marie toward a distant shack as he fears dangers of the wild. Penny visits before dawn to check on Cleve and a surprised kiss erupts, then they discuss risks and whether to depart together with Marie and Bill awaiting.
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Cleve
Penny
Bill
Carrying water to Sicily Ernie Pyle
Ernie Pyle describes the 45th Division bringing 155,000 gallons of water to Sicily for five days, stored in tanks and 25,000 five gallon cans. Engineers locate and purify water from wells, springs, shell craters, and irrigation ditches while supplying Sicily with clean water and sharing tales of portable purification units and even stray Italian canteens.
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Ernie Pyle
Sicily
Africa
Las Vegas
N.M
Bombi
45Th
Sovereignty and Alliances in American History
Lipmann argues that sovereignty includes the right to contract alliances. He cites the 1778 Franco-American treaty and notes that a properly constructed alliance preserves sovereignty. He warns against leagues with or without teeth and urges cautious trust, mutual consent, and shared decision making as the path to lasting security and peace.
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Walter Lippmann
Paris
Franklin
Deane
Lee
France
Continental Congress
Mackinac
United States
League of Nations
League
Japan
Italy
Mark Sullivan
Britain
Russia
China
Geneva
North American
London
Washington
Danny Kaye to star in Up in Arms on Broadway
Liberty reports Madeline Thompson and David Gregory highlight Danny Kaye as the season’s standout performer. The piece notes his night club breakthrough, new film style, and timing driven routines while contrasting wartime Ukraine and Kharkov reporting by Henry Shapiro on German occupation and Soviet advances.
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Madeline Thompson
David Gregory
Liberty
Katherine Locke
Theresa Wright
Carol Bruce
Danny Kaye
Gertrude Lawrence
Samuel Goldwyn
Mr. Goldwyn
Civilians urged to guard words after casualties
Maj. Albert Stowe of the Army's Military Intelligence Section says remorse cannot restore lives lost from careless talk. A Moscow newspaper notes Britain's strategic use as an invasion base for Europe, while a War Manpower Commission official, William P. Edmunds, stresses honesty in industry.
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Maj
Albert Stowe
Army
Military Intelligence Section
An&w
William P. Edmunds
War Manpower Commission
Verses and Proverbial Sayings In Religious Reflection
A collection of biblical and classical lines on poverty, charity, childrearing, and character. The excerpts cite Psalms 41:1, Seneca, Proverbs 22:6, and Terence. They reflect moral guidance on generosity, upbringing, and personal integrity.
Today’s puzzler horizontal and vertical crossword clues
A word puzzle listing across and down clues with definitions for entries, including international terms and abbreviations. Entries cover chemistry symbols, geographic hints, common words, and thematic cross references across 58 clues.
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