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Pearl Harbor blame volley aimed at Roosevelt cabinet
Chicago Tribune piece by John T. Flynn argues the administration forced Japan into early war and misread signals, targeting Pearl Harbor as the expected strike. It claims Washington trusted a southward attack to Thailand or Singapore, paralyzing the Pacific Fleet and shielding the president from accountability.
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Changes in China and Allied War Efforts
The piece analyzes shifts in China amid internal upheaval and a hoped-for stronger wartime role for the nation. It argues that allies must demand full cooperation from Chinese political and military groups and enforce changes through diplomacy or economic pressure if needed.
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Roosevelt secrecy fuels voter distrust, says critic
A political commentary argues President Roosevelt hides full facts from the public, using partial disclosures as a tactic. It claims this selective information risks misinforming citizens and skewing national judgment in a democratic system.
Willkie Debate, Lame Duck Congress Stir Public Debate
A Washington column laments postwar politics as radio discourse flourishes and voters react to the Willkie question. It argues against letting defeated incumbents influence controversial bills and expects Congress to avoid major action after November 7. It notes the lame duck period and Norris amendment shaping the 76th Congress.
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Stilwell Recall Tied to Ultimatum on Chiang Recall
A detailed rebuke of the Stilwell controversy traces U S actions from Pearl Harbor through Chiang Kai shek and Madame Chiang to Wallace and Roosevelt The piece outlines a shift toward acknowledging Chinese Communist guerrillas and their 500000 loyal troops plus 2 million guerrilla fighters behind Jap lines and the dilemma for U S policy.
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Allied Far East Tangles Stir Diplomacy and Military Strain
The text details friction between Stilwell Chiang Kai-shek and allies over cooperation with Communist forces in China. It notes diplomacy attempts, ultimatums, and a looming American-Chinese deadlock reported to Roosevelt. It also covers Willkie informant antics and reevaluates Japanese naval damage after a Philippine victory.
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Homebound words from Edgar A. Guest noted
The poem reflects on a guest’s departure and enduring friendship. A Lifelong presence lingers at home as memories of shared verses and a wall portrait remind the speaker of a bond that survives time, with the guest’s quiet departure turning into lasting connection.
Permit To Freeze Game In Towa Under State Rules
Des Moines authorities report the Cold Storage Locker association and the state conservation commission are issuing storage permit blanks to curb illegal game storage. Law requires disposal within 10 days after season end, but with commission consent waterfowl may be stored until June 30 following year.
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Bendix aims to build postwar helicopters for mass use
Vincent Bendix, at 62, shares bold visions of civilian helicopter transit after the war. He, with partner Mr Clare Barnes, plans models priced around 1500 dollars, easy to drive and able to land in ordinary yards. Bendix notes speeds near 100 mph, with future planes faster, and expects helicopter tech to replace much motoring.
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