Dewey signals world plan stance ahead of four power talks
In a stance on postwar order Gov. Dewey criticizes a permanent four power coalition and advocates a universal organization of equal nations. He aligns with President Roosevelt on the need for an early international framework while urging transition limits and broad participation.
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There Can Be No Civilization If Man Has No Faith in Man
Robert Quillen argues civilization rests on trust among people and nations. Without confidence in others, daily life and broad systems from banking to contracts collapse, and only mutual faith sustains commerce, law, and governance across societies.
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The Great Pacificator In Daily Life: Give In To Heal
Adams argues that strong people often compromise on daily disputes to keep peace and happiness. He cites Henry Clay as a model and Abraham Lincoln for smoothing conflicts and uniting foes. The piece urges patient understanding in home, business, politics, and government to avoid loneliness from refusal to yield.
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Passage from John Inglesant Refers to Finite Life Pathos
A quoted line from John Inglesant reflects on finite pity as sufficient for the infinite pathos of human life.
Netherlands Counsel Foresees Postwar Dutch Army in Europe
Dr. Adrian Hartog, Netherlands counsel in the United States, says Gen. MacArthur and Britain will not return the East Indies on a platter. He notes plans to raise a Dutch army after the European war ends, with Dutch troops prepared to fight wherever needed.
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Oil pact outlines broad aims with limited immediate action
The Anglo American oil accord is framed as an overture toward curbing cartels, with talks on quotas and international commissions to guide production. It preserves British and Dutch holdings while signaling a move toward multilateral discussion, yet immediate enforcement and results remain undefined.
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France Clinches Air Supremacy Says Childs
Marquis W. Childs argues air power has proved decisive in World War II, with the Eighth Air Force delivering precision bombing of Loire bridges on June 8 and multiple targets in Germany on June 20. He credits Allied air supremacy over France and the Low Countries, noting low losses compared with earlier wars and the navy-air force split over credit.
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Kernels in the Neck Linked to Tonsil and Adenoid Issues
Dr. Wm Brady discusses neck lymph nodes or kernels as potential indicators in children with enlarged tonsils and adenoids. He notes these adenitis signs can accompany ear infections or breathing obstructions and may accompany tooth decay, nasal or sinus infections, eczema, or tuberculosis. He emphasizes that kernels have multiple causes and that tonsillotomy may be considered when adenoids fail to shrink after x-ray treatment.
War Prices Elate Some Specialists Critics Warned
A GP notes specialists charging high prewar fees now demand up to 50 for office consultations and dental cleanings, predicting postwar strain. A physician responds that profiteering exists in all trades with unearned expertise. A medical reader asks about life change duration and menopause, while an expert replies that menopause symptoms are not acute.
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Dewey Faces Governors and Party Bosses in St Louis
Dewey and campaign manager Herbert Brownell navigated the St Louis governors conference despite early resistance from GOP aides. The plan to align 25 Republican governors strengthened the national effort while Dewey charmed each leader.
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Nazi scapegoat symbolism in Von Wartenburg analysis
The article argues Hitler uses hangings of York von Wartenburg and Erwin von Witzleben as a planned scapegoat strategy to frame future Nazi speeches. It notes a shift from Jews to Junkers as targets and contrasts execution methods to press Prussian nobility symbolism.
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Vacant Lot Is Best Neighbor Says Baer
Arthur Baer quips that the only good neighbor is a vacant lot and jokes about quarantine zones around strategic sites. He notes the shift from swamp borders to a 500 mile circle around the Panama Canal and references Caribbean islands as stepping stones. He caps the piece with a tongue in cheek about his thinking cap.
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