How to Mobilize Character in Democracies
A political analysis argues that Dumbarton Oaks talks will shape a general international organization resembling the League of Nations. It stresses the need for courage in democracies to act for long term peace and warns against isolationist pressures influencing policy.
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Germany
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CIO
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From War Prosperity to Peace: Quillen’s Cautionary Vision
Robert Quillen argues that postwar transition demands planning to avoid chaos. He warns of job losses and factory closures as war factories wind down, urging sensible policy to convert surplus capacity into peacetime production without turmoil. He stresses courage for leaders, a sober public mood, and deliberate economic shifts.
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Neglected niceties keep love and friendships alive
George Matthew Adams urges daily courtesy as essential to lasting affection. Small acts like dressing well for loved ones, writing with good stationery, and remembering friends sustain relationships more than grand deeds. A tale of a woman who hid her nicer side shows how neglect of little niceties harms personality.
Out of the Past Quote on Virtue and Perfection
The reflection argues that disbelief in virtue stems from expecting perfection. It compares moral flaws to the sun not always at noon, implying ongoing pursuit rather than absolutes.
Jitters Reported From Japanese Psychology Shock Claim
Acting Secretary of State Ralph Bard cites intercepted Japanese broadcasts claiming the Marianas attack dealt a severe psychological blow to Japan. Lt. Gen. George S Patton asserts Americans should press the advance, driving the enemy step by step toward Berlin.
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Marianas
George S Patton
Berlin
Army Lacks Full Record of Front Supplies Admits Gen Clay
Gen Lucius Clay testified before the Mead committee that the War Department lacks complete records on quantities of supplies sent to the front apart from about 100 types. He said forwarding regular quantities were kept, and admitted uncertainty about in transit and stored bases. The probe also notes surplus at air forces and a push to centralize surplus disposal.
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W. Lewis Bassie
Irving Kaplan
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Left Wing Fails to Rally Roosevelt Over Murray Kilgore Bill
Article reports the Murray Kilgore plan for a 35 dollar weekly federal unemployment pension for war workers failing in the Senate. Roosevelt could not be reached for comment amid claims Truman alone championed the measure. CIO Hillman and allied groups are blamed for internal party friction and splits within the CIO PAC at Salt Lake City, with locals 65 Bauer and 872 Teele resigning to vote independently for state candidates.
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Chicago
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Cio-Hillman
Salt Lake City
Bauer
Teele
Cio-Pac
Conference build up overdone at Dumbarton Oaks talks
The piece argues the Dumbarton Oaks conference should not be overhyped as a pivotal event. It notes the exploratory talks aim to create a workable framework with Soviet, British, and Chinese representatives and stresses the need to include smaller nations while cautioning against headlines driven by drama over substance.
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Chungking
China
Wellington Koo
England
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Cadogan
Stettinius
Dumbarton
Explore Your Mind Q A From Dr A E Wiggam On Self View And Morality
Dr. A E Wiggam discusses mind and behavior in a Q A format. He argues animals have limited capabilities and humans often misjudge themselves. He notes self focus harms performance and explains morality varies with circumstances and the need for clear goals.
Iowa State College Plans Postwar Enrollment Rise
President Charles E. Finley outlines Iowa State College plans for postwar expansion and larger enrollments. He cites 1500000 returning veterans via the GI bill, predicting 10000 to 11000 annual registrations, non degree programs, expanded counseling, and a strengthened extension education network to inform and prepare Iowa for a growing educational demand.
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Charles E. Finley
Iowa State College
Ames
MES
Filley
Navy
Iowa
State College
Bugs Baer Roasts Hitler With Sharp Political Jabs
In a satirical column by Arthur Baer, the writer taunts Adolf Hitler as Schickelgruber, mocks his many fronts, and likens him to Mussolini's pupil. The piece ends with a taunt referencing Benito Mussolini and an eight-ball remark.
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Mussolini
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