Look at Western Front War Reality by David Lawrence
Analysis of the western front battle shows America facing Germany with mostly American troops and leaders. It notes experienced German tactics, risks in new American command, larger American reserves, air superiority, and a prolonged war into autumn 1945 or 1946. It cautions against overconfidence, criticizes strategic bombing, and discusses Russian delays and the need for learning on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
America
Germany
Europe
Poland
Washington
Asia
A Father’s Letter on Language and Rightness in War Time
A Robert Quillen piece to Louise argues about profanity and moral standards during war, noting the shift in publications toward more candid language. It questions who uses crude speech and why, urging readers to judge actions by their fruit and to maintain a clean mind despite societal changes.
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Pissy Velaust
Wilds
Lulu Ivo
America
The
New Yorker
Reader's Digest
Dad
Illusions Guide Us Through Life and Love
George Matthew Adams reflects on the role of illusions in life and mind. He cites Claude Houghton and Passport to Paradise to argue that illusions, while risky, can fuel faith, creativity, and resilience. The piece defends cherishing certain myths such as Santa Claus and Cinderella as benign, useful illusions that prevent cynicism.
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Claude Houghton
Santa Claus
Cinderella
Out of the Past The man who sense a great man
Dinah Mulock offers reflections on character and greatness in a brief reminiscence, tracing how one man’s vision shapes a life. The essay contemplates influence, virtue, and the legacy left by notable figures through intimate observation.
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Sense
Dinah
Mulock
No Ration Worries In Wartime Snippet By Baer
The spoof diary quotes Bugs Baer joking about Adolf Hitler and other figures. It mocks shortages and wartime behavior with farcical lines about rugs, carpets, and a supposed diet. The tone is satirical and playful, reflecting a postwar punditry style.
Dewey Faces Tough Tasks to Build GOP Strength for 1948
Truman-era analysis profiles Governor Dewey's challenge in New York and nationally as Jaeckle resigns and Brownell's chairmanship looms. It assesses party unity, organizational needs, and the path to a strengthened GOP ahead of 1948, with Dewey as pivotal leader.
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Overnor Dewey
New York
Edwin F. Jaeckle
Jaeckle
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Dewey
Brownell
Middlewest
Mr. Dewey
A Seat on Crowded Cars Through Driving Jobs
A light remark notes women finding a path to streetcar seats by taking driving jobs, reflecting crowded transit and gender roles of the era.
Onions Grow Big in West Amid Trade Talk
Bargain size notes onions up to 10 pounds each produced in the West. Senator Soaper comments that if merchants do not know their power, it will be wise to act. The item reflects a satirical take on market strength and political authority.
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Adams
Congress
Omaha World-Herald
West
Senator Soaper
Pearl Harbor of policy misstep stirs Atlantic Charter clashes
Drew Pearson argues the White House acknowledged a fatal misstep after a press conference misstated that the Atlantic Charter did not exist as a formal document. The piece traces Roosevelt and Churchill negotiations on Poland, the Curzon line, and Teheran, noting the political repercussions and stalled front in 1942 versus 1944.
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Ashington
White House
Churchill
Poland
USA
F.D.R
Wendell Willkie
Steve Early
Sam Rosenman
Jane
Greece
Roosevelt
Molotov
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Romania
Hull
Moscow
Teheran
East Poland
East Prussia
Pomerania
Upper Silesia
Germany
Germany’s plight deepens as war toll rises across fronts
The piece weighs Churchill’s death toll claim against actual German casualties in World War I and II, comparing Allied and Soviet losses. It notes Germany’s generation sacrificed, Britain and Russia bearing heavy costs, and hints at Stalin’s hesitation over Poland. It frames Churchill’s maneuvering as a pivotal, tangled diplomatic episode.
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Germany
Reich
Churchill
Austria
Britain
United Kingdom
Red Army
Poland
Stalin
Climate debate on cures for chronic illness
Dr Brady rebuts claims that climate change cures bronchitis sinusitis and related ailments. He urges avoiding fear of cold and recommends outdoor exposure and sun as the core for recovery, noting no perfect climate exists and advising individualized medical guidance.
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California
H. D
North America
Vitamin C and tetany insights from medical Q and A
A reader asks about black and blue skin marks and vitamin C dose. Answer: if marks are minute vessels, vitamin C won t help. orange juice and greens supply C. Another reader notes teeth gnashing at night can signal adult tetany. cramps in feet at night may reflect tetany rather than tetanus.
We Must Find a Way to Save Cooperatives
Marquis W. Childs argues that cooperative societies, born in Rochdale in 1844, spread globally and counter monopolies. He warns UNRRA to expand use of cooperatives for relief and urges protecting Greek and other democratically oriented coops from fascist suppression to prevent totalitarian forces.
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Ashington
Co-Operative Society
Rochdale
England
Europe
Yugoslavia
Tito
Russia
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
UNRRA
Greece
Victory Garden flavor in wartime tobacco notes Detroit News
The Detroit News describes a wartime Victory Garden plan for 1945 featuring five rows of Kentucky barley, five of Carolina types, two Latakia rows, and one Perique row, signaling a diverse, productively packed garden layout.
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Detroit News
Kentucky
Carolina
Latakia
Exploring Minds on Dictators and Ego in Wiggam Column
Dr. Albert E Wiggam and psychologist Dorothy Gandine Stanton discuss how dictators like Hitler and Mussolini deny failures, and why egotism bores women. They compare ego, confidence, and the role of heredity versus environment in intelligence and achievement.
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Dorothy Gandine-Stanton
Hitler
Mussolini
Dr. Stanton
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Bugs" Baer
Schickelgruber
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