Wyoming Senator Seeks American Voice in Trade Deals
David Lawrence argues that Senator O Mahoney presses for congressional ratification of reciprocal trade agreements to guard Wyoming and national interests. He warns delegating trade powers to the executive weakens representative government and could cut Congress from oversight as global trade shifts.
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Trashington
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
State of
Congress
America
Department of State
Hull
United States
United Nations
Senate
Britain
Self Centered Government Bulletin on Absenteeism
The piece lists fifty reasons for absenteeism including fatigue, unsafe housing, hunger and lack of health care. It argues the solution lies in mobilizing workers to read Russia’s steel mill story and compares Soviet and American wartime efforts.
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Russia
Siberia
Stalin
America
Pearl Harbor
Thus We Are Men A Search For Our Hidden Self
By Joseph Fort Newton, the essay discusses human mystery and self knowledge. It contrasts Browne and modern science noting time space and origins while highlighting psycho sciences arts and religions revealing depths of the soul. It asks why we exist and whether we can live as men practicing immortality.
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Ruus
Thomas Browne
Lord Kelvin
Out of The Past There is No Impossibility to Conquer
A fragment quotes a prepared conqueror mindset and a warning about fear, attributed to Sarah J. Mule, urging readiness to face hazards and overcome obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Mule
Quotes on postwar recovery and pacific salvage efforts
The text quotes Paul G Hoffman on employment as a bulwark against dictatorship. It cites Dr Eduard Benes on Nazi rulers being buyable, and Joseph C Grew urging ongoing salvage work to accompany advances into Europe and Asia.
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Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker Corporation
Gestapo
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Europe
Far Eastern
Japan
Joseph C. Grew
Priest Cordier Involved In Darlan Assassination Details
A detailed account portrays Abbe Cordier as the instigator of Admiral Jean Darlan's assassination in North Africa. It notes a priest linked to the plot struggled to control his group, the role of Bonnier de la Chapelle, and the impact on the Fighting French movement and Allied plans.
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New York
North Africa
Jean Francois Darlan
Cordier
Bonnier de la Chapelle
Int
Iit
Na Tan Mhanallan Cat Mat i Tha
Henry Astier de la Vigerie
Abbe Cordier
de la Chappelle
England
America
Algiers
London
France
General de
de Gaulle
Winston Churchill
Casablanca
Public to Pay More Under Compromise Tax Plan
Article argues the proposed compromise substitute for the Ruml plan raises taxes for most earners, labeling it a pay-as-you-go scheme. It details higher payments through two and a half years, back-debt handling, and limited relief claims. It notes implied inflation control features and political assurances about future rate changes.
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Vashington
Collapse of the Nazi Myth in Tunisia
Edgar Ansel Mowrer argues that Nazi soldiers in Tunisia chose surrender over heroic last stands, refuting the idea that real Germans opposed Hitler. He urges the United Nations to demand unconditional surrender or national destruction, advocating a tougher stance to prevent appeasement and future deception.
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Tunisia
Omar N. Bradley
Roosevelt
Churchill
Leonidas
Spartans
Thermopylae
Roland
Roncevales
Hitler
United Nations
Germany
Getting Your Feet Wet in Cold Weather Health Talk
Dr Wm Brady argues exposure to cold and wet does not cause illness, citing survival trials in the Atlantic and wartime trenches. He notes muscle soreness from cold or heavy exertion is not an illness, and cites Stefansson and soldiers to support the claim. He also answers questions on circumcision and ear wax as unrelated medical queries.
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Freen
U.S. Naval Reserve
Atlantic
New York
Wisaecres
Acres
Wiseacre
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Arctic
Belgium
France
Veterans Call for Combat Experienced Instructors in Bombing Training
Roving correspondent Henry McLemore reports that veteran flyers and nearly trained crews urge changes in U S heavy bombardment training. They favor instructors with actual combat experience, more high altitude formation practice, and tactical lessons learned under fire to save men and machines. They stress fresh lessons could come without crippling production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ONCON
United States
Germany
Jerry
Focke-Wulf
Pacific Theater
More Fun Guessing Says Baer on Newsrooms
By Arthur Bugs Baer notes that guessing can beat the food conference as press freedom satire. He jokes about conferences excluding reporters and inmates, contrasts leaks and covert info, and claims he prefers guessing over strict facts.
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Great Britain
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House of Com
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Brazil
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Themelf
Tse
M&igh
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George Clark
ARKET
Pertinax
Jean Darlan
Pertinay
Paul Mallon
Maton
By Edgar Ansel Mowrer
Cording
Krause
Ludendorff
Otto Braun
Karl Severing
Republic
Reichswehr
Wm. Brady
Henry McLemore
By Arthur
Bugs" Baer
Washington
Lad
White House
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