Philippine Detour Lengthens War As Philippines By-Pass Delays Ending
Washington argues that committing major forces to the Philippines could push the war’s end to late 1946. Col. Kastner and Admiral Halsey are cited on choices to bypass Yap and attack nearer Japan, while airfield readiness and northern operations face delays. The piece notes prestige and base gains but warns of extended conflict and shifted strategic priorities.
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Canadian French amid English Canada a persistent separate people
The article argues that Quebecers remain a distinct French nation within Canada, a race problem that cannot be absorbed. It contrasts immigrant groups in the U S and urges assimilation, Americanism, and limits on minorities to preserve national unity.
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Wolfe
Quebec
Feee
France
Canada
Cusdaw
America
Art galleries and public libraries as community assets
George Matthew Adams argues churches, art galleries, and libraries shape moral life. He praises the National Gallery of Art and urges support for libraries, noting their peaceful influence and role in crime prevention. He cites accessible reproductions to curb ignorance in a free country.
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United States
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Roosevelt
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London
Joe
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Time Stands Still For Percheron Watcher
A compact meditation on time and labor as the act of watching the hours pass, drawing a contrast between speed and stillness in a historian’s or keeper’s duties. The remark frames time as a moving but patient task.
Hope for G O P Yet in 1948 Election Forecast
Arthur Baer argues the nation relies on a two party system and predicts a Republican victory in 1948. He notes third party candidates were minor and jokes about the political pendulum swinging. He cites Lincoln to Arthur and claims Democrats face 16 fat years, while Republicans recapture power.
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Eee
Beersheba
Candle Lght
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Arthur
Mandate Talk Faces Roosevelt New Dealers and Factional Clash
Washington chatter centers on how far Roosevelt voters mandat e extends beyond the wartime and postwar plans. power struggles loom over appointments with Hopkins and Hillman, while Beknown bills on lend lease export import banks and postwar trade policy are eyed for early moves.
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Washington
Mr Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Cabinet reshuffle rumors swirl around Roosevelt White House
White House aides say Roosevelt plans a cabinet cleanup with Rosy Hull health issues and Jesse Jones as triggers. Potential posts include Eccles or Henderson as Commerce, Tobin or Winant as Labor, Wallace for Agriculture, Byrnes or Winant for State, and Hannegan or Walker at Postmaster. Navy upgrades involve John Sullivan becoming undersecretary with Struve Hensel as assistant secretary.
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Tobin
VV Ashington
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Jesse Jones
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Chester Bowles
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Beardsley Ruml
Dan Tobin
Teamsters’ Union
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London
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Frank Walker
Walker
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Struve Hensel
Wall
Sullivan
Ralph Bard
Dewey
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Hensel
Officeholders Don't Die Young
Marquis W. Childs argues veteran cabinet members show longevity in office under Roosevelt. He cites Jones, Hull, Perkins, Morgenthau, Ickes, and Forrestal, noting resignations rarely occur and urging fresh choices while lauding experienced officials. The piece muses on the political patience needed for a potential fourth term.
Obesity Is Malnutrition Advice From Dr Brady
Dr Brady argues obesity equals malnutrition and urges choosing unrefined carbohydrates. He cites vitamin B1 from whole grains, brown sugar, and molasses, noting refined foods reduce B-complex intake and calcium. He claims higher vitamin intake improves metabolism and lowers sugar cravings.
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Stone Grist
Norman Jolliffe
Nazis Reject Armistice and Prepare for Prolonged War
Curt Riess reports that Nazi leaders aim to avoid any armistice or peace agreement. They expect Hitler to remain the lawful German ruler while decrees and a Nazi-dominated commission shape policy. The program seeks to render a German government in hiding or exile and to deter collaboration with Allied occupation authorities.
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Malitler
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Hindenburg
Weimar
Hitler
Alps
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Aachen
Ludendorff
Exploring Minds and Manners in Social Success
Dr. Albert E Wiggam discusses women working for purpose beyond serving men and warns against perfectionism. He notes many motives shape a woman’s life and that men can bore when they view themselves as God’s gift. The piece underlines teaching children to get along with people as key to future success.
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