West Virginia Daily Gazette 1913 front page note
The Charleston Gazette edition describes its publication details and motto First in West Virginia. It includes a June 18 1913 front page note with a Thought For Today attributed to John Wanamaker about living fully and avoiding toy distractions.
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Charleston Gazette
Daly Gazette Company
Cry of
West Virginie
West Virginia
France
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Associated Press
Mae
W. Va
Mia Mutter
West
Virginia
Our Melting Pot Vision of Europeans and Germans
A reflective piece argues Americans misjudge Europeans by limited samples, praising German immigrants while noting Germany’s leaders and traits. It urges understanding and reeducation of Germany from cradle, cites migration trends across Europe, and calls for safeguards to prevent future war.
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Germany
Stepping Stones to Japan in wartime geography
A reader argues that Kurile islands near Japan will be pivotal in the war. He cites Attu victory, Stimson remarks, and predicts quick bombing of Japan from new base networks in the Aleutians and Kuriles, asserting air power will win the war.
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Japan
Kurile Islands
United Nations
Kiska
United States
Alaska
Attu
Stimson
Aleutian
I’d Rather Be Right: Grafton Urges Unconditional Surrender Policy
Samuel Grafton argues the unconditional surrender stance shatters fascist leadership in Europe. He claims it frees people to act, denies any alternative for Mussolini and Hitler, and pressures Italians and Germans to choose democracy or ruin. The piece frames democratic resolve as the path to lasting peace.
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Hite
Mussolini
Europe
Hitler
Casar Blanca
Palazzo Venezia
Seck
Maliany
Guemans
Veterans Return and Civil Aftermath Reflections
Damon Runyon writes on veterans facing postwar hardship and public indifference. He laments stalled congressional bills to extend pay, notes civilian reluctance to aid returning soldiers, and describes the readjustment challenges for those leaving service. He recalls prior wartime debates and questions whether promised relief will arrive.
Submarine device battle ends with Windsor push
Washington diary notes how the Duke of Windsor lobbied friends in Washington to test Holm’s anti submarine device. Naval bureaus bogged the effort down for years while Allied shipping suffered heavy losses. Fred Searles finally forced action, threatening the Tec plan’s removal to the shipping commission if not tested.
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Naval Bereaucracy
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Mihat
Washington
Holm
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Bureau of Ordnance
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Dane of Windsor
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Bing
Fred Searles
Searles
Marie Hme Commission
US Air Corps
Wallace
Wallsee
Jazz Wallace
Roosevelt Loangearth
Vice
Alice
Ney
Ajit
Air War Shifts Honor To Allied Air Power In Pacific And Europe
A Pacific clash over Guadalcanal saw a massive Japanese air armada challenged by American airmen, with heavy losses on both sides and a notable U.S. downing of Japanese craft. Concurrent reports cite substantial Allied air defeats of German fighters in raids on Wilhelmshaven Kiel and Bremen, signaling high Allied air superiority. Analysts say RAF and U.S. efforts, plus Soviet aid, are reshaping the balance, while Japan faces dwindling air strength and the “scrubs” taking the field.
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Guadalcanal
Washington
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Kiel
Bremen
Bindurt
South Seas
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Red Air Force
Luftwaffe
Britain
Goering
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Hitler
Russia
China
Germany
Stimson Ays
Rusia
Mediterranean
Archibald Sinclair
Kenney
Southwest Pacific
Japan
Postwar Social Security Debates Highlight Financing Dilemma
The discussion surveys blueprints for universal benefits, including high weekly payouts and hospital coverage, proposed by Perkins and others. It critiques financing through employer taxes and continued postwar deficits, warning a prolonged depression would wreck such plans and urging caution on swelling the federal debt.
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Plan for Prosperity Through Planned Economy
Leslie B Bain argues that raising national income postwar is essential to solve social ills. He warns against patchwork fixes like CCCs and WPA, urging a sound plan to keep production high, boost real income, and preserve economic and political liberties while reducing waste and overregulation.
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Dom Fiett
Wales
Thvite
Planung
CCC
Miners and Citizens Speak in Readers Forum
In a Readers Forum letter from Ansted and Am Eagle areas miners defend their work and patriotism amid harsh remarks. A miner’s wife urges understanding of hardships and notes sons serving in navy and coast guard. She criticizes operators for blocking coalfield strikes while supporting union contracts.
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Edtine Gazette
Patel
Ansted
Editor Gazette
Roosevelt Ickes accuse annexation of Wyoming park land
Westbrook Pegler reports alleged presidential annexation of 221,610 acres in Jackson Hole Wyoming by Roosevelt and Ickes. He claims the move, via presidential proclamation, mirrors Hitler’s Austria seizure, aims to expand Grand Teton area, and faces legal challenges from Wyoming officials and Rep. Barrett. Rockefeller's Utah land company reportedly fronts the parcel for park plans.
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Hicago
Roosevelt
Harold Ickes
Wyoming
Adolf Hitler
Austria
Ickes
Congress
Jackson Hole
Cheverine
Federal District Court
Dap
Frank A. Barrett
Department of the Interior
Grand Teton National Park
John D. Rockefeller
Utah
House Committee On Public Lands
Barrett
Cone
Rockefeller
Teton County
Hitler
Interior Department
Germany
Grand Teton Park
Amercan
Poland
Alexis de Tocqueville on democracy and tyranny in america
A garbled 19th century reminiscence discusses Alexis de Tocqueville and his critique of democracy. It notes his opposition to unlimited political authority and his warning that a successful party can become tyrannical yet remains popular. It mentions his return to France and Napoleon III.
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Alexis 2
Ins
France
Napoleon
Sedan
Inet
Alexix
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