Reading and Writing Charles Bolte and War Remembrance
The piece discusses Charles Bolte’s book The New Veteran and his view that returning soldiers must seek civilian roles to prevent future wars. It notes Bolte’s wartime service with the British Royal Rifle Corps and in the Middle East, his wounding, and his later role with the American Veterans Committee. It also references Bill Mauldin’s praise and other readers’ reflections on military life and ethics.
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American Veterans’ Committee
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Many Ready to Pay for Homes Survey Finds 2.8 Million Will Buy
Architectural Forum reports 2,778,000 of 37,000,000 U S families have money ready to buy or build within three years while about 555,600 will sign in a year. The study, based on 8,502 interviews, notes 31.1 percent of good prospects live in the central U S 28.1 percent in the South 22.4 percent in the West and 18.4 percent in the Northeast.
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Dragon Lady Clears 100 Miles of China Coast
Chinese guerrilla leader known as Dragon Lady, aided by Army Lt. Phillip Bradfield, cleared 100 miles of the China coast and offshore islands of Japanese forces. The mission involved seagoing junks and local guerrilla networks built over seven years in Chekiang province.
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China
Dragon Lady
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Phillip Bradfield
Nashville Tenn
Chineré
Chekiang Province
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Few Kamikaze Elements Limited in Japan Says Reporter
Mayo Kato of the Japanese Domei news agency told reporters there are still a few Kamikaze death by own action elements in Japan, but they are rapidly being brought under control. He noted the imperial government has disarmed almost all such groups and sees no serious occupation difficulties. He added the secret police were being rapidly disbanded.
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Site chosen for Washington national war memorial stadium
The national stadium commission selects a site at the four of East Capitol street for Washington's proposed 25 million dollar war memorial stadium. The venue would seat about 177000 people and be used for the Olympic games perhaps in 1948 along with major football games and world fair exhibits.
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East Capitol Street
National Stadium Commission
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