Criticism and War Ethics in a World at War
A reflective column discusses method and merit in critique, wartime savage acts, and postwar plans. It muses on Axis brutality, possible peace terms, and the fate of German and Japanese leadership, urging strict punishment for their crimes. It also notes a North Carolina farm extension gathering on the Decatur method linking farming and industry.
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Comic strip politics and civilian sympathy in wartime media
The Tennesseean accuses the Chicago Tribune of using the Little Orphan Annie strip to back Dewey against Roosevelt, while The New York Times urges soldiers to understand civilian beefing about wartime inconveniences. It argues that complaints from civilians reflect universal frustration and do not excuse neglect of service members.
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Tri
Joe
New York Times
the Times
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London
Fortieth Street
Tommy Atkins
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Tommy
Einstein
New York
New Orleans
San Francisco
Sparkman Sees Bright Postwar Decatur Future
The Southern Democrat, withering under thoughts of Republican gains, urges Decatur to look to a bright postwar future. Congresman John Sparkman defends speaking plainly about war’s costs and the sacrifices of Americans in the Allied invasion of Southern France.
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Atlantic to Pacific War Outlook Narrows to Air Power Strategy
The Roosevelt era piece outlines a shifting war view from quick victories to a prolonged Pacific campaign. It emphasizes extending air bases from Guam to Saipan, pushing toward the Philippines, and possibly Formosa, Kyushu, and Chongqing. It notes MacArthur's intent to strike the Philippines and stresses air cover as essential.
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Roosevelt
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Pacific
Philippines
Formosa
Ryukyu Islands
Kyushu
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Honolulu
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Jao
Asia
Manchukuo
Burma
India
South China
Chungking
China
Europe
Tokyo
Saipan
Yellow River
Hengyang
Stilwell
Mountbatten
Ration Dates As Of Today August 21
Ration details list stamp validity for meats fats and processed foods with blue and red stamps. Sugar stamps 30 31 32 and 40 cover five pounds each for home canning with February 28 1945 end date. Gasoline coupons 11 A 12 A and B C series outline regional validity through November 8 September 21 and five gallon limits. Fuel oil coupons in periods four and five valid through September 30 with new period one usable upon receipt.
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Associated Press
Road To Berlin Distances On Major Fronts
Russian front 322 miles from Warwen lans eastern suburbs. Northern France 535 miles from Melun. Italian front 6e miles from Ploveh. Southern France 79 miles from Castellane.
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Ploveh
Castellane
Related Ills Of Nose Throat Ear By Logan Clendening
Dr Clendening explains the nose throat and ear form a unit connected by the Eustachian tube. Acute nose throat ear diseases are usually treatable though chronic forms resist cure. Chronic sinusitis has three forms and allergy plays a key role. Diagnosis uses allergy tests plus standard exams. Treatment emphasizes general health, drainage, local care, and allergy control, reducing surgery. Chronic pediatric ear infections link to adenoids and may use low dose irradiation with radium or radon.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Costen
St. Louis
Proetz
Fragmentary old puzzle of dialogue and ads
A garbled paste of proverbs and social quips, including remarks on friendship and religion, a shipyard anecdote about a champagne accident, and snippets of domestic banter. The text meanders with no clear news event or cohesive narrative.
Broken Friendship and Treasure in Fragile Times
A reflective reflection on friendship as a precious bond, noting that breaks may heal but permanent marks remain. The world treats the word friendship as a valued treasure not to be carelessly broken or discarded.
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China
Fisherman’s Yarn and Jokes Echo War Bond Banter
A light dialogue piece features fishermen Sam Slim and Suzie Mazie joking about responsibility and marriage. The banter includes a quip about two sides to an argument and a quip about buying war bonds versus being in bonds, reflecting a wartime humor tone.
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Slim
Sam
LaGuardia aims at taxes. Hollywood notes and Broadway woes
LaGuardia’s tactics to collect sales tax breakage may be dropped in a related decision. Clark Gable may return to films. Irving Berlin’s lyric “There Are No Wings on a Foxhole” noted. Hollywood chatter covers song writers, dances, and industry shifts as Broadway’s 1943 season ends amid war-time changes and fading prosperity.
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LaGuardia
Clark Gable
United States
Cab Calloway
Zanzibar
Lucky Millinder
Art Franklin
Blackit Warren
Irving Berlin
Gracie Sq
New York
Pearl Harbor
Connecticut
New Jersey
Manhattan
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