Atomic power and peacetime draft debates in wartime era
A reflection on atomic weapons power and peace time draft prospects after World War II. Discussion covers revival of National Guard training, potential conscription reforms, and public support, alongside State Department exposes of Japan using a hospital ship and prisoner camps to evade wartime rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Legislative Friends
Truman
National Guard
Navy
Arma
State Department
U.S
Postwar unemployment fears loom in Senate luncheon plan
In Washington a group of 17 Democratic Senators privately pressed for active federal steps to secure full employment after WWII. Pepper and Kilgore led a discussion of a 12 point program, warning that a sudden war end could devastate the economy. The session featured sharp exchanges on employment policy and postwar reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libersl
Bemsiers Argealas
Wilper
Washington
Franklin Roosevelt
Bia Roel
Senate
Truman
Wang
Pepper
Florida
Kilgore
West Virginia
West Vic-lim
Bilbo
Mississippi
Nmne
Ebert Thomas
Utah
Jim
Jim Mead
New York
Dewey
Maryland
Radcliffe
Connecticut
Brien McMahon
McMahon
Cotton, wages, and the rise of synthetic fibers debate
John Temple Graves discusses cotton's future amid wage pressures and Southern crops, noting Senator Bilbo's stance on the 12 point program and framing the shift toward rayon, nylon, and other synthetics. The piece highlights cotton's dominance but flags the growth of synthetic fibers and new plant fibers like ramie as potential rivals and policy drivers for full employment and industrial diversification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilbo
Pepper
Florida
Mississippi
Kilgore and
Thomas
Utah
Oklahoma
Mead
New York
Stewart
Tennessee
Green
Rhode Island
Lucas
Minnis
Murdock
Johnston
South Carolina
Johnson
Colorado
Taylor
Idaho
Magnuson and
Mitchell
Washington
McMahon
Connecticut
Radcliffe
Maryland
Missis Isap
Rayon
Florida Everglades
Radio Program Schedule Listing by Time
A fragmentary radio timetable shows numerous programs and hosts across several stations with times ranging from early morning to late night. Notable items include AP News segments, music shows like The King's Man and Mustard and Gravy, and entertainment features such as Queen For A Day and The Johnson Family, with various orchestras and band reviews interspersed. The chaotic OCR text lists stations, show titles, hosts, and times in a jumbled slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giee Anes
Fred Morrison
Mutual
Beetle
Dia Newared
Roth
Orch
Robby Meaker
WBS
News
MBS
WAGF
AP News
Spike Jones
Shady Valley Folks
Trade Winds
AP Maws
Rongin Kemper
Lamp of
Friedshin
Murle
Eles Maxwell
UBS
Morton Downsy
HBS
U. S. Navy Bend
Neal McCormick
Treubadors
Hal’ Trpfessioos
Smitin
Goodyear Band
AD News
Fiarre
Scott Vartelioni
Henk Williams
Johnson
Dave Ross
Sherry Sherock
Howe
Mba
Sil&s
the Chapel
Paul Carson
the Dalmonica Four
Cort Munsey
War today urges Japan to surrender after Hiroshima
A wartime column argues the atomic bombing of Hiroshima shows Allies can swiftly end the war if Tokyo surrenders. It urges Tokyo to accept peace terms and avoid further bombardment, noting Allied readiness to continue pressure if needed. It frames the war’s end as near and calls for restraint and reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiroskimi
United States
Japan
Tokyo
China
Nen
Nippon
Truman
Hiroshima
Hirohito
Walter Dill Scott
Northwestern University
Mikado’s
Alles
World Series Broadcast First Time in 1926
Radio listings reveal the 1926 World Series was broadcast for the first time. The schedule includes multiple programs across genres from music and drama to news, with various stations and hosts noted in fragmented OCR text.
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Dothan
Cicero
Ita
Johan L. Lewis
Henry Pord
Eve
Usder
Teis
Nauen
Congress
Pacific
Ttn GoRound
Greene
Europe
Army —Navy
Senate War Investigating Committee
Army
Bilbo Tella
West Congress
London
John Temple Graves
South
Coitect
Cottor’s
Galbraith
Kenyany
Nbe-Bende Tat Rusing—chy
Abe
Renadeast
Nte
Danny Nall Lange
Cbe
Gram Swing
Abe Llery Queen
Baste Sons
Abc
Kaltenborn
Mrs. North
Seint
Aoe
Abner
Don Gardiner
Billie Rorke
Cbs
Yeon Hersholt
Christian—cbe
Phil Harris
Paul Shubert
Tso
Rchs
Abe-Bac
Music Shop
M—Nbo
ET. Moody Plumbing
Alabama
Ieee
Gov. Health Base
Houston Marble Works
Berk’s Jewelry
Francis James
North Foster & I
Dallas A. Yon
Phon
Speigner Concrete Block
Old Fairgrounds
Ramsey's
Orto Retris
Dixie Transf
Houston Coun
Excho- Ules Granger
Mer
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