Fragmented Probie Note From The Sethen Era
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Borace Hall Probie Gerad at the Sethen Alstem and references various names, places, and vague charges. The text appears as a jumble of misread words with scattered proper nouns, lacking a clear event or coherent narrative.
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Probie Gerad
Sethen
Alstem
Cercer
Belle Berriani
Aisheres
Alakams
Ceorma
Florida
December 11, 1945 devotional note on belief and courage
A devotional excerpt cites Daniel 6:73 about being saved from danger through faith and contrasts belief with unbelief by quoting Emerson on the soul's affirmations. The piece frames faith as personal courage and trusted conviction.
Dangerous Toys and German Demilitarization Talk
The piece cites a Soviet decree banning military toys in Saxony and ordering Germans to surrender such items to police. It argues Germans once played with military toys as training, linking childhood play to later aggression, and asserts Germans cannot be trusted with toys without demilitarization.
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Saxony
T ‘O
Secrets of war codes and the atomic project
The article discusses two wartime secrets the atomic bomb program and breaking Japanese codes. It notes the codebreaking gave strategic leverage before Pearl Harbor and cites Gen. Marshall's warning about Japan learning of the break. It reflects on secrecy and the political handling of sensitive information.
Secret wartime code leak fears grow in Army circle
General Marshall notes 18 008 leakage chances amid free talk on code cracking in Washington. FBI Director Hoover asked to tail Army officers, while Boston held one of 36 decoded ex-operatives as a secret. He warns Axis may have heard enough to ignore the secret, advising restraint in bragging.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
United States
Boston
Ney
Occupation methods and land reform echoes in war zones
The piece argues Soviet land redistribution in Germany and MacArthur’s Japanese policy mimic farm tenancy ideas. It notes about tenants owning land via long payments and compares global occupation tactics. It warns U S policy may mirror conqueror approaches, and hints at an impending gubernatorial candidate.
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United States
Gen
MacArthur
America
Wartime intrigue and diplomacy cited in Pearl Harbor era notes
The piece recounts a web of prewar diplomacy and covert contacts involving Bernard Baruch, Desvernine, and Kazuo Nishi, linking to Pearl Harbor era tensions. It notes FBI probes, a letter to Nishi, and Baruch’s intervention, plus remarks on Dutch East Indies lend-lease aid and UK influence in Asia and the Siamese protectorate issue.
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Crucible Steel
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Cobsa
Desvernine
Kazuo Nishi
New York
Yokohama Specie Company
Pearl Harbor
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Mr. Nashiz
Desveraine
Pearl Harbour
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Bernie Baruch
Delacy
Connally
China
Hurley
State Department
Surrey
Senate Foreign Relations
Dutch East Indies
Foreign Economic Administration
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N.C
FEA
Navy
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Fris Patterson
Los Angeles
Tian
Brilain
Congress
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Ito
R. Aassett
Issoil
Siam
Svat
This Afternoon by John Temple Graves
A miscellany column with reflections on prosperity, labor and management, and the atom bomb era. It cites Henry Ford and President Roosevelt, discusses purchasing power, production needs, and defense theorists like William F. Ogburn. The piece muses on urban dispersion and safety versus fear.
Evening Radio Highlights and Listings
A compact roundup of evening radio features and program notes. Mentions of multiple stations, hosts, and shows appear throughout with emphasis on timely segments and scheduled airings. Program blocks include news recaps, music hours, and light entertainment across various channels.
War and Variety Radio Schedule Highlights
War correspondent reports headline the 15 minute Seopar Club and World War News segments. Program lineup features Melodies from American orchestras, Burns and Allen style comedy, and dramatic readings, with late night variety shows and news summaries from 9 to 10.15 PM.
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Abe
Barber—nbe
Abc
Kaliesborn
Abe-West
Cornelia Os Skinner
Bir Town
Dhs Lum
Abner
Elmer Davis
Judy
Che Alan Young
Amos and Andy
Cha Guy Lombardo
Fipper McGee
Molly
Cbs
Storp Teller
Bob Hans
Shox —Noe
Haseell Bennette
Conrert & Sonz
Che
Red Skelton
Cha Dawph Stopak
Animals Learn Desert Life Is Drinkless
AP News from Tucson reports Dr. Charles Vorhies of the University of Arizona confirms that kangaroo rats wood rats ground squirrels jack rabbits and possibly other desert mammals can live without drinking water by deriving moisture from their food. Studies since 1930 show these animals endure extreme heat and arid diets with no visible water source.
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Tucson
Arizona
Desert
Charles Vorhies
University of Arizona
Southwest
Worhlee
Vorhies
Divorce trends rise in wartime Britain says experts
The World Today notes a surge in English divorces driven by wartime stresses and changed law. Experts dismiss a moral decline as the cause, citing financial hardship and infidelity as common but noting a shift from male to joint or female-initiated cases since 1938.
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Zouk Landen
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Atomic Age Society
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