Beaverbrook Defends Britain’s War Role Amid Allied Struggles
Lord Beaverbrook cites May 1845 casualty figures and D-Day pledges to argue Britain contributed significantly to the Allied war effort. He notes British population size, American manpower, and superior American industrial output while acknowledging American overtake overseas. The piece frames a balanced American view of Britain’s share.
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Lord Beaverbrook
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Armed Services
United States
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Normandy
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British Isles
Truman proposes shipping families overseas to rejoin soldiers
A historical note summarizes President Truman's stance on reuniting soldiers with their families. He supports transporting wives and children overseas during occupation duties to speed up homecomings. The plan aims to replace lower point soldiers with veterans to hasten redeployment, arguing home life aids morale and quicker war end.
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Truman
Europe
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Britain’s Best and the War Effort Commentary
A compact editorial argues about Britain’s role in World War II noting Allied troop presence on the Continent, the fighting burden, and the support from American aid and equipment. It cites Montgomery and Lord Beaverbrook to weigh Britain’s performance against American efforts.
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Atso
Marshal Montgomery
America
Legion post vows to abandon money making activities
The Chester R. Vickery post of the American Legion announces a shift away from promotional fundraisers and commercial ventures. Maxton O’Neal, a World War I veteran, is named commander and the post aims to restore credibility, involve more WWI veterans, and ensure benefits programs are run by veterans for World War II service members.
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Morgenthau resigns as Treasury chief amid Potsdam turmoil
In a wartime reshuffle during July 1945, Henry Morgenthau sought permanence but Truman balked. The plan shifted to Morgenthau possibly joining Bretton Woods, with Byrnes pressuring a quick exit. Morgenthau remained briefly, then stepped aside as policy maneuvers and rumors swirled aboard the Augusta.
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Navy
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Japan
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Eentbau
This Afternoon by John Temple Graves
This column blends commentary on trade slang and plain English needs with debates over tariff and freight rate policies. It cites figures like Robert Darrah and discusses ICC decisions, Southern commerce and Northern competition, emphasizing how rate changes affect Southern markets and regional growth.
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Radio Programs and Anchors on WAGF Tonight
A scrambled listing of radio programs and announcers across the evening schedule. Entries include Fred Morrison MBS, Arthur Hale MBS, Mooney's Orchestra, Adams and other names, various AP and MBS news blocs, religious services, music, and devotional time segments.
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Orch
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MBS
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Oreh
Joe Sanders
Gilent Wage
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Farm Hour
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Dorothy Dix Advice on Marriage and Companionship
The advice column urges wives to court their husbands, noting maternal focus on children can alienate marriages. It warns that neglecting the husband creates enduring estrangement, then suggests prioritizing the husband after children grow. It also discusses popularity’s price and the need for selflessness, humor, and attentiveness in maintaining a shared life.
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Evening Radio Schedule of Programs and News Segments
A dense late afternoon and evening radio lineup lists programs from 4:00 to 10:15 with multiple music showcases, variety acts, AP News updates, and network features. Notable entries include Jane Coch-MBS, Queen For A Day-MBS, The Broothies-MBS, Your Movie Reporter The Johnson Family-MBS, and War News segments with Abe.
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John
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Alan Young
Nery
Abe Norman Darwin
Guy Lombardi
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Victor Borge
Dorror
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