Wartime draft debate and peacetime conscription discussion
The article surveys opinions on compulsory military service in peacetime. It contrasts opponents who want to wait until postwar and proponents urging immediate action, noting polls show shifting public support and the influence on national security and policy decisions. It references Congress, educators, churches, labor groups, and postwar policy considerations.
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Photo and speculation on postwar Europe and Japan
The piece surveys Allied occupation planning in Europe and the Pacific, noting U.S. photographers capturing potential occupation scenes and the slow pace of predicting Japan’s surrender. It cites officials predicting varied timelines, with Gen Stilwell cautioning about a possible long campaign and cargo bomb tonnage expected to rise after July 1 as operations in Okinawa wind down.
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War foresight in photography for defense and peace
The article discusses the value of photographing potential war zones to guide landings on the French coast and aid war planning. It notes the usefulness of advance information, the aim of avoiding another conflict, and the role of peaceful organization, while stressing preparedness.
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Stalin Truman notes clash during wartime talks in 1945
Sword and diplomacy mix in a long passage recounting how Stalin and Truman debated Poland and security. Hopkins urged face-to-face talks to resolve stalemate, while Yugoslav pattern as a model was proposed as a path to harmony amid US USSR tensions.
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Democracy and States Rights Liberalism in a Changing World
John Temple Graves argues democracy shifts from exterior to interior control from nation to individual, praising States Rights Liberalism as a path to liberty. He rails at overreach, supports big government with safeguards, and lauds the auto industry as proof of enlightened competition and postwar American strength.
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Radio Program Schedule Highlights and Fresh Produce Note
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War Today analysis of China Japan fronts and routes
J M Roberts reports from Chungking on wartime shifts as Japanese withdrawals press toward coastal zones while Chinese cities like Amoy Swatow and Foochow form a navigable coastal corridor. The piece evaluates potential sea supply routes to China, UK support in the south, and implications for future invasions and air cover from Okinawa. It notes strategic positions such as Wenchow Hanchow Foochow and the Shanghai Indo-China rail cut at Kunging.
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Skyledowska Became Poland's Second Governess Before Teen Years
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Kilmer’s Swamp Root Promises Kidney Relief
People report relief from bladder irritation and nocturnal urination with Kilmer's Swamp Root. The ad touts a blend of 16 herbs and minerals and claims non habit forming ingredients. Send name and address for a free sample from Kilmer & Co. Department A, Stanford Conn. Box 1285.
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