Congressional trip yields lessons from Rep Manasco
The May 16 1945 Timely Observations column praises Rep Carter Manasco of Alabama for his European trip surveying Army stockpiles and talking with servicemen. It notes his observations on German youth, Auschwitz, and the need to rebuild French and Low Countries transport while avoiding punitive postwar anger. He urges leaving some German cities unrestored to educate future generations and warns against neglecting conquered peoples.
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Aftermath of Nazi Crimes and Germany’s Future
The piece argues for strong punishment of Nazi leaders and Gestapo officials alongside ordinary civil servants. It calls on the United States to lead in prosecuting war criminals, warns that leniency could revive aggression, and stresses the need for a broad reeducation program to align Germany with peace.
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Washington Roundup Signals Military Redeployments
A sweeping Washington briefing reports senior officers favor redeployments to the Pacific, with many high-rank Army and reserve officers seeking new combat assignments. General Marshall faces criticism over redeployment timing as debates unfold in Senate Military Affairs Committee meetings.
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Let There Be Light and The Mills of God Quote
A compact quotation pairing biblical warning and a Friedrich von Logau proverb. It contrasts breaking covenants with divine justice and notes that although divine justice is slow it is precise and inexorable. The line links Ezekiel 17 18 to von Logau’s insight on patient, exact judgment.
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Lee Miller at Sea in Celebes While Near Tarakan Mines
Lee Miller recounts life aboard a destroyer off Celebes and near Tarakan during D Day minus one. He details mine threats, crew introductions, and daily routines with fellow sailors including Signalman William Richardson, Commodore Bob Martin, and Ernie Pyle Life pieces, ending with a return to open sea.
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Radio Schedule Fragments From Badio Programs
A fragmented listing of radio programs and times for Wednesday and Thursday across stations such as MBS and AP News. The schedule includes performances by Henry Jerome, Curt Massey, Brownstone Theatre, and Raymond Scott, along with news segments and varied show titles.
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Germans Must Be Reeducated After War Occupation
A wartime analysis argues Allies must remove Nazi and Prussian militarist influences during occupation. It notes Germans may obey soldiers yet resist reeducation, warning of a dangerous reclamation period and the need to expose them to the outside world.
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Evening Radio Schedule With NBC, War Commentary and Music
A detailed broadcast lineup lists NBC News and various music and comedy programs. Highlights include Paul Baron’s Orchestra, Sporta News, War Commentary by Henry Prime and Raymond Gram Swing, Ellery Queen and Lone Ranger segments, and late-night Variety News and dancing until 2 a.m. The schedule features acts with Eddie Cantor, Frank Sinatra, Ted Malone, and Nilas Prindle among others.
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