Total Disarming Of Nazis Advocated By Lord Vansittart
Lord Vansittart argues for total and permanent German disarmament after the war, leaving only a police force. He urges immediate occupation and a proportional Allied presence, plus comprehensive reforms to decentralize Prussia, reform German conduct, and supervise education and media to prevent a repeat of prewar militarism. He warns that peace requires firm, durable disarmament, decentralization, and reform.
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Attaboy Gunner and the War's Great Convulsion
A fragmented wartime reflection contrasts British resolve and universal aims with the vast upheaval of the Second World War. It states the war is humanity's struggle to prevent savagery, while a side note mentions the tiny wingbeat rate of the housefly.
Dorothy Dix on Men Who Date Without Intention
Dorothy Dix argues that many men enjoy feminine company but avoid commitment, using the girl’s doorstep as a trap. She says women should set a time limit on courtship, noting that if a man hasn’t proposed within years, he likely never will and that successful suitors reveal intent through marriage plans.
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Gen Kramer urges home front unity during Rotary talk
General H F Kramer commander of the 4th Panther Division at Camp Recker told Libyan Rotary Club members and guests that people determine when a war ends. He said the German army has fight left but must be backed by a determined home front. Introduced by Clyde Levern, the general’s background was recounted as he spoke at the Monday noon meeting with visitors from Montgomery Brundidge Thomasville and others.
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Airmen Missing in Europe Often Found in German Prison Camps
About 40 percent of American airmen listed as missing in action over Europe later appeared in German prisoner of war camps. The finding highlights the uncertainty surrounding wartime losses and the fate of air crews.
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Paria Tennessee Hosts Big Art Exhibition
Paria Tennessee hosts an exhibit at the home of W P Willeres publisher of the Post Intelligencer showing more than 200 paintings, including a Flemish Old Master attributed work. The collection comes as inheritance from a wife. James M Cowan of Aurora and Chicago proposes building a stable art collection display in Aurora if the city funds a second stable building.
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