Total Disarming Of Nazis Advocated By Lord Vansittart
Lord Vansittart argues for total and permanent German disarmament after the war, with no military forces and only a civilian police. He supports prolonged occupation, broad Allied supervision, and the destruction of German war potential, plus decentralization of Prussia into autonomous provinces and a program of reform or reeducation guided by an Allied High Commissioner.
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Attoboy Gunner in Britain and World War Convulsion
The text ponders two wartime phrases about Britain and the Second German World War as the greatest convulsion in humanity’s army, arguing reforms pale beside the larger goal of preserving humanity from savagery. It notes housefly wingbeat about ten times a minute.
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Dorothy Dix Says: Men Avoid Paying for Girls Society
Dorothy Dix observes that many men date women for companionship but avoid commitment or marriage. She advises setting a time limit on courtship, suggesting if he has not proposed within a year, he likely never will. The piece notes men prefer paying nothing for society and staying free from responsibility.
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Gen Kramer urges home front unity at Rotary meeting
General H F Kramer commander of the 68th Panther Division told Calhoun Rotary Club members and guests that the people determine when a war ends. He said the German army still fights, but home front resolve is key. Introduced by Clyde Levern, the general shared his 30 years in the armed forces and prior two years in Germany. Visitors included Tim W Stewart of Montgomery Harold Hightower Fitts Andrews of Brundidge and J M Hoxey of Thomasville.
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American airmen missing in action found in German camps
About four in ten American airmen reported missing in action over Europe were located in German prison camps. The finding underscores the scale of POW recoveries and the reach of Allied wartime records in identifying captured personnel.
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Paria Tennessee Emerges as New Art Center
In Paria Tennessee a new art center features more than 109 paintings including a Flemish master and other works on loan at the home of W. P. Williexs, publisher of the local Post-Intelligencer. The collection, inherited from his wife’s uncle James M Cowan of Aurora and Chicago, could lead to a public building in Aurora to house 800 works of art.
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