Lending-Lend Lease Abuses and Dutch Use Questioned
The column discusses misuses of lend-lease equipment, noting a Java case where Dutch forces reportedly wore American uniforms and used American arms and trucks. It calls for the United States to clarify and safeguard lend-lease terms, warning against private wars using such gear and stressing allied accountability before future aid.
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Ats
Java
Truman
Americas
Netherlands
United States
Congress drifted on labor issues since 1933 wartime limits
A broad critique charges Congress with prolonged inaction and labor leader influence. The piece cites delays in reconversion and federal leadership, arguing Congress must reclaim authority while avoiding anti labor backlash. It also reports the FBI arrest of 16 year old F. Wasserman in Boston for forging official Army travel papers and impersonating a sergeant, highlighting wartime security lapses.
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Congress
FBI
Boston
UNRRA Controversy Over Polish Recruitment and British Influence
A large, disjointed report details UNRRA operations in Germany, highlighting alleged British manipulation to bolster a Polish army and recruit displaced persons. It cites American personnel protesting British policy, cases of Polish citizenship schemes, and alleged theft of UNRRA assets. The piece notes U.S. Army intervention and calls for impartial action.
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Briveh Pelicy
Germany
Truman
Phete
Lacrem Bacall
Washington, Far
Snres
UNERA
Parkers
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Rat & An
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Rr Ounrees
Aly
IL Jets
VNR
Dante
Vnrbra
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UNRRA
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RFC
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Navy Department
J Brecher
Paca
Charles Aack Frank Wilkins
I Boone
U. S. Army
UNARA
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East Furn
Peans Wie
Wuwnara
London
Stutteart
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Ukraine
Peis
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U.S
Stuttwart
British
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Musenw
Kiev
Odessa
Sto
France
Arn Fendami
Granville
Nowmandy
Taear Mit Vin
Liew
Dew
Tokison
Oklahoma City
Heath Veive
Athens
This Afternoon by John Temple Graves in Alexandria
John Temple Graves discusses Alexandria Louisiana as a growing hub with cattle, highways, and railways. He praises local hospitality and figures like editor Rolio C. Jarreau while reflecting on home, civility, and the wartime surge in the South. The piece weaves social commentary with regional pride and memories of wartime mobilization.
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Alexandria
Hucy Long
Fineville
Hucy
Louisiana
Rolio C. Jarreau
Town Talk
Jareau
South
Jarreau
Mr. Jarreau
Turmoil in the Balkans and Dardanelles dispute deepens
The article analyzes rising tension as 200,000 Russian troops maneuver in southern Bulgaria near the Turkish border. It discusses Moscow Turkey clashes over the Dardanelles and Turkish Armenia, the Montreux Convention, and a push for revision. Bulgaria backs Russia, while the Sofia provisional government remains unrecognized by the U.S. and Britain.
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Bulgaria
Red
Moscow
Turkey
Dardanelles
Turkish
Armenia
Russia
Leander
Black Sea
Aegean
Mediterranean
Mostow
France
Britain
Greece
Japan
Romania
Yugoslavia
Potsdam
Montreaux
Truman
Ankara
Soviet Union
Kars
Ardahan
Artvin
Georgia
Tefuss
Sofia
United States
Governor of Louisiana Would Look the Part
A fragmented broadcast listing and intro text discuss a hypothetical governor of Louisiana, noting his appearance and character. The excerpt hints at an upcoming guest, the Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson, slated to discuss rotten conditions in the nation.
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Louisiana
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Rotten
Prophet Mehrimey Born in Mecca Arabia
A historical snippet notes the birth of the prophet Mehrimey in Mecca, Arabia. The item appears amid a jumble of broadcast and press listings with scattered names and times, but the central claim highlights the figure's origin in Mecca and Arabia.
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Eby Raymond
la County Fair
Pater
Cornelia Stree
Bennett Cancer
Cis Joerph
Dunne
Mengee
the Prophet
Mehrimey
Mecca
Arabia
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