Morgenthau plan details and German peace policy
The article outlines seven Morgenthau plan points for a postwar German peace, including removal of industrial machinery, permanent mine closures, Saar and western Germany cession to France, eastern German areas to Poland, breakup of large estates, end to external aid, and prolonged Allied military oversight. It argues such terms are necessary to prevent a future war, even if seen as harsh.
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Morgenthau
Germany
Saar
France
Poland
Russia
Europe
Ny Atlons
Tough World War Policy Debated in Allied Talks
Fragmented OCR text shows Allied resolve to limit Germany as a military power and a plan discussed by Henry Morgenthau Jr and President Roosevelt through a cabinet committee. It notes congressional rejection of war worker transportation legislation and hints at broader peace policy debates and postwar arrangements amidst confusion.
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Germany
Treasury
Henry Mer- Renthau
Eithan
Rooserver
Morges Ahauts
Merter
Willkie and SKF firestorm hits Swedish ball bearings scandal
The piece reports on SKF executives amid charges over ball bearings shipped to Germany, prompting resignations and protests. It notes Batt’s reluctance to resign, the Navy service of Taylor, Tawresey’s Air Corps resignation, and Hirsch’s career change, with broader implications for Swedish pride and wartime policy. It also touches on Willkie’s hospital stay, Roosevelt-Dewey tensions, and a political censorship friction within the campaign.
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Washington
Germany
Batts Skf Company
Philadelphia
B. W. Taylor
SKF
Navy
John F. Tawresey
Air Corps
Wright Field
SAF
R. W. Hirsch
Detroit
Jimmy Allred
Roosevelt
Stevenson
Jesse Jones
Allred
Jimmy
George Butler
Texas
Alfred
Coke
George Butter
Willkie
Wendell Willkie
New York
Dewey
Land Wrling
Il Keas
California
Gianninis
Bank of America
Hut
Tempest in Anglo American ties over Paris incident
A London Daily Mail report alleges Allied HQ allowed an American business representative to operate in Paris after wearing a Red Cross uniform, switching to civilian clothes within 48 hours of Allied entry. The piece calls it a possible isolated lapse, not policy, but notes the risk of strain between Britain and the United States.
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London
London Daily Mail
Allied Supreme Headquarters
Great Britain
United States
Ncial Corporation
France
Red Cross
Pans
Rentleman
Paris
Airdrome in French North Africa Aerial War Diary Note
Ernie Pyle reports from January 1943 at a North African airdrome where heavy Axis bombing and intense air combat persist. Officers and men dig deep trenches, endure patrols, and improvise defenses while humor and grit keep morale alive amid near misses and scarce comforts.
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French North Africa
Tunisia
Jerrys
WPA
Radio Programs and Musical Highlights on Tuesday
A scroll of radio listings and musical segments for Tuesday includes Wake Up and Live and News South American Way Devotional. It features multiple bands and programs such as Frank Carle Glory, Hoyce Heidt Orchestra, Sherlock Holmes dramatizations, and a Mercy of various music shop slots. The schedule mentions Army Goodyear Band, Rey Garrett Snuff Varieties, and a Mystery segment, with studio and network pointers throughout.
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Wacr
AP News
Feriety Tang
Frankie Carle
Glory Pleasants
P News
Leo Diamond
Seciente Chapel
Sky News
TRE Networks
Aercenta Music Shop
Widening Allied Drives Push Toward Berlin From East and West
The United States and Allied forces press for a decisive collapse of German resistance. In the east, Soviet offensives target East Prussia and Krakow while weakening German strength. in the west, Allied troops push through Holland and into France, with a major push anticipated after the Gothic Line. The Balkans remain a cleanup operation draining Nazi resources. If Rhine East Prussia and Silesia drives rise together, the war will move beyond pincers to a massive industrial thrust toward Berlin.
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Roberts
Dewy Mackensie Bertin
U.S
East Prussia
Krakow
England
France
Holland
Arnhem
Italy
Alps
Balkans
Rhine
Silesia
America
Berlin
Ways For Growing Rapid Feathering Chicks Announced
AUBURN ALABAMA Poultry breeders can establish rapid feathering in their flocks by selecting rapid feathering chicks as breeders when mature. Mating rapid feathering males and females consistently yields rapid feathering chicks. The best age to mate is 10 days old, when wing and tail feathers of rapid feathering chicks are well developed.
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Auburn
Ala
Paul D. Starkie
Agricultural Experiment Station
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Ers
Miea
Rationed motorists obtain extra gasoline mileage
Nationwide report shows rationed car owners, fleets, taxis, motorcycles, and tractors saving up to 30 percent by using a Vacu matic carburetor device. The automatic unit requires no adjustment, installs in 10 minutes, and is marketed by The Vacu-matic Co. of Wauwatosa Wisconsin. Ad copy urges readers to write or mail for details.
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Vacu-matic Co
St. Wauwatosa
Wisconsin
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