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Huron Publishing CO
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Robert D. Lusk
Huron
South Dakota
United States
What Of Russia In War Aimed At Victory
The piece argues in favor of supporting the war to defeat Hitler and insists aiding Soviet Russia is essential. It warns isolationist urges to let Europe’s conflict resolve itself risk universal disaster and notes Russia may move toward democracy postwar. It stresses faith in American institutions and unity in the war effort.
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Russia
Japan
Germany
Europe
Soviet Russia
Britain
United States
Stalin
Roads To Victory In The War Effort And Panama Road
The piece argues using 20 million dollars for five Central American countries to finish the road to Panama tied to U S economy. It notes overland communication could protect supply lines if sea routes fail and suggests Alaska as another urgent strategic route should Japanese advances threaten the Pacific.
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Panama
U.S
Alaska
South Pacific
Perialiem
Dutch Fast Indies
Japan
Yasion
Java
Road to Alaska Could Turn Tide In Big Landing Force
Fragmentary passage notes a massive landing force and a push toward Alaska, suggesting strategic momentum that could alter the balance of an ongoing campaign. The line hints at a broader operation involving a rapid redeployment or invasion route to the Alaska theater.
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Alaska
Return of Santa Anna Leg Prompts Good Will Gesture
The piece notes talk of sending back the famous Santa Anna wooden leg to Mexico as a gesture of international good will. It mentions American soldiers bringing the relic home after Vera Cruz and a museum’s reluctance to part with it, while pondering Mexico’s reaction to such a gesture.
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Mexico
Santa Anna
Vera Cruz
Congress Cares For Congress Is It Hood Idea to Pension Congressmen
Congress and Hood discuss a sudden bill to pension congressmen as part of a wider change to federal retirement provisions. The proposal, seen as potentially meritorious yet wrapped in secrecy, prompts calls for public hearings and presidential veto to ensure thorough consideration for the nation.
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Congress
Hood
Roosevel
Token Of Everlasting Friendship Pavilion At Flushing Meadows
A red lacquered gold pavilion gifted to New York City as a token of friendship between Japan and the United States stands near Flushing Meadows. Critics warn against actions that harm Japan, noting such acts rob Americans of beauty and joy during wartime.
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Flushing Meadows
Long Island
City of
New York
Japan
United States
Washington
Women Fight War Blues with Small Plans for Tomorrow
Ruth Millett urges women to plan small future joys despite wartime gloom. She argues mothers picture 18-year-olds and husbands, but war cuts future dreams, so women should schedule tiny pleasures like trips, movies, or dinners to keep families hopeful and resilient amid hardship.
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Shell
Quotes on war aims and liberalism shape early views
A collection of remarks from Roosevelt and scholars discusses postwar world order guided by Christian ethics, the value of liberal arts education as a national heritage, German public obedience and sacrifice, fear of a new Versailles, and resilience under peril as voiced by a British woman twice torpedoed.
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Liberal Arts College
Eugene G. Rewkes
Colgate University
Emil Ludwig
Imperialism Under Pressure In the Pacific War
The article argues imperialism hinders defense and self-sufficiency in colonized regions facing Japan. It cites Philippines Malaya and East Indies, noting lack of heavy industry, dependence on prewar stocks, and nationalist resolve in China and the Soviet Union as factors shaping resistance and outcomes.
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Philippines
Malaya
East Indies
Japan
China
America
Great Britain
Netherlands
Soviet Union
Bo Ito
Pearl Harbor Defense Flaws Highlighted by Clapper
Ray Clapper argues the Roberts report reveals sloppy operations and poor coordination between the army and navy in Hawaii before Pearl Harbor. He says newspapers must be ready to publish at a moment's notice and notes the air force was treated as a minor component in the conflict.
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Washington
Roberts
Pearl Harbor
Army
Navy
Hawaii
Carl Groat
Cincinnati Post
United Press Bureau
Navy Department
J & Easy
Scrippe-Howard
Skinhorna
Down
Telegraph
Air Force
Radio Programs Time in Central Standard Tonight
Listings cover multiple networks and times for January 26, detailing programs such as War coverage, variety shows, comedy, and music. Notable entries include Fanny Brice, Bing Crosby Hour, Death Valley Days, Major Bowes, and March of Time segments, with featured orchestras and operatic selections. The schedule reflects a busy night of wartime radio programming across CBS NBC and MBS stations.
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New
York
NBC
CBS
Fuc
NHC
Eddie Cantor
Nbc-Red
Fanny Brice
Henry Aldrich
Bing Crosby
Vallee
John
Diana Barrymore
Frank Fay
Major Bowes
U. S
Detroit
Opera’ Guild
Walenster Sinfonietta
Television Nightline Schedule Summary
NBC CBS and ABC present a 1950s style lineup with Berle Laughton and Davis at 7 55 pm and 8 pm. Abe Lyman, Gang Busters, First Nighter and aviation drama fill the evening. Elsa Maxwell party line and studio variety follow with news and late variety closures from NBC and ABC.
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Mr. Berle
Chas
Laughton
Elmer
Davis
Cbs
Abe Lyman
Uncle Walt
Nbc
Elsa Maxwell
Nbc Blue
Ted Steele
Ted
Food Stamp List For February Announces Variety Of Foods
Roy F. Hendrickson, administrator of the Agricultural Marketing Administration, announced a February period from February 1 to 28. The foods obtainable at local stores in exchange for food stamps will include canned and fresh items. Nationally designated foods for February are the same as those for prior periods, covering staples like cooked rice and packed Seape, with fresh grapefruit, oranges, apples, and vegetables available.
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Roy F. Hendrickson
Agricultural Marketing Administration
Broadway Bulletin Board Gossip Roundup
Hollywood buzz centers on Errol Flynn and Joan Leslie as new test subjects for small tallx. Tony Martin and Gene Krupa craft a plot for Lana Turner. George Jessel hints at a navy transfer. Carmen Miranda health worry and Santa Anita ops rumors. Joe Penner’s estate dispute and Rex O Malley Fay Wray romance noted. Harlem cash troubles and Joe Louis draft number marked as major topics.
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Broadway Bulletin
Errol
Flynn
Joan
York
Leslie
Hollywood
Tony Martin
Gene Krupa
Lana Turner
George Jessel
U. S. Navy
Hedy Lamaer
John Howard
Carmen Miranda
Santa Anita
Dick Foran
Sky High
Joe Penner
George Montgomery
Ema Romeo
Olivia DeHavilland
Juliet
Ginger Rogers
Jean Gabin
Gypsy Rose Lee
Washington
Lane
Valerie Moore
Cornelius
Vanderbil
Chassie’ Clark
Herbert Pfaeler
Harlem
Joe Louis
Guth
Broadway Gossip and Society Briefs From the Era
A collage of theatre chatter mentions Nic McClintic and Henri Bernstein clashing over a Katharine Cornell play, Martha Raye eyed for an all girl swing band, and Bruce Y. Cohn named heir. Beverly Paterno cancels J night club plans while Nancy Walker weeps at a matinee. Billy De Wolfe rescues a bystander, and Vids for Victory promotes morale. Waugh Monroe’s song is Army recruiting anthem.
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Nic McClintic
Henri Bernstein
Katharine Cornell
Martha Raye
Joseph Cohns
Columbia Pin
Bruce Y. Cohn
Orrin Root
Whitney Bourne
Teddy Beverly Paterno
Nancy Walker
Comedienne
al Vanderbilts
Bonnie Baker
Johnny Birl
Orrin
Lenore Lemmon
Billy de Wolfe
Lexington
Fefe
Monte Carlo
el Morocco
Pearl Harbor
Harry Hopkins
Waugh Monroe
Army Air Corps
Guy
Ken Overlins
Ringsiders
Sophie Tucker
Belle Baker
Dave Rose
Wady Garland
New York
Florida
Brenda
Kelly
Walter Lippmann on Pearl Harbor Responsibility
Walter Lippmann argues the Roberts Commission pinpoints failures in security and judgment as the cause of Pearl Harbor. He contests the doctrine of passive defense and national invulnerability and urges proactive measures to seek and destroy the enemy, warning that complacency left the fleet inside Pearl Harbor vulnerable.
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Walter Lippmann
Huronite
Pearl Harbor
Kimmel
New York
Roberts Commission
Japan
Far East
War and Navy Departments
General Short
Roberts
Navy Department
Washington
Kuromel
Director’ of Naval Intelligence
Poi
Admiral Kimmel
Peer] Harbor
United States
Meél
Feu
Eenx
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Edwin C. Hill
Dorothy Kilgallen
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