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We Win Submarine Wars As Summer Approaches
United Nations naval units and air patrols claim victory in two submarine wars. In the Atlantic sinkings fall below construction rates while the Pacific sees Japanese boats sunk much faster than Japan builds them. Carriers in convoy escorts shift the balance, and American subs reach Japanese harbors as Tojo warns of grave industrial strain. Japan’s empire losses mount as Allied production and submarine activity intensify, portending a potential collapse of Japanese conquests.
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National Income Rise Drives 1943 Figures Amid War Expansion
National income for March shows 28 percent increase over 1942 with total around 135 billion for the year and March payrolls at 11.25 billion. Wages and salaries grow largely from armament manufacturing and federal government, while farm operator income rises. Labor share reaches 72 percent of the 1939 base as industrial payrolls surge. Federal payrolls jump due to rapid expansion of armed forces and war-related civil activity.
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Discussion of postwar relations with Britain and Russia
The article argues that frank discussion of US Britain relations is rising and Russia will become a dominant power, transforming Europe and Asia as production increases and defeat of Nazi Germany by Russia seems unlikely. It frames Russia as an emerging arsenal and a rising global influence in the postwar era.
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Peace at the table and Russia's demand at endgame
The text argues about Russia’s likely demands at peace talks, reflecting hope Soviets will minimize meddling in Western affairs. It urges dropping hypocrisy, cooling rhetoric, and adopting frank diplomacy while cautions against forcing Moscow to follow others.
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NAM Opposes Installment Selling Plan Postwar
The National Association of Manufacturers board opposes postwar installment selling for delivery arguing it would cut war bond sales, fail to boost postwar sales, hamper new product development, add double selling costs, and risk unprofitable prices. It urges waiting for better judgment after the war ends.
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Youth Delinquency Seen Rising in FBI Figures
FBI specialist Kenneth Logan spoke at an FBI school in Boise asserting that wartime conditions strain youth guidance. He warned communities must address influences shaping youths as war ends, noting no child is born a criminal but can become one through external pressures.
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Sailor Jones Voices Vote Rights Clash in Senate Bill Debate
In a fragmented report from the Troust gallery, Sailor second class Ly S.navy signalsman Jones defends equal voting rights, arguing “You don’t have to pay to fight” as Mareautonia bill ousts poll tax. The scene critiques Senate resistance and broader citizenship debates cited by St. Louis Mosta.
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Railroads carry millions in military traffic amid wartime strain
The railroads shoulder freight and a wartime burden of roughly five million military personnel monthly. Troop trains run every six minutes, with embarkation ports expanding from two in World War I to 17 now. Freight volumes rise as artillery and war materiel demand grows, yet rail efficiency keeps service 60 percent higher than in the last war.
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Goodwill Across the Border Deepens US Mexico Ties
Washington reports that the term good neighbor has evolved into a true symbol of mutual friendship. Post Pearl Harbor cooperation has grown as U S citizens visit Mexico freely and Mexico partners with the United States, seizing Axis ships and granting air base access. Ambassadors Morrow Clark and Daniels are credited for shaping this enduring diplomacy.
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Mexico City
Dwight Morrow
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Josephus Daniels
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George B. Meskersmith
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Pearl Harbor
Japan
First symptoms of sore throat in children and neck swellings
Dr Thomas D Masters explains that a child with a sore throat may first show vague symptoms such as loss of appetite nausea or even high fever before throat pain appears. Neck nodes the size of beans or larger can become swollen and tender as lymph glands respond to infection.
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Total mobilization and its political implications
A Swiss paper Weltwoche criticizes German propaganda for portraying mobilization as a coercive tool to suppress opposition. It notes Germany struggles to generate anti Bolshevik fervor for its own economic system. In U S rail news, 44 546 freight cars entered service in the first nine months of 1942.
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Wives of Men Who Have Gone to Defend Their Country
Ruth Midlate NGA Stall Welter writes about wives facing social hurdles and barriers at home as husbands enlist to defend their country. The piece recalls Corky and reflects on wartime disruptions and local attitudes toward families left behind.
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Wartime Lunch Boxes and War Hero Kids
An article urges balanced meals for industrial workers with sturdy lunch boxes and thermoses, offering sample menus featuring black bean soup and fish stews. It notes women often misunderstand lunch needs and highlights postwar hero Corky the dog and issues of housing for families of servicemen, including no children signs in apartments.
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Gaynor Maddox
Mind Your Manners on Outdoor Dining Etiquette and Dress
Guidance covers using paper napkins indoors or outdoors, whether to use left silver and china for yard meals, dressing for picnics, and handling miscommunication. Answers indicate yes to napkins and plates for yard meals, no to left-hand silver for yard meals, no to hosts dressing down guests, yes to proper dinnerware, and dress appropriately for picnics. When miscommunication occurs, the safest response is to restate clearly.
Danny Kaye and Sylvia Fine: Hollywood’s dynamic duo
Hollywood profile notes Danny Kaye’s rise from obscurity to stardom, his satire and dance talent, and his partnership with Sylvia Fine. It traces his break with Red Skelton, the 1958 meeting that formed their collaboration, and how Fine wrote routines and aided his career, making him a top entertainer.
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Answers to Questions From Helena Independent Reader
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