Italy and Axis postwar fate debated by columnist
Henry McLemore argues that punished Axis nations should face strict postwar measures but should not be treated as they treated others after defeat. The piece condemns Nazi propaganda schemes and discusses a draft-evasion ring run by Stephen Weinburg, noting public reaction to such covert manipulations and warning against vengeance in victory.
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Marine Food It Is Without Regret John Durfee Dies
A fragment from an article notes the death of John Durfee and dismisses him as a figment alongside other coined names like D C Speaker and Walter Herrick. It recounts letters from Marines Wang er and Wagner about wartime hardships and hunger, while touching on Allied progress and Italian unit refusals in Crete. It ends with a reflection on divorces.
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Walter Winchell
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Sun's Son and the Air War Over Japan
The essay argues Emperor Hirohito faces a perilous aerial war as Allied air power tightens its grip on Japan. It notes bombing scales, contrasting Munda with Hamburg to illustrate the sky dominance of the United Nations and the looming downfall of the Japanese regime.
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Japan
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Public opinions mix in High Point and wartime letters
A collection of quotations covers city affairs in High Point on topics from Blair Park tennis courts and title work to a potential mayoral oversight. Veterans and officials discuss submarine duty, wartime morale, and inflation risks while urging prudent action and civic vigilance.
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T. W. Chambless
J. Allen Austin
High Point
New York
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Coral Sea
Solomons
Walter Crissman
Grover H. Jones
Why Don't We Go To Church Editorial Reply
John Arch McMillan answers editor Robert Thompson on why people skip church. He argues the core reason is missing the mark or sin while seeking personal contentment, noting good acts may lure away from God. He cites Eden, Babel, and the need for fellowship with God as the true aim.
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Winchell On Broadway by Morton Gould Opens with music minded musings
This August guest column by Morton Gould reflects on starting a new column with playful self doubt. He jokes about being out on a limb and imagines a Walter Winchell style music correspondent reporting in, while praising Toscanini Rodgers and Creston and recalling humorous embarrassments and democratic harmony in orchestras.
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Morton Gould
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