Churchill Not Indispensable Says Editorial View
An editorial argues leaders are not indispensable as Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin reshape postwar power. It predicts Attlee may lead Britain, notes potential shifts with Truman and Stalin, and asserts real strength lies in the people and enduring principles beyond any single figure.
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Winston Churchill
Franklin SI
Europe
Ted States
Great Britain
Franklin Roosevelt
Win Churchill
Clement Attlee
England
Jin Roosevelt
Attlee
Britain
Conservative
Oxuniversity
Upr
Mr. Roosevelt
Harvard University
Henry Allace
Churchill
Jo Stalin
Itlee
Tru
Mr. Truman
Mr. Attlee
Mr. Churchill
Roosevelt
Pacific
Stalin
Russia
America
Hitler
Germany
Reassessing Japan Surrender Prospects in World War II
In wartime reflection, the piece notes optimism mirrored from Allied leaders and Radio Tokyo about Japan possibly quitting the war. It argues unconditional surrender with total occupation is essential, warns against a “face-saving” peace and predicts any lenient settlement could invite future conflict, urging continued hard victory.
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Europe
Japan
Pacific
Voice of Japan
Radio Tokyo
Manchuria
Korea
Asia
Russia
Germany
Local remarks mix politics court and charity in fragmented report
The transcript shows Lt. Gov. Ballentine downplaying a gubernatorial bid while pledging effort as lieutenant governor. A judge tells a defendant he must serve six months, citing lack of trial by a preferred official. Red Cross aims to boost layette donations for liberated areas with a 600 unit local quota. Repudiation of Churchill’s government in Britain is mentioned as a related reflection.
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Tam
High Point
Judge MacRae
N. P. Yarborough
Red Cross
Postwar Viewpoints from Citizens on Churchill Attlee and Stalin
Citizens debate the wartime trio and postwar leaders. Stalin is seen as the sole survivor of the big three. Churchill and Attlee face electoral and governance uncertainty. Greece voices concern over Churchill’s policies. predictions include Labor’s short tenure and shifts in leadership.
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Joseph Stalin
Roosevelt-Stalin- Churchill
F. W. Mitchell
U S Policy Shifts Toward Latin America Business Basis
In wartime America a new reciprocal, businesslike policy toward Latin America emerges as William D. Pawley, new U S ambassador to Peru, outlines six points. The plan emphasizes reduced trade barriers, private enterprise development, freer flow of capital and resources, and shared U S economic expertise to aid regional growth.
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Leslie Highley
Jack Stinnett
Washington
United States
Latin America
William D. Pawley
Peru
New York
U. S
Truman
Byrnes
Pawley
State Department
State Department plans to aid war surplus nations
The program aims to assist American allies with accumulated postwar dollar balances to finance permanent improvements. By developing their resources and living standards, these nations would gain needed goods while expanding markets for U S products, potentially boosting U S industry and employment.
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United States
State Department
Taft Warns on U S Foreign Lending Policy at Bretton Woods
Senator Taft criticizes the postwar economic plan proposing two to three billion dollars a year in abroad investments. He warns such loans favor unstable regimes and Big Three satellites, risking inflation and adding to a national debt near 261 billion dollars while liquidating 26 billion from circulation.
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Robert A. Taft
Bretton Woods
United States
House
Debate Over World Rehabilitation Funding and U S Tax Burden
The piece questions the $21.625 billion in postwar relief and lending tied to Europe and allied nations, plus potential British loans, asking how long the United States can sustain such outlays. It warns of a shift from generous aid to a hard balance sheet mindset and calls for scrutiny of Treasury policy under Henry Morgenthau.
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Fuerope
Japan
TEI Foesac
Wra
UT Coe Eee Vins Rakee
FEA
International Bank
International Fund
United States
UNRRA
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Uncle Sap
Uncle Shylock
United States ‘Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Sky
Broadway Night Life Notes From A Lively Scene
A mosaic of entertainment chatter highlights Morton Downey buying a horse drawn brougham for his farm Peggy Ann Garner impersonates Lauren Bacall and John Carridine performs in a Jack Barrymore style show Maestro Morton Gould to premiere a viola concerto with NBC symphony Marlene Dietrich battles jaw infection while in town Ely Culbertson dispels wedding rumors about Helen Twelvetrees Abbott & Costello publicity flap at Leon Eddie's Sardi Set scene at the Stork Club features doctors and diners Arlene Francis writes for the Sardi Set and Jimmy Durante jokes about acting prowess plus a flurry of club chatter and upcoming broadcasts
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Broadway Express
Morton Downey
Ireland
USA
59Th Street
Peggy Ann Garner
Freres Wesson
Lauren Bacall
John Carridine
Jack Barrymore
Morton Gould
NBC Symphony
Marlene Deitric
Ely Culbertson
Helen Twelvetrees
Meddidge
Yesteryear
Abbott & Costello
Leon & Eddie's
Sounds and Snippets of Nightlife Quips Across Town
In a string of barroom exchanges in various venues a man declares he’d rather quarrel than be content with another. A patron at Reubens questions the accuracy of a boast. Latin Quarter guests mock a fool’s vanity. A 1 2 3 patron notes mink coat boasts. Zanzibar patrons joke about paying his own check. Enduro hears of a wife leaving after learning of a chick friend. St Moritz hints at imminent marriage plans.
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Latin Quarter
Zanzibar
Enduro
St. Moritz
de la Paix
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