Prince Juan Proposes Constitutional Monarchy Solution for Spain
The writer notes Prince Juan, son of the late King Alfonso, advocates a constitutional democracy for Spain with Franco stepping down. The piece questions English backing and Big Three deals, warns of postwar revolutions, and labels Spain a dangerous hotspot despite not being in the present war.
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Juan
Alfonso
Spain
Switzerland
Franco
Hitler
Jini
England
Europe
Prince Juan
Yalta
Stalin
France
Cherry's early administration shows strong legislative wins
Governor Gregg Cherry's first session enacted most of his January recommendations. A major tax and debt fund move passed while a liquor referendum and a state police consolidation stalled. The report notes his balancing budget, contingency spending for teacher bonuses, and upcoming appointment challenges testing loyalty to friends versus public service.
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Gregg Cherry
General Assembly
Cherry
Germany
Japan
Game and Fish Division
Fea Tment of Conservation
Devel
Safe adventure and security in Eleanor Roosevelt’s remarks
The Greensboro Daily News mocks Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt’s press conference at the Woman’s College, ridiculing her idea of facing the future with “adventure and great security.” The columnist questions if Americans or global publics would trust Roosevelt to solve China Poland and Greece’s problems without their input.
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Greensboro Daily News
Eleanor Roosevelt
The
Woman's College
Gallup
United States
China
Poland
Greece
Mrs. R
Delinquency Proposal Prompted by Local Teen Restlessness
A letter from Scotten Jr. in High Point cites rising juvenile delinquency and proposes a model shop for hobby recreation. He suggests opening a small store offering model planes boats and cars as an outlet to channel energy and reduce misbehavior.
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High Point
Scotten, Jr
Thomas
New Jersey
Thomasville
Plan for youth workshop to curb delinquency proposed in High Point
In High Point a plan suggests organizing several youth groups across town to operate model airplane workshops in repurposed buildings. Groups would build various models, hold exhibits and contests, and older youths would explore gas, radio, and self designed models. A meeting may assess merits. Thomas M. Wood commends Red Cross support as a kit bag card travels from the South Pacific.
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High Point
Thomas M. Wood
South Pacific A. P. C
American Red Cross
Endgame View of World War II Lets Germany and Japan Face a Tough Finish
The piece argues Germany’s ruinous war path may end in desert and rubble for the nation while Japan faces a direct assault starting with Iwo Jima and a broader invasion of Chinese targets. It vouches for continued U S leadership under General MacArthur and urges sustained morale despite likely high casualties.
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Germany
Hitler
Europe
Samson
Japan
Iwo Jima
China
Canton
MacArthur
Morale in War Era Fronts and Peace Conference Confusion
The piece argues morale suffers from home-front confusion over postwar conferences like Bretton Woods Yalta and Bretton Woods. It critiques debtors influencing creditors economy talks, criticizes Yalta for diminishing presidential dignity, and notes rising left-wing influence and Communist presence in the armed forces dampening morale as Europe nears victory.
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Moscow
Teheran
Yalta
Mexico City
Quebec
Dumbarton Oaks
Bretton Woods
San Francisco
United States
Mr. Roosevelt
Europe
Stalin
Food exports debate shadows Roosevelt Byrnes inquiry
Roosevelt retreats from decisive limits on food exports as Byrnes launches a government probe amid fears of European shortages. Warnings from Lehman UNRRA and stockpiling Britain heighten the issue while farm policy shifts cut prices and restrain production, signaling a broader public-relations clash over feeding Europe and domestic supply.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Byrnes
Europe
Britain
UNRRA
War Food Administration
Marvin Jones
WFA
Army
Vinson
House
Senate
Bowles Opa
Food Shortage Follows Government Policy Says Mallon
Paul Mallon argues that feeding limits and curbed fleets have reduced meat fish and poultry supply. He notes 240 million bushels of wheat moved to storage, UNRRA quiet, and hunger persisting in Italy and Greece. He asserts Roosevelt’s rice based policy worsens shortages domestically and abroad.
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Byrnes
Midwest
UNRRA
Italy
Greece
de Gaulle
France
Roosevelt
On Broadway Gossip and War Era Skits
Reporter with a candid camera chronicles society chatter and wartime intrigue from Broadway. Notes include expatriates, romances, arrests, theater figures, and the latest rumors about celebrities and publishers amid war strain.
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