A Brides Guide to the USA Sparks Courage and Hope
The piece argues that English wives of American soldiers should embrace the American idea of future prospects over security. It praises a Time excerpt from A Bride's Guide to the USA and urges new British citizens to influence government with courage and a belief in individual opportunity.
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London
Office of War Information
Good Housekeeping
USA
America
101-Year-Old Woman Reported To Have A Baby
An aged Colombian woman, 101, reportedly gave birth to a son before dying. The community notes extend to her long life and potential descendants while dodging broader claims about accuracy of regional papers.
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Colombia
South America
South Carolina
Craven County
No Glamour and the War Effort in Chapel Hill Socks
A St Louis Post-Dispatch column notes that hosiery workers including professors' wives in Carrboro join the war effort by taking hosiery mill jobs while admonishing against monopolies. It mentions Japanese forces retreating in Burma and criticizes a favored-instrument approach to aviation regulation in favor of competition.
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Department of Justice
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Sugar Scarcity discussed by Leslie Highley
Washington reports explain a 1945 sugar shortage driven by reduced domestic and offshore production, wartime demands, and lend-lease relief programs. Prior offshore sources such as Cuba and Hawaii declined due to labor shifts, drought, and fertilizer cuts, while Cuba briefly boosted exports yet wartime needs still cut civilian sugar.
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Leslie Highley
Washington
United States
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Namezeba
Philippines
Hawaii
Ito Rico
Virgin Islands
Louisiana
Puerto Hace
Cuba
War era alcohol from wood chips may ease grain shortages
Wartime research groups including the U S forest service laboratory in Madison Wisconsin and a Eugene Oregon plant are testing high grade alcohol made from wood chips and sawdust. Officials say a ton of chips can yield about 60 gallons of alcohol at costs lower than grain based production.
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Washington
United States
War Production Board
U. S. Forest Service Laboratory
Madison
Wisc
Eugene
Ore
Forest Service
Wood alcohol and sawdust fuels fuel wartime innovations
The writer notes future manufacturers must resist the term wood alcohol as sawdust and wood chips yield versatile products. Forest Service scientists turn sawdust into gasoline and lubricants, and even enable nonparachute drops of goods. They also showcase wooden soles as durable footwear for tropics.
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Forest Service
Air Service
Tropics
End of European War Signals Shift in United States Conflicts
In remarks on the war's nearing end, the speaker argues Germany is disintegrating and morale is collapsed while noting the transition from two wars to one. The United States has played the principal role since 1943, especially on the western front after the Normandy landing, supplying manpower beyond allies.
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Germany
United States
Normandy
America Led Pacific War, Sokolsky Claims Allied Burden, Vistas
By George Sokolsky, the piece argues that the United States bore the Pacific war, supplying Russia and Britain and fighting key battles in the West and East. It credits American leadership in campaigns from the Philippines to Iwo Jima and stresses postwar self government for conquered areas while warning against reliance on allies without shared ideals.
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United States
Pacific
Philippines
Iwo
Chiang Kai-shek
On Broadway Glimpses from a Roaring Midtown Night
A bustling Broadway vignette captures ex mayor Jimmy Walker offering a signature, stars like James Melton and Grace Hartman in midtown traffic, and social buzz from Central Park South to Shubert Alley. Anecdotes cover radio contracts, Hollywood cabals, and wartime liquor rules amid city nightlife chatter.
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Madison Sq. Garden
F. Sinatra
James Melton
Grace
Paul Hartman
Lady Peel
Central Park South
Ann Pennington
Ziegfeld
Geo. White
Reuben
Gertrude Niesen
Ike
Cliff Edwards
Ike Eisenhower
M. Varga
H. Luce
John Krimskys
S. Brody
Martha Mature
Carolyn Forre
Martha
S. Billingsley
J. E. Hoover
Jerry Devine
FBI
Shubert Alley
J. Brooks Atkinson
Mr. A
Russia
Longacre Love Song and Nightlife Notes
A collage of song lyrics and showbiz mentions traverses Nightlife features with romantic imagery and disillusion. References include Marguerite Chapman at The Orchid Garden and Bertley stars like Nora Sheridan, Mills Brothers, and Count Basie on assorted venues from Lindy’s to Zanzibar. A closing panel notes private Breger Abroad with satirical cartoons.
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Marguerite Chapman
P. Muni
Cahn
Julie Styne
Talu Bankhead
Roxy
Count Basie
Columbia
Henry Sylvern
Nora Sheridan
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