Russia and Allies Face Trust Gaps After War Promises
The piece weighs whether the USSR will keep its dissolution promise to ease distrust, noting past communist spread and current Kremlin shifts. It urges proof of goodwill from Stalin while acknowledging Roosevelt Churchill moves left and the peace table may see closer cooperation. It also questions Mussolini's assurances amid Italy's navy cadet revolt and Gestapo control.
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Kremlin
Wendell Willkie
Stalin
Russia
U.S.S.R
Roosevelt
U.S.A
England
Churchill
America
Japan
Stockholm
Aftonbladt
Mussolini
Adolph Hitler
Italy
Naval Academy
Gestapo
Hitler
Let 'Em Sleep War Workers Need Quiet Week
Noise Abatement Week May 30 to June 5 aims to protect daytime sleepers among war workers. The appeal urges reducing unnecessary noise to safeguard health and production, noting day-sleeping workers across streets and blocks.
OWI Criticizes Wartime Doctor Recruitment Practices
The Office of War Information finds that recruitment of physicians and surgeons for the armed forces was hasty and poorly planned, risking civilian health. It cites cases like a 12 000 square area with no local doctor and a private hospital twenty miles away, and notes ongoing drafts of doctors despite claims against a manpower draft.
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Office of War Information
OWI
Army
Navy
Uncle Sam
Uni
Washington
S.B.H
Cost Of War And The Price Of Peace
The piece states hundreds of billions are needed for war costs and postwar burdens. It recalls Captain Elmer McTaggert’s death in Germany and his plea to care for his wife and baby. It warns of ongoing federal expenses for families of the fallen, wounded care, rehabilitation, and future military needs.
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Elmer McTaggert
Germany
High Point Voices on War, Gas Shortage and Daily Life
Residents and visitors share views on diverse churches, the war front, and home front concerns. A Greensboro visitor cites John L. Lewis, while others discuss gas shortages, bench comfort for servicemen, Post Office pens, and rationing measures.
Chiselers Profiteer on Wartime Shortages Warned
Peter Edson highlights FDA battles with wartime adulteration and fraud. Coffee mixed with cereals, dried grass sold as tea, spices adulterated with corn starch, and egg content faked in macaroni show the scale. Most offenders are minority, but shortages fuel cheats. readers urged to check labels, beware misbranding and inflation.
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U. S. Food and Drug Administration
Food and Drug Administration
Worn Faith Tested by Conviction and Experience
A reflective line from scripture and a Lowell quotation on faith. The passages emphasize faith tested by conviction and sharpened by the hard mercantile experience, suggesting enduring trust through varied trials.
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Lowell
Broadway Notes of an Innocent Bystander Show Folks
Watched notes on film stars and stage figures in town. Dooley Wilson from Casablanca sings As Time Goes By over Frances Williams. Maria Ouspenskaya eyes hush hush theatre mission. Sidney Kingsley to visit war zones. Ethel Owen tested by studios. Greer Garson and Muriel Angelus pictured. Yvette stirs men in British camps. Bogart Massey Hale lead strong in Action in the North Atlantic. Three Hearts for Julia with Sothern Douglas. The Leopard Man horror tale with O Keefe. The Mysterious Doctor upped by cliche. radio report on Tokyo and Axis propaganda. Variety notes Young and Rubicam cutting news commentators. Lifespan items from magazines and commentary on war coverage.
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Dooley Wilson
Casablanca
Frances Williams
Maria Ouspenskaya
Sidney Kingsley
Governor's Island
Ethel Owen
Edna May Oliver
Greer Garson
Muriel Angelus
Yvette
Lisbon
Paul Byron
Little Foxes
Grand Hotel
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Wallcott
Century Club
New York
North Atlantic
H. Bogart
Raymond Massey
Alan Hale
Julia
Ann Sothern
Melvyn Douglas
Margo
Dennis O'Keefe
John Loder
Eleanor Parker
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