Government subsidies and the veto on food aid
An editorial argues the Roosevelt administration holds a veto on a House bill to end consumer food subsidies. It warns that ending subsidies would lift living costs, with a 3 percent rise overall and 7 percent for food, while noting subsidies exist in war contracts and inflation linkage. The piece urges Congress to reject the bill and the President to veto if it reaches the White House.
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House
Senate
I S
Office of
United States Gov
Congress
White House
Roosevelt
Books That Lie in School Texts and Reforms
Allied authorities plan new secured texts for reopened schools as propaganda in old books is purged. The piece notes southern Italy and other countries once used biased histories and civics, cites stereotypes about American women, and recalls North Carolina’s 1940s adoption of a civics text linking living standards to the WPA.
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Italy
Germany
State
North Carolina
John Roy Carlson
Frank Gannett
Rochester
American Legion
L. Walters
Mike Todd
Queens County
N. Y
America Firsters
Bureau of Real Estate
Lee Thompson Smith
Doris Duke
James Cromwell
Gov't
America Tomorrow Debates Postwar Government Controls
The Blue Network launches a weekly series titled America Tomorrow at 10:30 tonight. The inaugural program asks should government war controls be continued after the war with participants Eric Johnson William Green Albert Goss Senator Harry Truman and Col Bryan Houston. Johnson notes interdependence and warns temporary gains for one group can harm others.
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Blue Network
America
Eric Johnson
United States Chamber of Commerce
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Albert Goss
National Grange
Harry Truman
Truman
Col
Bryan Houston
Office of Price Administration
Mr. Johnson
Patton temper and wartime leadership in focus
The piece notes General Patton's August temper in Tunisia and his apology to a shell shocked soldier. It contrasts his fiery "Blood and Guts" image with peacetime behavior and discusses war leaders, Nazi strategy, and postwar planning with sharp, period voice. It also comments on MacArthur, Goebbels, and political restraint.
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George S. Patton, Jr
Patton
Seventh Army
War era opinions mix politics and war effort commentary
Readers quoted include D S Lee on banding companies and Captain Curry Brady on bomber vulnerabilities at 60 000 feet. Lee Hague praises the Home Front pledge supplement while Nick Drakalakos cites General Patton. Other voices discuss inflation battles coal and farming, Red Cross work, and wartime governance.
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Air Corps
Curry Brady
Lee Hague
OPA
Hulls peace plan criticized as crossroads for world order
A Washington commentator questions Secretary Hulls postwar strategy noting the push for unity on foreign policy may hinge on public acceptance of a majority based peace. The piece warns against partisan grids and foresees protests if Moscow or Munich terms collide with Atlantic Charter ideals.
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Washington
Moscow
Hull
Foreign Relations Committee
Finland
Germany
Poland
Balkans
France
Maly
China
Pepper
Senate
Ins
London
Europe
Broadway gossip and political rumors of 1943 set
Roundup of Broadway society bets and political chatter. Mentions Gloria Callen en route to wed Ensign Herb Jones, F. H. Wright trial set for December 1, jazz and theatre figures, Newsweek poll on leadership, Marie Nash wedding, Hess Goebbels rumor, and other era behind the scenes notes across New York figures and institutions.
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Gloria Callen
Herb Jones
Princeton
Buddy Ebsens
Butt Cambridge
F. H. Wright
G-Men
Georgia Ellis
Brooklyn
Walter Macks
Board of Higher Education
Mildred Ray
Prentice
Russell Maguires
Estrella Boissevain
Col
Cliff Henderson
Air Corps
Moss
Washington
Marie Nash
Roger Brill
Jeart Muir
H. C. Jaffe
Dons Khaki
Sophie Tucker
Tammany
Mike Kennedy
Aurelio Mess
59Th Street
the Shuberts
Winter Garden
East Side
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Rabaul
Herr Goebbels
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George Patton
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Tomlinson Furniture
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Asheville
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John Paul Gardner
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Local Board No. 5
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Red Cross
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Herald-Tribune Forum
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Good Housekeeping
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W. B. Meloney
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