Changing Horses in Midstream Calls for Marshall Support
A wartime column defends General Marshall against political attempts to oust him. It argues politicians on both sides of the Atlantic have mishandled strategy and policy, urging stability for the war effort and criticizing moves to replace Marshall with questionable successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UR Army
Marshall
Japan
Great Britain
Russia
Atlantic
General Marshall
Congress
Palace
Harry Hopkins
Mr. Roosevelt
Western
Europe
Lawyer Shortage Foreseen From Education Shift
A law school head warns of a coming lawyer shortage due to emphasis on mechanical and physical sciences. He notes past oversupply in cities before the war, with many lawyers earning little and resorting to unethical practices, though he clarifies it is not a critique of lawyers as a class.
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Membex
Associated Press
Ted Press
High Point N. C
Fred MacMurray
Jan Barts
Colette D'Arville
Ben Hecht
Colelier
Stephens College
Maude Adams
Madeleine Carroll
U. S. Seamen's Service
Joan Blondel
Boston
Moss Hart Air Force
General Arnold
Robert Casey
Navy
Casey
U. S
Star
Doughton Behind Tax Form 1040 ES Hire
The article criticized Chairman Doughton of the Ways and Means Committee for needing an expert to prepare his Sept. 15 income tax estimate. It argues he supported the tax system that burdens taxpayers and that many could not afford such help.
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Doughton
The
Ways and Means Committee
Mr. Doughton
Treasury
War Bond Drive Prompts Local Call To Action In High Point
Community leaders from High Point urge more support for the Third War Loan Drive. Harvey Mills and Lois Welborn push residents to meet quotas, while officials cite growing recreation facilities and strong soldier cooperation. Capt. Ralph Erickson notes Army emphasis on athletic training at Greensboro camp.
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High Point
Harvey Mills
Lois Welborn
Greensboro
Charles Stapleton
Goldsboro
Tarboro
Carolinas
United States Army
Ralph Erickson
Army
Just Peace: Swedish bishops urge a just hard peace
Swedish bishops call for a just peace rather than vengeance and demand punishment to deter future wars. They argue a just peace must be hard and not reward aggression, noting Germany's WWI penalty lessons and warning against a repeat in World War III.
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Germany
Allies debate postwar plans amid shifting loyalties
The piece argues Germans in Russia, refugees and POWs shaping a new German government with Russian backing and notes Badoglio’s broadcast as an ally in American and British territories. It questions Allied coordination and warns that while war danger is fading, postwar peace danger grows as Allies struggle to collaborate.
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Russia
Badoglio
Italy
Greece
United States
Great Britain
Hatch
Martial Law Debate Over Hawaii Distracts From Ricardson Defiance
Editorial charges the Army Navy insistence on martial law in Hawaii as a smokescreen while Lieut Gen Rica rdson defies the district court for the territory. The piece argues the broader stance merits scrutiny from readers and officials alike.
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Hawaii
Ricardson
District Court
Controversy Over Smith College Appointment of Dr Kusaka
In Northampton Massachusetts protesters attack the temporary Smith College lecturer Dr Shuichi Kusaka a Japanese educated physicist citing national origin. Supporters note he is vouched for by the INS and FBI and has a solid scholarly reputation. The piece condemns anti Japanese prejudice during wartime.
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Northampton
Mass
Shuichi Kusaka
Smith College
Dr. Kusaka
Immigration and Naturalization Service
FBI
International police force idea draws scrutiny and doubt
Washington discussion over an international police force proposed in Hatch Burton and Hatch Hill bills draws opposition from Conally and Hull. Critics warn such a body would erode sovereignty, fail to unite allies, and overlook wartime differences among nations, predicting the plan will fade without broad agreement.
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Washington
Hatch
Ball-Burton
Hatch-Hill
Wallace
Conally
Hull
Welles
Super World Organization
Russia
Britain
Stalin
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Manchukuo
China
Ethiopia
Senate
House
War Bonds Drive Urges Victory Through Purchases
Calls for immediate buying of War Bonds to support the war effort. Encourages strongest bonds to fund victory, promising security tomorrow and urging collective action across roles. Emphasizes a $100 bond as a peak contribution and frames saving as patriotic.
Broadway Gossip and Society Buzz from wartime pages
A flurry of society notes and showbiz rumors from New York includes Stokowski’s alleged next bride Ila Mann, Veronica Lake and Major Detlie, and Faberge style speculations on Calcutta gossip and theater plans. It mentions public figures like Sumner Welles, Helen Jepson, and Ben Hecht, with cross references to NBC, AFL, CIO protests, and war weapon makers.
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Stokowski
Ila Mann
Veronica Lake
J. Detlie
Russ Morgans
Metopera
Helen Jepson
Fitch Sanitarium
Peggy Sykes
W. Chrysler, Jr
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Mgr
D. A. Rawley
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John Budd CO
Lexington Ave
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Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Richardson
Appeals Courts
Institute
Louis Fisher
J. F. Hayden
Paul Mallon
Winchell
Broadway
MAN About Town
American Federation of Labor
NBC
Kaltenborn
WPB
Vultee
Boeing
CIO
AFL
Washington Wire
Randolph Paul
U.S
Democratic Naz
Otto Hapsburg
Corermany
E. P. Dutton
Detroit
Bugas
FBL
TVA
CBS
White
J. J. Walker
Shor’s
Jane Pickens
Jock McLean
Benutz
Richard Andrade
Axoturo de Cordova
Lupe Velez
Jason Bernie
Ben
Eyleen Sugarman
Beverly Hills
J. EB. Phillips
Atlanta
Frances Burns
Here
Pentagon
Satdee
8. Avery
Phyllis Avery
Pop
Marian Baldwin
Wacs
Rudy Vallee
Betty Jane Greer
Turkey
Laurence Steinhardt
Navy Day
Gerard Lambert, Jr
Elsa Cover
Gordon Oliver
Hollywood
Angus McIntosh
Legation
Allied Exterminating Co
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Fifth Avenue
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Breger Abroad
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