Prussian Militarism Must Be Knocked Out of Germans Analysis
DeWitt MacKenzie argues postwar aims must erase Prussian militarism in Germany and across Europe. He cites Eden and Welles on disarmament and peace, notes propaganda limits, and supports Axis nationals capable of peace, while praising bombing as a long term boon to destroy militarist attitudes.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Hitler
Nazifuehrer
Anthony Eden
Ottawa
Germany
Italy
Japan
Welles
New York City
Chamber of Commerce
State of
New York
Europe
Market Report from St Louis Livestock and NYC Markets
Livestock prices at National Stockyards show hogs 180 to 270 pounds 18.60 to 18.75, calves and cattle mixed shifts with steers and heifers up 26 to 50, cows steady to higher in places, week top for 1100 lb steers at 16.75 and 16.60 for 1081 lb, vealers 16.50, stockers 13.25 to 14.50. Sheep absent. lambs mostly 25 lower. New York cotton trades narrow on veto action. May around 20.18, Oct 19.97. New York stocks rise for utilities and rails, mixed overall with high year-long levels, volume near 700,000 shares.
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T. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
U. S. Dept
New York
Prussianism and Allied resolve in a renewed war stance
The piece recalls how Allied leaders halted the last war at a crucial moment and questions German civilians' experience of war. It argues for unconditional surrender this time, contrasting prior armistice desires with a stronger Allied approach to end aggression once and for all.
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Bef
Camp Show Skits Offered Service Men
New York service men may obtain a free booklet of sketches and comedy bits from Georgia Sothern a musical comedy dancer and comedienne who has formed a one woman committee to provide ready material for camp shows. Send requests in care of the Music Box Theater New York.
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New York
Georgia Sothern
iService
Music Boxy
Brown reshapes OPA with softer stance on prices
Washington notes ex Senator Prentiss M. Brown has begun retrimming OPA staff, primarily legal recruits, and adopting a milder policy approach. He aims to ease civilian burdens by relaxing rationing rules when feasible while maintaining price ceilings, and has already ordered C cards for workers unable to travel to boards and halted some car and light truck restrictions. The former senator, popular in Congress, faces criticism from colleagues as he shifts away from Leon Henderson’s hard line.
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Jage
Michigan Peninsula
Leon Henderson
Henderson
OPA
Washington
Brown
Public
Congress
Flashes of Life Chronicle Diverse U.S. Vignettes
A collage from wartime America highlights unsafe hillside homes near Morris Sheldon’s house in Warsaw, incidents of vehicles crashing down the slope, a man in Newark who quickly finds wartime work after a lecture, a California fire sparked by a leaking line, and a Houston woman reacting to an eerie eye like vision before ration points. Also notes hundreds of Hawaiians in Los Angeles awaiting Pearl Harbor duty, and a Salt Lake City mishap where boys ignite a power transformer, causing a sharp school audience to miss the interruption.
Adkins Sees Freight Rate Revisions Near
Governor Adkins, returning from Washington, said ICC likely to revise freight rates in favor of the south and southwest with hearings ending today and a decision due August or September. He also voiced optimism on Lake Katharine power plant and Fike county diamond mines, citing officials’ belief in eventual completion and cheap energy. Adkins plans a spring vacation and would not disclose return date or destination.
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Little Rock
Adkins
Intbstate Commerce Commission
Washington
ICC
Lake Caatherine
Fike County
J. A. Krug
J H Jones Elected Head of Rotary
James H. Jones superintendent of city schools was elected president of Hope Rotary club for the year starting July 1. Ted Jones of Western Auto Associate Store and Rev Thomas Brewster were re elected secretary. Edwin Stewart treasurer. Robert M Wilson and Charles O Thomas directors. A luncheon program featured A B Upchurch and Miss Evelyn Shaffhausen from the State Department of Education.
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James H. Jones
Hope Rotary Club
Bill Wray
Ted Jones
Western Auto Associate Store
Thomas Brewster
Edwin Stewart
Robert M. Wilson
Charles O. Thomas
Hotel Barlow
J. H. Jones
State Department of Education
A. B. Upchurch
Evelyn Shaffhausen
Shaffhausen
America
Southern Association Starts Training for 1943 Season
Southern Association prepares for a wartime 1943 season as clubs begin workouts in parks or nearby towns. Nashville and Birmingham report early practices. Birmingham receivers include Johnny Conway returning to camp. Cracker details note infield plans around Charlie Glock with rookies filling gaps as Elmer Pepi Rinbert signs for another season.
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Phil Clarke
Atlanta
Southern Association
New Orleans
Pels
Nashville
Vols
Micon
Little Rock
Buck Fausett
Buck
Ben Cantrell
Freddie Hancock
Chuck Hiuwley
Frank Papish
Hawley
Sparky Olson
Chattanooga
Memphis
Doc Prothro
Chick
Homer Spragins
Mississippi State College
Larry Gilbert
Nashville Wall
Macon
Ray Hamrick
Ed Sauer
Hank Sauer
Birmingham Barons
Johnny Riddle
Johnny Conway
Cincianatii
Birmingham
Joe Just
Milwaukee
Zack Schuessler
Schuessler
Buddy Lewis
Knoxville
Smokies’ Park
Stan Ogden
Bob Finley
Caldhers
Andy Simoneck
All
al Lietz
Charlie Glock
Keystone
Ponce de Leon Park
Crackers
Atlantins
Teap
Juutfield
Lindsay Devil
Marshall Mauldus
Leon ‘Freadaway
Elmer Pepi Rinbert
Wee Moundsman
Eisenhower Report on Allied Moves in Tunisia Front
The Allied communique notes continued pressure on Rommel’s forces with patrols near Bedjenane and Gabes, and air raids across northern Tunisia. British and American units claimed casualties among van Arnim’s troops while bombings hit air and ground targets, leaving a broad offensive after weeks of operations.
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Bedjenane
Biverte
Jurgen van Arnim
Gabes
Erwin Rommel
la Faucuunerie Pir
Algiers
Eashoard
Tunisi
Black Cat Sparks Truck Fire Near Butte Depot
Truck driver Wilfred Tarran reports a black cat crossing his path as he halted near the railroad depot. A spark from a distant fire drifted onto a spot of gasoline on the running board, igniting the truck and leaving the stenciled number Ivs Na, 13 intact.
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Butte
Montup
Wilfred Tarran
New Midway Well Expected Next Week
Burnsdall Oil Company aims to finish the Millard FP Creek well in Lafayette county Arkansas early next week. Producible depth reached at 6514 feet after a 6400 foot pod. A fishing job is underway due to tools trouble and testing delays. Other Midway area activity includes Luzenia Creek No 2N of C of section 10-15-24 swab operation and new Luzenia Creek No 1 location 10-15-24 drilling to begin.
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Stamps
Ark
Burnsdall Oil Company
Midway
Lafayette County
Arkangos Fuel Ol Company
Luzenla Creek
Arkansas Fuct
Luzenia Creek
Gene Goff
Darnell No. 2
Southwood Oil Company
Todnett No
Barnsdall
Creek No
This Man's Wife Is The Mousey Type
In Powens City Oklahoma a husband angered by theft of gas from his automobile set a large mouse trap on the tank cap and waited. He found his wife returning from a light job at a war plant and headed to the garage to check the car after recalling the saline incident.
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Poweas City
Okla
Powen City
Shoes Shine On In Rationed America Mystery Corridor
In New York at the Madison Square Hotel, 81 British officers checked in and a corridor was repurposed for shoe storage. A bellboy found 81 pairs of shoes tied outside rooms, prompting 31 calls to managers who urged they be shined but warned they were rationed in America.
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New York
Bugler’s Swing Sundays Camp at Camp Patton Va
A war era note describes a Camp Pat won’t rouse troops on Sundays as a bugler sounds the call but the seven-day routine remains the same in the Army.
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Pickett
vPi
Pat
Re Lekes
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