Germany as paranoid nation and protectorate cure
Dr Richard M Brickner argues Germany is paranoid and proposes a protectorate to guide a single group, nursing a future German majority. The piece evaluates psychiatry applied to politics, noting historical German shifts, failed postwar authority, and calls for political cures rather than medical treatment.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Richard M. Brickner
Columbia University
Germany
Brickner
Blakeslee
Ceremany
Prussia
United States
Carl Schurz
Inter
Missouri
Joseph Pulitzer
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
New York World
Wendell L. Wilkie
Germaany
Hiller
Bohemia
Czechoslovaka
Saxony
Heerlin
Pacific Lull Signals Prep for New U S Offensives
Washington reports a quiet Pacific period is being used by American commanders to marshal and deploy forces for major push against Japan. Possible targets include Munda Bougainville Guadalcanal Wake and the Marshall Islands as naval bases and shipping lines are regarded as vulnerable while Japan’s sea power remains weakened.
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Washington
Solomon and
Aleutian Islands
United States
South Pacific
Guadalcanal
Soloemons Archipelago
Munda
Bougainville
Rok
Marshall Islands
Truk
Carolines
Hawaii
School Bus Driver Indicted in Fatal Arkansas Crash
Yell county grand jury indicted Richard Miller, 48, on negligent homicide charges related to a school bus crash near Dardanelle that injured eight students and an instructor. Miller, employed at Burling, is expected to be arraigned today with trial set for September in the district court.
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Dardanelle
Yell County
Richard Miller
Burr
Joe Goodier
Miller
Burling
Vest
Firvuit
OPA Plans No Soap Rationing In Washington
The Office of Price Administration stated plans for no rationing of soap and contemplated no order to freeze soap sales. Rumors had circulated in western cities that rationing would begin and that soap supplies were short, but officials said no such action was planned.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Farm Labor Costs Measure Shifts in Senate Action
Washington reports a bipartisan Senate voice vote sent back to agriculture committees a bill to include all farm labor costs in parity price ceilings. Critics warned it would raise food costs and inflation, while administration officials opposed speeding passage.
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Washington
Senate
Agriculture
House
Prentiss
Tluens Dth
McNavy
Oregon
McVary
Lucas
Brown
Davis to Have Control of Food Supply
President Roosevelt announced Chester C. Davis will head a new Office of Food Production and Distribution with broad authority over farm prices and the food supply. Davis will work with Wickard as farm machinery and wartime food programs shift toward civilian production. Thousands of farm workers and potential land-army plans were discussed as part of expanding output to secure national food stocks.
First inspections due for A Sticker holders in Mempatund County
Chabert T. S. McDavitt of the local war price and rationing bond reminded motorists holding A stickers that March 30 is the deadline for the first inspection of their sites under the Office of Price Administration program. The inspections aim to extend the life of Ures now on cars.
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Mempatund County
Chabert T. S. McDavitt
Office of Price Administration
FDR Fails to Define Davis Role in Wickard Farm Plan
Washington March 26 The Agriculture Department pauses war food program as Chester C. Davis expected to head farm production and distribution while White House work defines his duties. Davis, ex-Agricultural Adjustment Administration chief and former Federal Reserve president at St. Louis, may report directly to the president. Outstanding issue is whether he reports to Wickard or the president and if he has final say on farm prices. Farm groups praise the appointment but insist he must control policy on prices production and distribution. Uncertainty remains over Davis final authority until an executive order clarifies his position.
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Ovid A. Martin Washington
Roosevelt
Chester C. Davis
Selective Service
Lewis JB. Harshey
War Production Board
Office of Food Production and Distriuusion
Davis
Mundy
Agriculture
Wickard
Agriculture Department
Washington
Britain
Ovida
Martin Washington
Agrculure Department
White House
Federal Reserve Bank
St. Louis
Tella
Congressional Farm Bloc
AAA
Alea
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
The
National Grange
Congressional
Office of Price Administration
Nazi Resistance Mounts but Reds Show New Gains
Soviet forces press in the western front sector and hold elsewhere as they recapture two settlements in Belgorod while German high command notes no major operations on the eastern front. Russian reports describe heavy fighting north of Chugney and renewed German tank and infantry assaults east of Kharkov with stiff Soviet defense.
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Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
Red Army
Smotonyk
Northrermin Donets
Belgorod
Leningrad
Tinnish
Berlin
Helsinki
Tno
London
Donetscher
Kharkov
Chagaev
Thas
Chugney
Builder of Hospital at Hot Springs Dies
Croton puiltudian N Y March 26 John Byron Goldaborough 7 chairman of the board of the Underpining and Foundation Company of New York died today Traminent in engineering ei eles he constructed the U S has What at Ent Springs Ark
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Croton-puiltudian
N. Y
John Byron Goldaborough
Underpining and Foundation Company of
New York
Ent Springs
Ark
Italians Regard AP Reporters as Prize Prisoners of War
Port Said March 28 report from Paul Kern Lee describes Associated Press war correspondents Larry Allen and Godfrey J Anderson held as prized prisoners by Italians. Exchanged British sailors praised Allen, a Maryland native, for his resilience in Camp 21 near Chieli. Allen, captured at Tobruk in September with the Sikh, endured a cold hospital stay and writes to Pope Pius XII and President Roosevelt while fellow prisoners joke and tease.
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Paul Kern Lee
Larry Allen
Godfrey J. P. Anderson
Jhely
Julian
Allen
Maryland
Chieli
Daly
Ilaly
al Mersin
Turkey
Geratais
Associated Press
Lievenant
Sikh
Tobruk
Wis
Watians
Find
Taly
Dern
Roosevelt
Carrell Hull
Ligut
Aiton
Emphasis shifts in Rumi plan compromise talks
Washington reports new predictions of a House victory for the Rumi tax abatement plan while Rep Dough ton argues the Rul plan is beaten. Democratic leaders doubt passage of the Ways and Means tax bill, and a new bloc forms to draft a compromise between full abatement and none. Knutson claims a majority plus 12 votes for Rum, aiming to pick up many Democrats. The debate over pay as you go continues as critics say the bill favors wealthier taxpayers and hurts lower income brackets.
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Washington
House
Rumi
Republicians
Doughton
D - NC
Ways and Means Committee
Knutson
R - Minn
Teeod CR - NY
Pathe
Americans in Occupied France Reported Taken by Nazis
From Bern and Swiss authorities came word that British and American citizens in the former Vichy area of France, numbering about 3,600, were arrested and possibly deported to Germany. The U.S. legation said no confirmation yet, while other reports claimed Americans and Britons were removed to northern France amid fears of Allied invasion.
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Bern
Switzerland
Vichy
France
Germany
United States
North Africa
United State Texation
Marseille
Palicy
OPA Plans to Raise Meat Quotas Before Rationing
The OPA announced a plan to increase meat quotas ahead of rationing beginning Monday. The Food Distribution Administration in Dallas can authorize slaughterers to borrow one day's quota from the next period for each day’s adjustment before April 1. About 500 engine, navigation and communication instruments are needed to operate a large bombing plane.
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Food Distribution Administration
Wilson
Dallas
Tex
Judge Ben Lindsey Dies Suddenly in Los Angeles
Judge Ben B. Lindsey, famed for pioneering juvenile court work in Denver and California, died at Goood Samaritan Hospital after emergency treatment. He was 73, born November 25, 1869, in Buckson Tennessee, and founded the Bonellialion children’s court. He was widely known as a writer and lecturer and received national honors during his travels.
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Los Angeles
Ben B. Lindsey
California
Colorado
Goadamaritan Hospital
Lindsey
Henrietta Lindsay
Children's Court
Bonellialion
Denver
Colo
Dardanelle
Ias
Buckson
Tenn
Allies Press On in Tunisia Mareth Front as Patton Holds
Allied infantry advance in the Mareth sector with Gen. Montgomery seeking a decisive breakthrough. American forces under Gen. Patton repelled a German attack near Djebel Berda and held Madnassy and El Guearla Pass as air forces set a record sortie level and claimed fourteen enemy planes downed.
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George 8. Patton, Jr
Altuck
Djebel Berda
Gafsa
el Guetaria Pass
Bay Harun
Galsa
Eighth
Maknassy
Sened Station
Orbata Range
Gafsa- Mahares
Guetaria Pass
Tunisia
Allied Bombers Hit Japs Over Wide Area
Allied air forces struck Japanese bases spanning 1700 miles near Australia with raids on Amboina and Rabaul. Bombers destroyed cargo vessels, started waterfront fires, and pressed weeklong pressure with tonnage strikes, while additional assaults targeted Gasmaia and Ubili areas and Lae in New Guinea.
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Australia
Douglas MacArthur
Amboina
Darwin
Rabaul
War Bulletin
New Britain Island
Gasmaia
New Britain
Ubili
Lae
New Guinea
Avice
Salama
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Ben Lindsey
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Sir Bernard Montgomery
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Feild
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