Reminds That German People Voted Hitler Into Power
War analyst DeWitt MacKenzie discusses postwar retrenchment debates over punishing Germany. He cites Allied splits on leniency, Masaryk and Green arguments, and the need to root out Nazism while holding war criminals accountable. The piece notes possible dismemberment and Germany’s path to a democratic restoration.
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Hitler
Philadelphia
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Jan Masaryk
Czechoslovakia
Mr. Green
Mr. Masaryk
Masaryk
Germany
War and the
Coup Plot In Yokohama Prison Camp Improvises Plans
Captain Azaraski commandant of Niji Prison in Yokohama and Captain Baldwin a suspected Japanese agent coerce interned Americans Norma Creer and Link Belt into a mysterious car ride. Courtright voices suspicion as the group travels toward Sakuramichishita through the Bluff tunnel while questions mount about orders and intent in the tense wartime setting.
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Captain Azamaski
Niji
Yokohama
Captain Baldwin
HAF
Tilda Courtright
Link Belt
Norma Creer
Link
Acaraski
Ourtright
Azaraskt
Norma Greer
Azaraski
Norma
Sakuramichishita
U. S
Courtright
Market Report from St Louis Stockyards Ill May 9
Hogs 17,000: 200-270 lb steady, heavier steady to a shade lower, under 200 lb steady to strong. Sows steady to 10 higher. top 200-276 lb 13.70, odd lots 11.25-12.50. light types down to 8.65-10.75. Cattle 3,500, calves 1,600. open ing active and steady to strong. steers 14.75-16.00, a few 16.25. yearlings 14.00-15.50. cows 9.50-11.50. bulls 10.00-13.50. vealers 15.25. slaughter steers 10.50-16.50. veal market mixed. Sheep 600. wooled lambs 16.00-16.50. clipped lambs scarce. ewes 7.00-7.50. Wheat oats barley trade light. July wheat 1.69 3/4. oats 0.79 3/8 to 0.81. rye 1.27 7/8. barley 1.24.
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ST. Louis
Grain and Provisions Market Drift in Chicago Trade
Light selling unsettled rye prices eased with May rye dropping about two cents before recovering. Other grains followed with fractional declines as buying remained quiet and pressure from rye weighed on sentiment.
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Chicago
Prof Bosil Stein on peace charter and Allied stance
The former press chief argues the charter states a general peace principle but should remain open to discussion to adapt to evolving conditions. He ponders whether Allied attitudes toward Germany will soften after the anticipated invasion and notes American troops aiding the western European landings. He questions whether Germany will learn that regression does not pay.
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Bosil Stein
The
Foreign Commissariat
Germany
Europe
Stock market mixed gains before uneven close in New York
Ultra conservation showed by buyers with some favorites drawing modest year long peaks while most leaders drifted on a irregular path. Liquors and oils rose early but farmer driven gains faded, near closing prices were unclear in most sections. About 600000 shares traded. top performers included Consolidated Film, Great Northern, Hudson Motors and Distillers Corp with others such as Chrysler Sears Roebuck White Motors Johns Manville Houston Oil and Gulf Oil advancing at times. Some laggards appeared among Bethlehem Southern Railway General Motors General Electric and Montgomery Ward. A few rail bonds also rose.
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New York
Consolidated Film Common
Great Northern
Hudson Motors and Distillers Corp
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
White Motors
Johns- Manville
Houston Oil
Texas Co
Standard Oil
Gulf Oil
Bethlehem
New York Cotton Futures Rise on Government Awards Boost
Mills fixed prices against government textile awards pushing a firm tone in New York cotton futures. May liquidations and shifts into later months continued as New Orleans buyers helped lift prices. May settles at 21.20, July 20.69, October 20.08 with notable gains across contracts.
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New York
New Orleans
Jly
Butter Firm Receipts Hit 588 019. Eggs Unsettled
Chicago reports dairy trade with butter receipts at 588 019 and eggs at 33 574. Market remains unchanged as buyers and sellers assess current demand and pricing.
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Chicago
Farley Silent in 4th Term Discussion
In New York at the Thomas Jefferson dinner James A. Farley voiced no view on a fourth term for President Roosevelt while Robert E. Hannegan and Alben W. Barkley praised continuity in leadership. Hannegan predicted Roosevelt would run again amid criticism of Gov. Thomas E. Dewey. Barkley mocked Dewey as a tentative candidate as Spangler noted the long campaign.
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New York
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Robert E. Hannegan
Hannegan
Farley
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Thomas Jefferson
Commodore
Destiny
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Barkley
Soviet Russia
United States
Great Britain
Russia
China
America
Washington
Harrison E. Spangler
Political nominations and delegate changes across states
The article outlines nominations and backings in Charleston and other regions, noting Meadows backing Neely for the Democratic first district nomination and Funk and Dawson facing off with Hallanan's organization support. It reports Bricker gaining delegates in Ohio while Dewey leads, and details Democratic and Republican moves in Missouri and Wyoming with party leaders and pledged delegates.
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Blackburn Watts
Charleston
Grover G. McPeek
Meadows
M. M. Neely
Holt
Neely
Funkhouse
Or. Boone Dawson
Hallanan
United Mines Workers
William McKinley Garrison
Rayne
Dewey
Bricker
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Missouri
Robert E. Hannegen
Wyoming
West Virginia GOP Battling for Control
The Associated Press reports a split in West Virginia GOP as 19 delegates are chosen from 49 candidates for the party slate with 13 openly backing Dewey. Ray mond J. Funkhouser leads a Dewey loyalist faction opposing Walter S. Hallanan who backs an unpledged delegation. Democrats pick 18 delegates as Rush D. Hult and Clarence W. Meadows vie for the governorship amid Roosevelt fourth-term talk.
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Republican Party
West Virginia
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Raymond J. Funkhouser
Charlestown
Walter S. Hallanan
Funkhouser
Dewey
Hallanan
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Roosevelt
Rush D. Hult
United States
Clarence W. Meadows
Beckiey
Kiwanis Hear National Music Week Talk and Rehearsal Plans
Mrs J C Carlton president of the Friday Music Club spoke to the Kiwanis Club about National Music Week origin and meaning during the luncheon. Mrs A W Stubbeman and her children Ruth Ellen and Alfred Jr sang two numbers. Rehearsals for the Kiwanis Minstrel were announced to start that night, with June 2 or 3 as the performance date. The Queen Committee is preparing candidate announcements. New member Otho Taylor welcomed by G T Cross. Guests included Baren Roberts Texarkana and Thomas White president of the Senior Class.
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J.C. Carlton
Kiwanis Club
A W. Stubbeman
Ruth Ellen
Alfred Jr
Kiwanis
Queen
Henry Haynes
Baren Roberts
Texarkana
Thomas White
Otho Taylor
G. T. Cross
Party Delegates Split as Roosevelt Emerges for Nomination
Democratic convention chose 16 delegates while Republicans named 11. The GOP rejected a motion to pledge support to Dewey, signaling division over the nomination path.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Dewey
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Ward & Son
Market Report
Detdaie
Gioreline
Moroline Ia
Samuel G. Blackman
Coast Guard
Kenneth Riley
Parsons
Kan
Ebeye Island
Kwajalein Atoll
Riley
GOP
National Convention Arrangements Committee
Minuteman
Anheuser-Busch
Budweiser
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Music Week
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