Hate and Fear by James Thrash er
An American correspondent reports Nazi Germany uses hate as domestic propaganda targeting Americans. He cites Berlin boss Robert Ley urging Germans to hate the United States, while noting Nazi rhetoric shifts from France and England to Russia and finally the United States. The piece analyzes propaganda tactics and suggests a strategy tied to unconditional surrender.
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Berlin
Robert Ley
United States of America
France
England
Russia
United States
Germany
Hurry for postwar planning urged by Baruch and Yost
Postwar planning urged as critical to avert unemployment and low morale. Baruch warns action is urgent while Yost’s discipline is cited as a model for avoiding delays. Congress is criticized for lacking a peace taxation program. House Republicans press to present tentative schedules to spur action.
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Yost
Michigan
Baruch
Congress
Congressional
Treasury
Senate- Hoyee Tax Committee
House Committee of Republicans
There's a Revolt Brewing By Peter Babson
A column discusses Southern Democratic colonels mounting protests against Franklin D. Roosevelt, detailing anti Roosevelt electors efforts in Texas Alabama Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi South Carolina and attempts to ditch Henry Wallace. It notes George Byrd involvement and Reynolds isolationist stance while predicting the revolt will fail but stir turmoil across primaries and conventions.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Texas ‘Supreme Court
Alabama
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
Florida
Roosevelt
Shreveport
E. B. Germany
Texas
Martin S. Conner
Henry Wallace
John A. Barr
New Orleans
Harry F. Byrd
Up Pops
America First
North Carolina
Robert R. Reynolds
C. S. QO
John H. Bankhead
OPA
Josiah W Bailey
Tennessee
Kenneth McKellar
TVA
Kentucky
Alben W. Barkley
Argentina
United States
Claude Pepper
Lister Hill
Washington Merry Go Round Roundup of War News and Politics
A sweeping column reports on postwar planning debates, Navy officials, and Allied campaigns. It notes Adlai Stevenson’s career moves, British Navy credit for blasting Nazi positions, and shifting U.S. strategy toward bypassing Pacific islands. It discusses Bernie Baruch’s postwar stance, Hollywood diplomacy, and Latin American relations amid troop bases debates.
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Woot
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Japan
Baruch
Adlai Stevenson
Secretary of
Navy
Knox
Chicago Daily News
Stevenson
Italy
Badognio
Grover Cleveland
Adlai
FDR
Forrestal
Hitler
Channel
Tarawa
O. S
Alan Kirk
U. S
Hollywood
Eric Johnston
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Johnston
Warner Brothers
Eric
Pacific
FAA
Office of Economic Warfare
Tokyo
Osaki
Yokohama
Kobe
Burma
House Rejects Bankhead Amendment To OPA Extension Bill
The House decisively voted against the Bankhead amendment to the OPA extension bill, arguing the rider would raise textile and cotton prices, cost consumers millions, extend favors to an unnecessary industry, invite more pressures for special legislation, and undermine price controls. House conferees should stand firm when the bill goes to conference.
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Bankhead
House
Senate
Fathers Day War Bond Drive Urges Extra Purchase
The National Father's Day Committee promotes a War Bond appeal urging families to honor fathers with bonds and to urge them to buy an extra one. The piece also notes garish neckties and recalls the Breda treaty trade involving New York and Surinam, and cites Park Service holdings totaling over 20 million acres.
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Father's Lay
Pop
Breda
New Netherlands
New York
England
Surinam
Netherlands Guiana
Demobilization and Liberty Warnings From Leaders
Senator Walter F. George warns that demobilization will release large unemployed pools as wartime industries shut down while James F Byrne stresses plans must not relax war production. Federal Judge Learned Hand cautions that legislative majorities using courts to push advantage endanger liberty in the courts.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana Evening Gazette
Bea
Sen. Walter ¥. George
Georgia
James F. Brynes
Learned Hand
New York
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