Trouble at San Francisco Conference Risks World Peace
Edward R. Murrow warns the San Francisco peace conference may deepen a US Russia rift. Dr Jerome Davis notes US actions, including voting maneuvers on Poland and Argentina, undermine credibility and threaten a return to bloc politics unless delegates act for world peace.
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United States
Russia
Edward R. Murrow
Jerome Davis
Poland
Argentina
Universities Reopen Across War Torn Lands
The piece notes universities resuming activity in liberated countries. Paris hosts 3,000 students, Caen is rebuilt after a fire, Belgrade welcomes woundeds and medical staff, Pisa resumes operation, Cracow to reopen, and China reports 73,000 students amid limited facilities. Greece faces destitution and poverty with ruined villages and TB concerns.
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University of Paris
University of Caen
University of Belgrade
University of Pisa
University of Cracow
Poland
China
United States
History in Headlines at Kent hall fronts forensics exhibit
The display presents 27 years of front pages from 1919 to the postwar era. James N. Holm curates papers tracing Germany's rise under Hitler, tensions with Italy, and the lead to World War II. It ends with Britain declaring war and Germany's unconditional surrender.
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Kent Hall
James N. Holm
Hitler
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Italy
Great Britain
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Veterans Need Equal Educational Access Not Altered Values
Columbia University officials reject the idea that war changes veterans’ values. Frank H. Bowles says returning servicemen deserve individualized guidance rather than a universal counseling program. He notes no widespread mental maladjustment among troops and urges plans based on each veteran’s educational interests and needs.
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Columbia
Bowles
Penny Carnival Promises Big Weekend Show
Community chatter notes Blue Key cooperation needed for Penny Carnival. Don Kemp visits, Marge Keith serenades Lieut. Tom Curphey, and local anecdotes unfold about students, AO members, and campus life.
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Blue Key
Don Kemp
Marge Keith Burns
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Tom
Germans Must Educate Themselves For Peace
Dr Konstantin Reichardt of the University of Minnesota says Germans must undertake re education themselves to develop politically and shed super national ideas. Allies offer help only if Germans seek civilization and cooperation to become a constructive future factor.
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Konstantin Reichardt
University of Minnesota Professor of Germany
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