Diplomacy Hardens as Axis-Neutral ties strain Latin America
In a week of tense moves the United Nations press Argentina to break with Germany and Japan while Spain faces an oil embargo. Argentina dismisses Axis-linked officials after British and American intelligence expose a spy ring tied to the Ramirez government, widening rift with Latin neighbors and bolstering Brazil. Spain’s Franco weakens under sanctions and loss of petroleum. pressure grows to pull away from Hitler as Allied actions mount.
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Latin America
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Buenos Aires
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Ex-Ambassador Drew Silent After Japan Business Comment
The article asks what happened to ex ambassador Drew after he stated the Allies could do business with Hirohito. It also notes a dietitian praising alfalfa salad as tasty and healthful, while predicting it may not gain spinach’s popularity.
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Drew
Hirohito
Simplified taxes and the balance with complexity
A concise warning notes that tax simplification should not be mistaken for multiplying exemptions or loopholes. It argues for clarity and fairness while avoiding overcomplication in the tax code.
One Road to Happiness Paved with Smile Stones
A whimsical note discusses happiness as a path paved with smile stones. It explores how small cheerful moments accumulate to form a joyful journey. The piece invites readers to notice everyday smiles and preserve positivity.
Foregiveness Feature in New Income Tax Form Sparks Debate
The Philadelphia Inquirer questions a tax form provision labeled Forgiveness Feature arguing it effectively adds 25 percent in two March installments while calling for 75 percent forgiveness. The piece criticizes the notion as a revenue boost rather than true debt relief and cites Morgenthau’s admission of extra revenue.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Gesell
Dewey Gains Lead in GOP Nominee Poll
Princeton report shows Gov. Thomas E. Dewey leading GOP voters nationwide over Willkie, MacArthur, Bricker, and Stassen. Dewey leads in Middle Atlantic and Great Plains areas. Willkie strongest in New England and the South. MacArthur and Bricker show regional strengths as primary season nears.
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Ohio
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Prairie
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Stassen
West Central
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Arthur Ker
N. Eng
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Bricker
East Central
MacArthur
National Association For
Chicago
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Illinois
Mid-Western
William Allen White The Sage Of Emporia
William Allen White publisher of the Emporia Gazette in Kansas shaped national political thought with wit and candor. From editorials like Whats the Matter With Kansas to a life marked by loyalty, tragedy, and pro politics he influenced presidents, governors, and readers across America.
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Kansas City Star
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America
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Answers From The Tribune Information Bureau Q&A
Reader questions answered on topics from bombers in formation to Freemasonry in America and earthquake regions. The column cites War Department notes on bomber drills and provides figures such as 256 US denominations and Girl Scouts motto Be and slogan Do a Good Turn.
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War Department
Girl Scouts
Shakespeare’s Siblings and Children in Brief Record
The text states William Shakespeare was the third child. It mentions two daughters who died in infancy, and lists siblings Albert, Joan, Anne, Richard, and Edmund.
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Shakespeare
William Shakespeare
Albert
Joan
Anne
Richard
Edmund
Is peat the same as coal in formation
Peat is an accumulation of partly decomposed vegetable matter and marks the first stage in coal formation. It is commonly used as fuel in northern Europe, the USSR, Erie, and Northern Ireland.
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What's the Matter with Kansas and CURBSTONE PICK-UPS
Editorial extracts criticize Kansas politics with refer to capital, populist sentiment and misgovernance. The column laments leaders and party values while advertising civic notes from La Crosse and Brownsville, Minnesota, recounting local expo history and a long civic story.
La Crosse Tribune and Leader Press Details
The La Crosse Tribune and Leader Press publishes daily afternoon editions and Sunday morning issues from fourth and Case Wisconsin. It lists publisher W. T. Burgess and editors R J Bangsberg E B Hoffman A W Rice with Associated Press news use rights.
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R J Bangsberg
EB. Hoffman
A. W. Rice
Tribune and Leader
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