Lend Lease Gratitude Fades as Aid Ends
The piece argues that Lend-Lease gratitude was volatile and faded once aid stopped. It notes Britain led criticisms of Truman’s termination, while others, though resentful, accept the timing as inevitable and fiscally prudent for U.S. taxpayers. The author contends ending aid saved money and reflected human nature.
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Lenin
Truman
Great Britain
Whic
Britain
Uncle Sam
Lerd-Lease
Lend-Lease
U.S
Congress to weigh sharing atomic power with world
A commentary argues that Congress should consider making atomic knowledge available globally, but warns many Americans favor keeping the secret. It notes that most nations will likely pursue atom research, risking secret leakage and potential weapon use, while the United States seeks defenses and continued advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Sheridan Jowney
California
Congress
United States
Thin Earth
Corhapa
Thayer and Brock Plan a Wartime Wedding in 1942
In April 1942 Thayer and Brock marry in a quiet moment despite looming separation as Brock prepares to leave. They share a tender vow to a lasting union while adjusting to Brock’s family dynamics at Drumhead Hill and the Kittridges’ tense household. The pair dream of a future home on Brock’s family land.
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Thayer
Amy
Brock
Drumhead Hill
Snell
Darling
April
Tas Verns
Mia
Kittridge
Tadson Kittridge
Hildreth
Sho
Corinne
Mrs. Kittridge
Aunt Hildreth
Mrs. Hittridge
Mary
Hildre
Miss Mary
Honey
Mom
Kitridge House
Dromhead Hilt
American Legion Urges Unity Against Communism
Open forum recalls postwar fear of world communist spread in Maycow and Asia. Stallard, commander of the American Legion, calls for patriot duty, donations, and remembrance of fallen soldiers to preserve the American way of life. He warns against economic trouble and socialist influence while stressing loyalty to God and country.
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Maycow
Krrsein
Asia
American Legion
Abe
Japan
America Legion
American Taoyuan
Amerigan
Lapian
New
Uae
Cosme
Unis
Amperivan
Layiatt
Legion
U. 8
Stallard
Rural Electrification Reaches 149807 Farms in Tedas
Rural electrification program expands to 149807 farms in Tedas bringing lighting and power access to rural households. Officials report progress in extending grid service to agricultural areas and improving rural quality of life through electrification efforts.
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Tedas
Washington Column Explores The Citys Lobbying Web
Washington columnist Douglas Larsen surveys the capital’s phone book to show how lawyers, institutes, and associations shape influence. He notes 25 lawyer columns, 54 firms in show business entities, and many groups lobbying Congress and government departments. The piece highlights the prestige and money tied to lobbying and the absence of a direct “Lobby” listing in the directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Larsen
Washington
Aus
Washington Telephone Book
Ibs
Mie
Cnaman
Teemes
Mallion
Congress
Bill
Amanzi
Alae Yoo
Ryan
Washington Telephone Directory
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Bart
Kincaid
Arundel
Citizens News Co., Inc
Postoffice
Middleaboro, Hy
Second Cina
Fail
United Frese
Seditorial
Sic Siegers
Jaiborne County
Tenn
Kentucky
Pi Associati
Samuel Foote
James Thrasher
National Editorial Association
Wren
Missouri
United States Navy
Tokyo Bay
United Nations
Harry *. Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Chesar W. Nimitz
United States Pacific Fleet
Pacific Ocean
Will Kiew
MacArthur
Allied Forest
New York Navy
Cdi
Mmuridee
Mere Myer
Daverton
Ubeper
Dr. Milea
Dr. Miler
Capital Telephone Directory
Seliy
James 5. Knowlson
Chicago
Army-Navy
England
Europe
Cota
Sys
el JD Prince
Breesstreet
Cis
Cone Et
Kirby Grant
Lois Collier
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