Japan Talks of Victory but Faces Long War Ahead
Ex premier Tojo’s departure signals domestic politics more than crushing defeat as Japan’s cabinet keeps militaristic roots. Experts note propaganda shifts and continued hardship, with industry and population pressed for more effort while plan for peace lingers.
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Christian Science Monitor
Salute to a daddy and a Philadelphia marriage saga
Fredda reflects on a whirlwind romance with Gunnar, a Philadelphia industrialist, and the collapse of their marriage after Evelyn, Gunnar’s sister, and their mother influence. Fredda recalls lavish European honeymoon, control battles, and a vanished trio including Gunnar and Evelyn, leaving questions about Mrs. and Evelyn’s fate.
Albany News Analyzes Service Men Vote in Roosevelt vs Dewey
Albany report details how New York aims to mobilize absent servicemen ballots to influence the presidential race. It explains the federal ballot process, Albany mailing steps, and estimates of potential returns that could decide New York’s 47 electoral votes.
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From My Window by Robert L. Kincaid
A reflective piece contrasts awe at a plane crossing the night sky with fear of global destruction and war. It questions humanity's ability to restrain scientific power and advocates Christian ethics as the path to hope for mankind’s future.
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Robert L. Kincaid
Renis
Galilee
Dewey campaigned on voting for veterans in New York
The piece argues Governor Dewey seeks to restrict servicemen ballots by favoring state ballots while denouncing a G I O front. It claims the G I O seeks to flood the vote with federal ballots and to count only certain offices. It cites 1928 results and warns the issue could sway other states.
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Kentucky School Equalization Fund Distributes Millions
The state distributes 1,500,100 for equalization on a need basis, with about 40 per child from revenue sources. Sixty one county districts and nineteen independent districts participate. Jefferson County leads with 95,585.91, Pike 80,854.16, Perry 71,824.99. Bell County receives 51,?00.
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