Phillips Back in India to Balance Food Needs and Lend Lease
William C. Phillips, a Roosevelt aide, travels to New Delhi to estimate India’s food requirements and shape lend-lease offers. The veteran diplomat has long finessed European power brokers, from Laval to Ribbentrop, and aims to keep India allied while managing food diplomacy.
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Postwar visions and Catholic critique of Hitler’s misdirection
The piece argues Hitler failed to see Denmark Norway and Sweden as alternatives and praises Bishop Konrad von Preysing for denouncing the Nazi creed. It contrasts postwar housing optimism from Walter Nash with cautious views on a second front and aid to Russia, framing reform as key to welfare.
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Great Britain
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Germany
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Konrad Count von Preysing
Nicholas Bates
Walter Nash
United States
New Zealand
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Russia
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Prayer and peace near the end of war, Kathleen Norris says
Kathleen Norris argues the Sermon on the Mount is the true rule for peace and calls for living by Christ's law after war. She urges feeding workers in peace, ending poverty, and sustaining wartime aid, arguing prayer can unite nations and sustain hope for a just world.
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America
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China
India
Peace I Leave With You and the Prince of This World
A pastor urges readers to seek peace from the Bible in John 14 27 and discusses preparing for peace without revenge. He emphasizes acting with divine guidance to shape a world resembling the Kingdom of God.
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Inflation talks and daily life mix in street chat
Elmer Twitchell and Senator Dumm discuss inflation as prices on cigars shoes pills and apples rise. They walk past a milk wagon and a beer barrel noting higher costs while pledging vigilance to avoid inflation amid wartime shortages and policy talk.
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Dumm
Elmer
Washington
Senator Dumm
America
Patterns Ewing Circl Aprons Simple to Sew
January fabric sales bring affordable cottons for aprons. Pattern No. 8299 offers a curved shoulder strap design with gay pockets in sizes 14 through 44. Size 16 needs 2 1/4 yards 82 inch fabric and small bias trim.
School Outfit Ideas For Little Girls
A guide to durable school outfits for girls featuring jumpers and blouses in rayon gabardine corduroy flannel or wool crepe. Suggestions include white and colored blouses in broadcloth flannel or pique for variety.
Ask Me Another The Questions and Answers Card
A quiz card lists questions with answers: 1) when Congress fixed flag stripes to 13 in 1818. 2) plant green pigment chlorophyll. 3) Confederacy had eleven states. 4) Mother of Presidents state Virginia. 5) New England state with no coast Vermont. 6) ratio of Japanese literacy English readers at least ten thousand per reader. 7) poinsettia named after Joel Poinsett US minister to Mexico. 8) Oklahoma borders six states.
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