Interceptions Reveal Japanese Code Hidden Plans
The Pearl Harbor inquiry shows U S intelligence cracked Japan's code a year before the war. Messages from 1941 outline Tokyo Berlin Rome aims and fate awaiting failure. Attlee outlines Labor aims, while White House talks on atomic safeguards and a UN energy commission shape aid to Britain and refugee resettlement.
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UNRRA urged massive food aid to Europe and rail delays feared
UNRRA urged $1.35 billion pledges plus $550 million appropriation as 9 million tons of food would be needed this winter to avert starvation. NA markets surged on rye and grain shortages while rail demurrage charges aimed to speed up deliveries. Separate notes report romantic episodes of 16 year old Sonny Wisecarver and easing tensions between Chinese nationalists and Japanese troops in northern China.
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Washington Digest on Postwar Service Sways Congress
President Truman pressed universal military training amid mixed reactions in Congress. Baukhage notes strong applause for defense, but widespread reluctance to commit, with opposition from churches labor groups and mothers. Dr. G. B. Chisholm calls for education to curb war and urges prepared security and economic redistribution as interim measures.
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Predict Another Full Larder for U S Civilians in 1946
The Agriculture Department reports civilian food availability in 1946 will exceed 1945 as per capita consumption rises. Not all foods rise equally with pork beef veal fats oils and sugar in short supply. Improved civilian supplies come mainly from reduced military needs and continued large exports to the United Kingdom and liberated Europe early in the year.
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Barbs and War Time Charity Reflections
Bankhage Television vows to aid police by exposing confidence rackets. War era generosity grows with the march of dimes up 25 percent last winter and a tough postwar fight for the War Community Fund. An American foreign service member acquitted of espionage is promoted after a mistaken arrest.
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