Three Years Of War Onward To Berlin And Tokyo
A wartime statement marks three years of American participation detailing Europe nearing a decisive battle with Germany and the Pacific turning offensive against Japan. It urges total war effort at home and the continuation of maximum power until capitulation, citing Eisenhower on relentless push.
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Japan
Pearl Harbor
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Grandpa
Eisenhower speech outlines Allied policy for Germany
General Eisenhower bluntly states that after Allied forces advance into Germany the population must endure scarcity. The policy promises Allied aid to liberated areas but demands Germans conserve resources and resist their own armies. Farmers are urged to save seeds and food, while looters risk no protection from Allied relief.
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von Rundstedt
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Industrialists warn against smugness in war effort
Frederick C. Crawford and Brigadier General Albert J. Brown urge American industry to accelerate artillery and ammunition production. They warn that underestimating the tough slugging on the Western Front risks lives and victory, stressing no room for over-optimism. Every minute of production is vital to support Allied forces in Europe and beyond.
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Frederick C. Crawford
The
National Association
Paris
Albert J. Browning
Pacific
Health Talks by Dr W A Womer on abdominal pains
City health superintendent warns pain and fever can signal trouble in the body. Appendicitis is common and may start with pain then fever and vomiting. Do not take laxatives for severe belly pain and seek medical help promptly. Hawaii requires two years residence to seek divorce in territorial courts.
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Hawaii
Air conference yields opening for free air passage
Delegates at the International Air Conference in Chicago end talks with tempered optimism. They concede national rivalries persist yet underline a basic gain: free passage of air traffic is opened, allowing nations to negotiate terms for passengers and freight while preventing any single power from blocking routes.
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United States
Spain
Mediterranean
Air Council
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Texas
The Parent Problem How to Help the Stutterer
Garry C. Myers argues stuttering roots in emotional strain and early speech. He advises calm family atmosphere, fatigue avoidance, and cooperative parenting to prevent or reduce stuttering. He notes many parents asked for his bulletin and offers to send it by mail from New York City.
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Fast 45Th Street
New York City
Hints and Dints from Wartime Humour Column
A wartime column offers quips about sun clocks and Santa Claus risks, naval reporting, and labor strains. It muses on generals versus lieutenants, home front hardship, and a playful jab at German measles cures, reflecting lighthearted morale notes of the era.
Enigmatic Olympic Proposals Amid 1948 Washington Buzz
A satirical piece jests about potential 1948 Olympic events to be held in Washington and mocked headlines. It references Capital City dwellers, an autogoma show, and humor about track features like run for office and standing broad jump. It also notes a giant prehistoric elephant and Pearl Harbor’s various historical names.
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Washington
Great Game Of Politics Great Game Of Politics
Frame R Kent discusses the tense maneuvering within Baltimore politics in 1944. He analyzes strategic moves by key figures, party factions, and the impact on local governance and voter engagement.
Many Advise New Secretary of State Stetttinius Faces Heavy Guidance
Washington December 7 Edward R Stettinius Jr the new secretary of state attracts broad advice from editors radio commentators columnists diplomats liberals and practical politicians. His youth inexperience and docility spur advice which may confuse him as reshuffles and new appointments press for further changes.
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Washington
Edward R. Stettinius JR
Stettinius
Sumner Welles
Hull
Welles
Personality and appearance priorities in social life
Readers debate charm versus neatness and grooming, urging women to look their best. Advice on hosting guests covers paying travel and hotel costs, with rules on tickets and hospitality. A column discusses Mr Stettinius as Secretary of State, balancing White House influence with independent leadership for peace and collective security.
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Rounds of Quotes and Jests Highlight Wartime Gazette
A stream of satirical quips and wry witticisms on politics, war bonds, press freedom, and social norms. The fragmentary items touch on Coast Guard vigilance, misanthropic aphorisms, a newspaperman turned senator, and jokes about marriage, honesty, and public figures.
Bible Thought Brethren Spirit of Meekness Restore In Fault
Quotation from Galatians 6 1 urging spiritual restoration of a person overtaken in a fault with meekness and self examination. The second line reflects Shakespeare on valor and social praise via women. The piece juxtaposes scriptural admonition with poetic observation on reputation and virtue.
Looking at Life Pa Watson and the dog bond in 1944 Washington
A reflective Washington column contrasts shiny political window dressing with genuine character. It highlights Pa Watson, military aide to President Roosevelt, as a trusted, outspoken Southern figure who expedites access at the White House. The piece also shares a personal vignette about the author and his dog Deuce, exploring loyalty, honesty, and the human dog bond.
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Kow-Tower
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Honey Chile
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Rover
Rex
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Dottie
Deuce
Devee
Another Christmas by Edgar A Glesis
Poem laments a Christmas season shadowed by war and loss while urging support and remembrance for service members abroad. The piece closes with a note on dedication and a quirky aside about the Hawaiian alphabet.
War Labor Board rulings spark contrasting presidential actions
The piece notes two 1940s events on the War Labor Board. Czar Petrillo’s demand prompts two major recording firms to sign contracts paying Petrillo tribute estimated at four million dollars yearly. The Supreme Court Mount Montgomery Ward ruling clarifies the Board is advisory and not subject to appeal, while Roosevelt’s handling of Ward differs from Petrillo’s case, prompting critique of executive power.
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American Federation of Musicians
United States Supreme Court
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Montgomery Ward
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Petrillo
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Mr. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Merccantile
Etiquette Hint Highlights Proper Introduction
The article explains the best way to acknowledge an introduction with a polite greeting. It advises saying How do you do to convey cordiality and respect in social and formal settings. The guidance emphasizes brief, courteous interaction and proper manners in initial meetings.
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