What the Occupied Europeans Really Think After War
The piece warns that opinion in Poland Greece Yugoslavia France and other occupied nations is not uniform nor fully known while Gestapo rule persists. It cautions against expecting easy postwar governance and suggests underground leaders differ on domestic aims, possibly prompting civil conflict and the need for firm allied governance.
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Europe
Hitler
Poland
Greece
Yugoslavia
France
Marshal Petain
General de Gaulle
Rhine
Gestapo
X Day Push Aims Reconversion Plan For Postwar Industry
The War Production Board pushes to implement the X Day reconversion plan from the Baruch Hancock report. It seeks coordinated action with the armed forces to forecast contract cancellations and swiftly shift plants and personnel to civilian production while maintaining wartime efficiency. The Brewster dispute underscores urgency as officials urge de mobilization machinery across agencies.
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War Production Board
Baruch-Hancock
Germany
Brewster Aeronautical Corporation
Navy
Brewster
WPB
Truman Committee
Congress
We Must Come Through War Bond Drive Appeal
A wartime editorial urges every American to invest in war bonds, calling for at least $100 from each worker and extra purchases to surpass previous drives. It laments scarce autos and votes in politics, notes a salvage drive, and cites Hadley Cantril’s finding that many Americans are unaware the Japanese seized the Philippines.
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Treasury
Axis
Hadley Cantril
Princeton University Office of Public Opinion Research
United Fates
Philippines
Recognize Bolivia's Villaroel Regime Before Elections
Washington notes Latin American pressure to recognize Major Villaroel's Bolivian government. Ambassador Warren's report supports Villaroel claims as four nations urge recognition. The State Department delays until after July 2 elections, risking losing timely support for democratic Bolivia.
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Washington
World Affairs
Cordell Hall
Villaroel
Bolivia
United States
Victor Andrade
Andrade
Avra Warren
Hull
Panama
Brazil
Colombia
Chile
Mexico
State Department
Major Villaroe
War Bonds and Wit Lift Local Spirits
A collage of jokes and quips tied to war bonds highlights the community mood. Cartoonish lines poke at editors, buyers, and daily life while urging readers to invest in war bonds amid postwar promises and civic humor.
Reading tastes: classics for the educated, pleasure for others
A concise note on reading preferences divides authorship and readers. The author suggests educated people read classics while the rest read for pleasure, positing overalls as a symbol of a hired man’s work ethic.
Engagement ring advice and maid of honor duties
The article discusses affordable engagement options suggesting birthstones zircon or inexpensive rings, and advises men to discuss finances with their partners. It also outlines maid of honor duties from pre wedding preparations to assisting the bride on ceremony day including handling the train and bouquet.
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L.T
Allied leaders praise joint war effort across fronts
Eisenhower tells Roosevelt the Allied push combines with a vast Russian assault from the east. Stalin hails the French landings as broad and masterful, while Clark urges his troops to return and pursue final victory.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Germany
Mediterranean
Moscow
Joseph V. Stalin
France
Rome
Mark W. Clark
Psalm Verse Quoted on Blessing Through Ages
A biblical quotation from Psalms 72 17 emphasizes the enduring name and blessing through and across generations. The verse asserts that all nations shall call him blessed and his fame shall endure as long as the sun.
Gasoline Rationing and Black Market Concerns
The article questions OPA gasoline coupon distribution and the Black Market. It notes plenty of gasoline appears available yet valid coupons are limited. Officials deny shortages for legitimate users, while counterfeit and illicit coupons fuel the Black Market and fuel distributors struggle to meet both legitimate and illegitimate demand.
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OPA
The Parent Problem About Childs Toys and Sharing
The article argues for selective durable toys aligned to a child’s age and education. It advises personal ownership over most toys, avoids overbuying, and suggests one or more items shared to teach taking turns. It ends with a request for a graded toy list from 235 E 45th St New York NY 10017.
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E. 45Th St
New York
N.Y
Garden parties and political forecasts unsent in Washington summers
Washington columns capture garden party chaos at Twin Oaks under threat of storms. Madame Wei hosts guests as rain disrupts arrivals and traffic snarls form, while DC social scene eyes presidential influence and Roosevelt's grip on power. Democrats seek a durable national leader beyond one man.
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Potomac
Madame Wei
Twin Oaks
Alexander Graham Beil
Washington
Twin Oaks Hull
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Roosevelt
Ridiculous Coat Ban Proposal Debated by Louisiana Legislature
Representative Vail Delons proposes a summer coat and necktie ban with church exemptions and penalties, laments overcoats causing perspiration and material wear, and jokes about redistributing garments to the UN Rehabilitation Commission. The column notes Liberty as a sensitive plant and warns of gradual decline if ignored, likening it to dying trees and inches worms.
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Vail Delons
Louisiana
Delons
United Nations Rehabilitation Commission
Africa
Henry Morgenthau
King Featutes Syndicate, Inc
Etiquette Hints on Self Reflection and Inclusion
The advice urges self check before blaming others when you feel empty. It encourages friendliness and genuine interest to belong as an accepted member of the group, suggesting personal fault may play a part.
Words Of Wisdom On Education And Liberty
A reflective line argues that education of youth sustains piety virtue and liberty in a community and warns against neglect. It contrasts big hearted America saving others with the danger of imposing without embracing.
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Cooper
America
Washington Report: Garden Parties Flourish in Washington
A Washington report notes garden parties thrive despite rain as Capitolites keep social pace. Writers observe Republicans appear discouraged while social gatherings continue to attract politicians and guests amid inclement weather.
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Washington
Capitolites
Just Folks by Edgar A Guests
A humorous verse about children not overindulging while contrasting the grandfathers who defy parental rules. It playfully argues that what is forbidden for kids may be acceptable for grandparents, highlighting a lighthearted reversal of expectations and a moral about restraint.
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Edgar A
Health Talks By Dr W A Wome City Health Superintendent
Health talks by Dr W A Wome discuss tooth economy urging regular examinations for children starting at age two, brushing and diet to prevent cavities and reduce long term costs. Also notes on voting power of women in national elections and commentary on female electorate impact.
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W. A. Wome
United States
Mioe
Census Bureau
Congress
Armed Services
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
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