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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1945

Page

3

Story of GI Joe shown. Lait recalls Ernie Pyle

Jack Lait and his son George Lait discuss the private screening of The Story of GI Joe, highlighting Ernie Pyle’s career from a Washington desk drudge to a global reporter. The piece reflects on Pyle’s courage, bets on continuing to cover danger, and contrasts his modest style with enduring fame.

George Lait GI Jne New York Ernie Pyle Ernie Washington George Lisbon London Africa Tae Alamein Desert Mediterranean Sicily Italy New Guinea Saipan Leyte Eleventh Airborne Luzon MacArthur Albuquerque N. M Beverly Hills San Francisco Pacific Gi Joe Rome Burgess Meredith Pyle Lester Cowan

Swope on Britain's Labor Victory and Its Global Echoes

Herbert Bayard Swope argues the British Labour victory signals a move toward socialization in key sectors but not communism. He expects gentler shifts in foreign policy, greater Indian self governance, and more international trade cooperation with possible cartelization and subsidies to protect markets.

Drew Pearson Herbert Bayard Swope New York World New York England Bank of England Lloyd George Britain Russia India Beveridge Ramsay MacDonald Labor Ins America Wilson Orlando Italy Clemenceau France Hohenzollerens Hapsburgs Romanoffs Grant Attlee Churchill

Ford and workers power America toward a rich future

A essay extols Henry Ford and his millions of co workers for building wealth and jobs under private enterprise. It contrasts the seven figures of wages from 1849 to 1939, notes capital investment behind each factory job, and criticizes avarice while urging unity between labor and management for national growth. It rebukes policy debates and hints at postwar geopolitics with reference to Russia and Japan.

Henry Ford Ford Industries America Ford Henry Fords United States

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