Morgenthau Plan in Germany Sparks Policy Debate
The piece surveys Allied plans to deindustrialize Germany after WWII. It contrasts Morgenthau’s aim to destroy German industry with critics arguing economic disruption harms world trade. Keynes’s views on a Carthaginian peace and the 1919 treaty are discussed, alongside current wartime wage data and manufacturing outlooks.
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Treasury
Morgenthau
Germany
Quebec
Roosevelt
Churchill
Anthony Eden
London
Maynard Keynes
Keynes
Lloyd George
Tme
Harcourt, Brace
Clemenceau
Wilson
Clemenceau-Morgenthau
Morgenthau - Clemenceau
Messrs
Cleménceau
Secretary of the Treasury
America
France
League of Nations
War Drive Spurs Girl Scouts to Aid Tin Paper and Rags
The Girl Scouts of America nearly a million joined the War Production Board effort on October 1 to salvage tin paper and rags. Drafts of 15 year old German boys and 16 year old girls were announced to work with the populace on frontier entrenchments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Girl Scouts of America
War Production Boards
Reich
Overseas morale boosting with accordion solos by Vito Capezio
Corp. Vito Capezio of Philadelphia entertains overseas troops near Fraimbois France with accordion performances to lift morale. While many troopers serve with USO entertainers, visits to isolated units are uncommon and most units provide their own instruments and lessons.
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Corp
Vito Capezio
Philadelphia
Fraimbois
France
USO
Inside Washington gossip and wartime press tallies
A columnists memo gossiping about war fronts and press manners. mentions Navy rockets on Vesuvius, top admirals, Roosevelt era political pranks, Gallup poll quip, Mrs Wainwright, Ann Sheridan quips, March of Time on Germany, Ecuador president guest, shoe policy for women, Vatican gold return, Dun & Bradstreet wartime ratings, Hollywood rumors, Palm Beach logistics, Fort Bragg letters supporting Margaret Connors, and Gerald L. Smith summoned by congressional backers.
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Ecuador
White House
Washington
Cong S. Bloom
WPB
Vatican
Us&s
Rome
Dun & Bradstreet
H’wood
Sinatra
Fort Bragg
Margaret Connors
Clare Luce
Congress
Conn
Miss Conners
Cong Anderson
Gerald LK Smith
Leave It to the Irishman To Find a Bright Side
Two Irishmen working in a stone quarry were blasting with dynamite when a blast killed one. The survivor delivered the grim news to the widow Mrs Flanagan and tried to cheer her with a dark joke about the life insurance collector arriving for the payment.
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By Baukhage
WNU Service
Union Trust Building
Washington, D. C
Europe
Bankhage
Manila Bay
Halsey
Navy Avenger
Adm
William F. Halsey Jr
Stolberg
Jack HB. Leopold
Boston
Tootsie
Jack Dempsey
Coast Guard Coundr
Dempsey
Axis
U. 8 Army
Eighth Air Force
Sec
Hugh Baillie
United Press
Hitler
Collier’s
Lewis
NY Herald Tribune
Gov. Dewey
Gov't
Montgomery Ward
Ohio
Post
Ramsey
Wall Street
National Press Club
George Gallup
Doc
Jonathan Wainwright
the Waldorf
Ann Sheridan
Truman Committee
Breakers
Palm Beach
Ream
Ps Ee
Nae-Ovo
Nae- Ovo, Inc
S. Wells St
Chicago
Fred Cory
Reine
Huwre
Inu
Dean
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