Notes on censorship and wartime opinion pieces mix
A chaotic note from wartime journalism cites Joseph W. Golinkin and various writers on censorship, politics, and naval matters. It references changes from debutante to society girl, editorials about the international organization, and remarks from figures like Damon Runyon and H. L. Mencken. The column mentions Patton, Doolittle, and political figures in Washington, along with debates over salaries and immigration scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Golinkin
Pacific Heel
New York
Cyrics
Vaffaire Byria
Art International
Boston
Jovef Stalin
Homesteading Opportunities In Alaska Interest Veterans
Veterans face complex rules for homesteading under Interior Department guidance. Alaska offers 536 490 square miles with vast yet challenging land, climate variety, and future growth potential. Veterans receive credit toward residency, a 90 day preference period, and options for nonmineral land purchases, with fur farming, mining, and tourism outlined as avenues for settlement.
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Mam Bydar
Alaska
United States
Department of the Interior
Seward
Russia
Europe
Asia
Virginia
Arctic Circle
Atentian Islands
Maska
Alasia
Geological Survey
Bureau of Mines
Washington, D. C
Dam Projects Could Create A Million Jobs
The postwar plan for 400 irrigation and power projects by the Bureau of Reclamation could generate up to 450,000 jobs in the first year and nearly 2,000,000 at peak, spreading work across the nation from Maine to California. Materials from 31 states would fuel construction and support servicemen returning to civilian life on irrigated farms under pending veteran settlement legislation.
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Western Nerspaper Union
Continental Army
Grant
Pershing
United States Department of the Interior
Secretary of the Interior
Harold D. Ickes
General Land Office
Exservicemen
United States
Alaska
Ure Kimestead Fawe
Harestead
Tie Jang
Rang Shake Preat
Congress
Bureau of
Bureau
Public lands survey data and grazing district acres
As of June 30, 14411 the remaining public lands exclusive of government acquisitions total 37,367,095 acres outside prazing districts and 130,669,381 acres within grazing districts, with a combined total of 16,226,447 acres. Some western portions lack survey coverage, as shown by the diagram indicating the surveyed ratio in these states.
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Sovernment
Poultry Market Shrinks Eggs as War Food Agency Probes Black Market
War Food Administration weighs freezing stored eggs amid a booming black market in Delaware Maryland and along the East Coast. G men under Hoover probe illegal poultry releases and price controls stir tensions with OPA. officials clash over authority and policy while shortages push creameries and civilians toward disrupted supply chains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Food Administration
Eagar Hoover
Delaware-Maryland
Delaware
War Poad Administration
OPA
Clifford Shedd
Delaware WA
Army
Gordon Sprague
Sheda
Sprague
Shedd
New England
New Jersey
North Carolina
Tim Stitts
Anderson
Socialism vs Free Enterprise Sparks Debate Across Nations
Amid wartime strain, ministers and experts clash over socialism and private enterprise. Churchill and Atlee defend private profits while Labour and socialists push state control, citing competition, railways, banks, and heavy industry as key battlegrounds. Public choice hinges on price, quality, and consumer protection in a mixed economy debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaer
Washington
Churchill
Aed
Bray
Gay Tinn
Commonwealth Federation
Svcress Jac
Ivost
Ontario
AU Canada
CCP
Tario
Britain
Byer
Atlee
Chun
Ailett
Tha Petit
Cours
Socal
Charehll
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W. EB. Barrett
Panin
Hoth
Meg Digey
Damon Runyon
Beardway
Prima
Hitler
Union
Paul
Adirondecks
H. L. Mencken
Mra
State
Treasury
Noosa
Internal Revenue
Bell
J. Edgar Hoover
FBT
Salzburg
Germany
Emil Jannings
Goebbels
Jongoings
Ernst Lubitsch
Lubitsch
United States Immigration Department
Los Angeles
Patton
Doolitts
Doghittie
Patou and
Heolittle
Adolph Berle, Jr
Brazil
Argentina
Ed Pauley
U. S
Japan
Jeps
Ed Hannegan
LeGuardia
John Mason Brown
Eric Pyle
Ernie
Repiicar
Langford
Ally Hogan
N.Y
O.W
Fred W. Johnson
Pfe
Richard Bear
U. S. Arms
Newport, N. M
Joseph TD. Joiner
U. S. Navy
Atlanta, Ga
Keeman
Nitaced II
Dietrich of the Waves
St. Nazianz
Wisc
Te Interior Department
WFA
New York City
Everett Dirksen
Thois
Bis Gop
Dirkven
OWT
Office of War Information
Az Abraeq
Turkey
OWI
Ladia
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Dirksen
Harry Hopkins
Reen Dopkins
Stalin
Moscow
Mikolaiczyk
London
Kremlin
Chicago
Ed Kelly
Interior
Philippines
Tate Is
Cate