World Policy and Domestic Discontent Highlight 1940s Editorial
Wright A Patterson argues for a robust U S world policy beyond the Monroe Doctrine, urging emphatic, continuous leadership. He cites Potsdam, Byrnes, and the need to call bluffs, plus critique of full crew railroad laws and wartime economic excess, noting inflation risk and federal farm regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Far East
China
James F Byrnes
British Labor Personalities and Attlee Government Outlook
The piece surveys Britain's Labor party after Churchill's ouster, profiling Prime Minister Attlee as a cautious mediator and naming rivals Herbert Morrison and Ernest Bevin. It highlights Morrison's London influence, Bevin's union leadership, and Ellen Wilkinson as a forthcoming political ally, with Arthur Greenwood noted for postwar reconstruction work. It also touches on Cordell Hull's rejection of Nelson Rockefeller and a Scripps Howard note involving Mrs. McLean courting Truman cabinet appointees.
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Britain
Labor
Churchill
Democratic Party
Clement Attlee
England
Attlee
Flery
Ramsey MacDonald
Herbert Morrison
Ernest Bevin
Morrison
Bevin
Sidney Hillman
OPM
Pearl Harbor
Labor Party
London
Waterloo Bridge
Ernie Bevin
Transport Workers
John L. Lewis
Phillip Murray
Winston Churchill
Hitler
Mussolini
Cliveden
Ellen Wilkinson
Miss Wilkinson
Ireland
Bloomsbury
Edward
Wallis Simpson
Arthur Greenwood
Greenwood
MacDonald
Nelson Rockefeller
Cordell Hull
Hull
Argentina
Rockefeller
Hope Diamond" McLean
Sen
Bob Reynolds
Scripps Howard
Truman
Dempsey Looks Back and Ahead From Navy Morale Post
COMDR. JACK DEMPSEY writes from the Navy Coast Guard role, discussing future Pacific deployments, his morale duties for the 5th 12th 13th and 14th Naval districts, and his plans to stay connected to boxing with managers and partners. He recalls past fights and notes boxing may offer future opportunities for service members. He mentions meeting Gene Tunney in Philadelphia.
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Coast Guard
Sam
Pacific
1Ifth
Pearl Harbor
Hirohito
Navy
Okinawa
England
Jack London
Tommy Mills
Broadway
Great Northern Hotel
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Philadelphia
Guest columnists to fill Walter Winchell’s space this month
With Winchell away this month, the column will be conducted by guest writers. The arrangement keeps the feature running while the famed columnist is absent.
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Walter Winchell
Europe
Fort Totten
N. Y
Army
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