Senate Setup Promises Postwar Treaty Approval
Washington Digest analyst outlines how postwar diplomacy hinges on a two thirds Senate vote and broad international cooperation. He notes shifts in Republican leadership, the rise of internationalist support, and the impact on UN and UNRRA planning amid Britain’s postwar balance of payments concerns.
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Miracle Thunderbolt Home: Pyle’s North Africa Air War Tale
Ernie Pyle recounts a Desert Air Force ordeal during World War II after a Flying Fortress returns from Tripoli with two failed engines and heavy damage. The crew fights to reach safety through mountains, sharing a moment of collective resolve as they defy odds and survive.
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Briefs on war plants, oil, exports, and postwar fruit
Bankhage notes labor management committees now operate in over 5000 war plants. California, oil rich before the war, served West Coast markets and built an export market in the Far East. Japan announces a nationwide contest for a popular song to boost fighting spirit. Postwar fruit juice may be sold concentrated like candy after a projected oversupply.
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All Elements Against Them The Navigator Returns Home
The navigator and crew struggle in a harsh voyage as gas use doubles and a headwind worsens the journey. With 40 miles left, fatigue and desert haze blur landmarks and every oasis blends into the next.
Composing Concert Music Found to Be Unprofitable
An article notes that concert music in the United States yields little income for composers. It cites low payments from major orchestras and minimal or no fees from many groups, with a famed symphonic piece earning far below its creator’s costs.
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