Yalta and the Illusions of Allied Concessions
The piece argues Yalta 1945 was an ill judged bargain with Stalin that future historians may rank among the era’s top errors. It cites William Henry Chamberlain and outlines Roosevelt’s motives to keep Russia in the Pacific War, form a wartime alliance, and trust Stalin for future world order. It notes public approval for Yalta despite its risks.
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Roosevelt
Harehill
Marshal Stalin
Yalta
Churchill
William Henry Chamberlain
Wall Street Journal
America
Soviet Union
Eurasia
Europe
Asia
Chiang Kai-shek
Japan
Kremlin
Moscow
Russia
Mr. Roosevelt
Stalin
United States
Britain
Lessons from Yalta Shape Postwar Statesmanship
Reflections from March 22, 1951 discuss how Western participants returning as conquerors view Yalta. Thoughtful men say the wartime peace failed, urging long view guidance for future policy to avoid repeating past errors.
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Yalta
Oven care guidance for moisture and rust prevention
The text advises closing the door promptly to prevent moisture causing rust on non rust proof parts. After use, leave the oven door open a few minutes to dry the oven thoroughly.
Breakfast importance noted for energy and nutrition
Grace Armstrong of the University of Illinois stresses a substantial breakfast to end a long fasting period. A survey shows only 10 percent of Illinois children met the recommended breakfast, which should provide one fourth to one third of daily needs costing about 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Armstrong
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Muss Armstrong
Illinois
Measles in Illinois see high attack rates
Illinois faces a high measles attack rate with over 18 500 cases reported last year and this year’s cases running four times higher than the same period in 1950. The article reviews incidence immunity, symptoms to watch, care guidelines, and advises seeking medical advice and a free illustrated Measles booklet from the Illinois Department of Public Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Health Department
Snow Removal at Ford Rouge Plant Demands Resources
After a heavy snow storm Dearborn crews require up to 125 men and six truck types plus mechanical sweepers to clear 1200 acres of roadways and sidewalks at the Ford Rouge plant. In a typical winter 500 tons of york salt and 700 tons of sand are used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
Mich
Ford Rouge
York
Three Gates of Gold and Oven Care
A moral guide stresses three gates before speaking truthfully: Is it true, is it needed, is it kind. The piece then shifts to oven maintenance noting ill fitting doors waste heat and advising gentle handling, fit checks with paper, and brief cooling after oven ignition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Day
Margaret Goodyear
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
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Clark Street
William A. Livett
Shephard Drive
Dolton
Throth
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