Bevin Stalinism Hitlerism Compared by Westbrook Pegler
Westbrook Pegler argues Ernest Bevin equates Stalinism and Hitlerism in calling for avoiding totalitarianism in any form. He criticizes U S tolerance of Soviet dictatorship, defends free elections, and notes American fear of communism shaping policy and labor politics amid European events.
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IT SAYS HERE By Bob Hope From World War II Dispatches
A rough wartime diary recounts a morning ice cream recipe shared by the 354th P.A. Mustang group in Europe. The entry notes takeoff from a German airstrip, a 489 mph cruise past Munich, and billets near Fürstenfeldbruck with soldiers, dances, and a bingo game prize of 300 dollars.
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Reconversion moves mix labor action with war-to-peace shift
Washington dispatch notes government seizure of the rail network as part of reconversion, with Truman ordering operation of the Minol Central, preparing for return of war seized properties, and prompting signals of peacetime economy alongside labor tensions.
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Bond cashing rush fails to materialize in wartime savings
A Wall Street Journal survey of 10 major cities finds no surge in cashing war bonds after the war ended. Reported cash-ins were generally normal, indicating the anticipated rush to redeem government bonds did not occur.
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Farmers anticipate 1946 crop adjustments amid surplus fears
The article notes calls to carry through 1945 production schedules as all products will be needed. It suggests farm policy may face shortages or surpluses next year, with some advocating reducing certain crops in 1946 to prevent oversupply.
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