End The War With Japan Promises Grim Facts
Veteran war correspondent Clark Lee argues the Pacific war will extend for years after initial victory. He warns Japan will not surrender easily and could invoke total resistance to Kyushu and Honshu. He estimates potential large casualties as U S forces push toward final defeat.
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Clark Lee
International News Service
Pacific
Bataan
Gorregidor
Japan
Lee
Saipan
Tarawa
Palau
Kublai Khan
Kyushu
Honshu
Southwest Pacific
Germany
Pearl Harbor
Mr. Lee
Unprepared for a Long War with Japan Says Leader
A historical editorial argues the United States remains unprepared for the scale of war Japan can wage. It condemns complacent Americans who believed quick victory was possible and calls for total national effort in manpower industry and resolve to secure total victory and lasting security.
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Japan
Senate
Dewey
New York
Indiana
Breakthroughs and World Affairs Tug At War Fronts
Washington analysis notes a German breakthrough on the Russian front and its links to reserves from France. It discusses weather aiding the Nazi advance, Dumbarton Oaks talks with Russia, and mounting Senate Republican tensions over Roosevelt era policy and leadership.
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Washington
Finland
Norway
Denmark
France
von Rundstedt
Hitler
Senate
Russia
World Organization
Greece
Poland
Dumbarton
Europe
Ibant Pers
Malaria Treatment and Mosquito Carriers in War Areas
The article explains malaria spread by Anopheles mosquitoes and Plasmodium parasites among soldiers in tropical regions. It notes drugs like quinine and atabrine can treat and reduce relapses, though neither prevents infection. potential side effects include hearing issues, dizziness, and skin reactions from quinine, with atabrine offering comparable or better relapse prevention.
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Tropics
Atabrine Reactions and Skin Discoloration Noted
Medical note reports Alabrine or Atabrine can cause stomach upset or cramps and rare liver disturbances. About one third experience yellow skin discoloration from the drug, which is harmless and fades after stopping treatment.
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King Peas. Bynd, Inc
Christmas Dinner for Newsboys Hosted by San Antonio Merchant
December 23 1931 Erhard Guehther will host about 500 newsboys at a Christmas dinner. Mary Jordan Cresson will sing Christmas songs. Prominent military and civic leaders attend the event as a festive community gathering.
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Erhard RE. Guehther
San Antonio
Mary Jordan Cresson
Eliic
Cra Wil Altenel
Free Enterprise and Why The Watts Idea On Production
This informal interpretation of V. O. Watts argues that America’s economic greatness rests on freedom of trade specialized production individual initiative thrift better equipment and strong management. It asserts that only a free enterprise system with moral restraint yields vast output high living standards and innovation while urging responsible self discipline and duties alongside rights.
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United States
Acc
Soviet Hustia
New York City
Watts
Europe
India
America
AM Tiene
Middle West
Minnespolia
Detroit
Moulea
California
Maine
Florida
Inter
Foraging Cook Feeds Texan Fighters During Siege at Bexar
During the siege of Bexar, Captain William G. Cook organized foraging parties to feed the fighting Texans. While the assault raged, idle hands were used to gather pork, lard, firewood, and other provisions, bolstering the defenders’ morale and aiding their resistance against Mexican forces. His efforts helped sustain the Texas men while enemy hunger was fought elsewhere.
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Bexar
San Antonio
Dilam
Ben Milam
William G. Cook
Cos
Cook
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L.A. Light Files
TL. Miller
City Commission
A. O. van Riper
van Riper
Cone Stable
da. Mognan
Miller
Troffle
W. GC. Dickman
Molla
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General Motors
Michigan
V. O. Watts
James Farber
Zee
Tmi
Algo
Associated Press
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Sig
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