The Hard Battles Still Ahead in Pacific War Review
The year end Pacific war review from Admiral Chester W. Nimitz in Honolulu cautions that despite major Allied gains, the decisive battles are still to come. He says Japan must be invaded to win the peace and that key bases, China coast areas, and vast occupied regions remain to be wrested from Japanese control. Continuous Allied power buildup is needed to shift the balance against Japan.
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Chester W. Nimitz
Honolulu
Admiral Nimitz
Pacific
Japan
China
Burma
Indo-China
Malaya
Singapore
Dutch East Indies
Philippines
Europe
Nimitz
Review of An Intelligent American's Guide to the Peace
The reviewer describes a dense reference work edited under a general editor and William J. Blake as the likely author. It surveys Finland Poland and Russia with pointed questions about democratization and religious policy, noting biases and asking for objective analysis while acknowledging the book's value as a reference despite perceived slant.
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Dryden Press
Sumner Welles
Usher
Fac
Willam J. Bike
William J. Blake
Finland
Neignbor
Sweden
Europe
Russia
Blake
Ie Briley
Italy
Greece
Belgium
Winston Churchill
Soviet Union
Ade
Asia
Lust
United States
Kine Features Syndicate. Inc
Walter' Winehnell On Broadway to Registered
A scrambled gossip column notes Walter Winehnell on Broadway to registered, plus a collage of Hollywood names and showbiz chatter. It mentions George of Greece irked at publicists, Batista and Brazil, Edith Roark at Club 18, Clark Gable tied to Anita Colby, M. Todd's Central Park score, and industry buzz about endorsements, lawsuits, and racey Broadway frippery.
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King George of
Greecs
London
Athens
Cuba
Batista
Brasil
Edith Roark
Club 18
Clark Gable
Anita Colby
Anagasine Teadrra
M. Todd
Central Park
Sigmund Ransberg
Philly
F. D. It
State Department
F. D. Rymite
Treaties and peace through history quoted by Irving
A fragment discusses how lasting friendship between nations is rare and built on shared interests. It cites Washington Irving on treaties as devices to avoid force, warning that diplomacy often hides aggressive aims. The piece questions treaties and advocates abolition as a provocative view.
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Adance
Washington Irving
Banevilly
Rip van Winkle
New York
Dent Smith
Lbncore
Irving
Call for Military Training for American Youth
The piece argues for compulsory military training for youths, praising high educational and ethical standards in instruction. It cites President Roosevelt and a mother’s viewpoint, suggesting training as a remedy to delinquency and social ills, with emphasis on discipline, air of nationalism, and character building.
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Sverybooy
Roosevelt
Nalior
Newey Wiech Ann Hay
Military Training Proposals Stir Mothers and Youth
The piece argues that many mothers would accept compulsory military training for their sons as a solution to juvenile delinquency. It cites a strong belief that Uncle Sam should act as guardian for a year of training, promoting discipline and moral character.
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Unela Sam
War Front Propaganda: A Nazi View on Women and War
A wartime feature argues that civilian hardship in America pales next to life under Nazi rule. It quotes Kenneth De Courcy on Nazi plans for women, marriages, and Nordic birth quotas, detailing forced marriages, medical certs, and child confiscation. The piece contrasts American comforts with Nazi policy, urging readers to grasp the brutal logic behind total war.
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Hewen
Kenneth de Courcy
Malden
America
Atalus
War Here in America? A Call to Keep Freedom by Fighting
Elsie Robinson argues war could reach American shores and that true freedom requires men and boys to fight, not just cheer. She warns against complacency and questions support for bonds while civilians endure danger.
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Chicago
San Francisco
New Orleans
New York
America
Sweethart
Injection of Bone Marrow for Infant Treatments Described
Dr Frank Meola of Akynio reports using injections into the bone marrow of infants when veins are hard to locate. The tibia and femur provide access, with skin sterilized and a needle advanced through bone to reach marrow for fluids or medicines.
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Frank Meola
Akyon
Olio
Those Texans By Jame Gal and C Slaughter
Those Texans tells of George Slaughter and his son Colonel Slaughter in Texas frontier days. It highlights their roles as ranchers, frontiersmen, and community builders, including cattle marketing efforts and a siege of military duties that shaped Texas beef industry prominence.
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Jame Gal
C. Slaughter
George Alaughster
Ather
Texas
Con
Tts
Slaughter
Toscher
Qld
Barber
Winchester
Horlern
Cureston
Rangers
Colonel Slaughter
Bond sale for San Antonio civic projects planned
A $500,000 bond issue proposed by the San Antonio Centennial Commission would fund permanent improvements including a $200,000 stadium and a $250,000 pioneer Hall if voters approve. The stadium would be built near the Midsock quarry on Shook Meyer Drive and the pioneer hall would overlook the stadium. Also noted is a 1925 report that ex service men awaiting adjusted compensation certificates are bringing them to the post office believing they can be cashed.
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San Antonio
P. G. Lucas
Injections of Whale Blood in Infant Care Atlas
Medical note by Dr H N Bundesen describes injection therapy using whale blood for newborn infants with sefdosts and vomiting due to insect diarrhea. Claims safer outcomes with rapid tissue absorption and no adverse injection reactions. Mentions pyloric stenosis and restoration of fluids after surgery, with broad publication context from San Antonio Light 1945.
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Serge
Yiinge
Murray Cavity
King Feus
By, Inc
San Antonio
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