Our Menacing Debts and the Budget Crisis
Senator Byrd of Virginia warns that only one appropriation reduced the federal budget while Congress added hundreds of millions for foreign relief and Greece and Turkey. He cites a national debt surpassing the value of property in America, urging Congress to cut four billion from the president’s budget to avoid a net debt increase.
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Congress
Byrd
Virginia
Truman
Labor Department
Federal Security
Senator Byrd
Greece
Turkey
America
Union
Tokyo Observations from Walter Winchell on Occupied Japan
James Young, veteran Tokyo correspondent, reports on postwar life in Japan under MacArthur. He notes black market strains, provincial corruption, and anti American sentiment surfacing as occupation policies unfold. He cites Japanese reactions to war memorials, education, and the pending peace framework, plus echoes of retribution and Allied influence in Tokyo society.
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Tokyo
James Young
Japan
Gen. MacArthur
Ehys
Germany
Linansse
Wisconsin
Fragmented World War II Era Scattered Notes on Japan and War
A jumble of historical notes mentions Japanese ex admirals planning coast guard expansion, coal shortages halting newspaper publishing, low coal output by miners, and Japanese mints with safety issues. Other items reference bullding ACW houses, meat drama inoculated cows, lottery tickets, and a gray veteran mayor.
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Vital Farm
Gov't
San Antonio Sees Fines for Garbage Violations Initiated
City authorities vow strict enforcement of garbage ordinances with fines from 1 to 30 dollars. The entry notes various local happenings including a church pulpit occupied by Rev Clarence Horner, registration quirks at a selective service station, and social chatter about Mayor Callaghan’s gifts and local events.
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Jone
City of
San Antonio
Clarence Horner
Herman Horner
Mark's Episcopal Church
Iorner
China
Selective Service
San Ar Lenio
Murray Medal Award Sparks War Department Critique
Westbrook Pegler denounces the War Department for awarding the Medal of Merit to Philip Murray of the CIO, calling it a corrupt political decoration. He condemns prior clemency toward draft dodgers and favoritism in military awards, linking these to broader wartime dishonesty and influence-peddling.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
Philip Murray
GLO
War Department
Washington
Murray
Phil Murray
Germany
Johannes Stahl
Steel
Gailmor
Tike Gailmor
Curran
Gamel
King Feas. Synd., Inc
Courage and heroism in Germany's Underground told by Dulles
Ren W. Dulles of the OSS describes anti Nazi Germans who resisted Hitler, both civilian and military, and faced arrest or worse. His discussion in Germany's Underground argues that individual liberty survives even in totalitarian states, citing varied figures from Rommel to obscure resisters and stressing the universal human urge for freedom.
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Irendom
Srlandor
Ren W. Dulles
OSS
Germany
Hitler
Dulles
MacMillan
Rommel
von Kluge
Nazi Germany
Japan
Hiller
Dailes
Fless
Teas Ming
Ehep
Himmiler
Inen
Beck
Goerdeler
Meltke
Leuselner
Stauffenberg
Germany, fear, and postwar security in Europe
By George E. Soholsky argues that Germany remains a crossroads of Europe and that security for England and America hinges on how Germans respond to defeat and occupation. He cites Goethes and Schiller as a national heritage yet warns that reeducation and terror must be handled cautiously as fear drives nations toward oppression.
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Goethe
Schiller
Mozart and Beglhaven
Karl Marx
Ferdinand Lasalle
Germany
Europe
England
America
Whaerty
Dulles
Anis
Ureip
7 Democrate
Burn Pran
Virus pneumonia explained by Dr Bundasen
Dr H N Bundasen discusses atypical virus pneumonia, its rise over 12 years, lack of effective drugs, and the typical progression. Exposure leads to illness in 1-3 weeks with cold-like initial symptoms, fever, cough, chest pain, and abnormal lung sounds. Diagnosis often via X-ray. treatment focuses on rest and relief, with careful cough suppression and good nursing. The article notes variable recovery times and minor complications, and cites Dr. Curwen of Yale.
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Edward C. Curwen
Yale University School of Medicine
New Haven
Curnen
Convriaht
King Feat. Syn Inc
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