Colleges Face Bigger Role After War Says Expert
A wartime study outlines colleges duties rising as veterans flood campuses. Projection of a million veterans pursuing education could nearly double enrollments, prompting state networks to expand reach and consolidate postwar training. Universities would take on larger roles, offering broader programs to tailor citizens for a mechanized future.
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Need Of Research Establishment For Weapons Development
The article argues for a permanent, funded weapons research organization linked to the Army and Navy to advance defense science. It cites wartime jet and rocket work, notes postwar disarmament, and warns that Germany progressed while the U.S. halted projects. It urges sustained, coordinated research and international vigilance.
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Tokyo Under Strain as War Alarm Rises in Japan
Fragmented text depicts fear of air raids and earthquake tests affecting Tokyo. Mentions Superfortresses, missile threat, and a modern parliament building destroyed by quake tests. Describes broad wartime anxieties and overseas observations of Japan’s defense and infrastructure.
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Roosevelt Era Latin America Policy and Grew’s Folly
A critical review traces early 20th century U S diplomacy in Latin America. It highlights Joseph C. Grew as undersecretary of state and his clashes with Kellogg, Marines in Nicaragua, and policy shifts under Coolidge. The piece notes Rockefeller influence and internal State Department struggles shaping American foreign stance.
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Political intrigue and favoritism shakes U.S. State Department
The piece details allegations of promotion bias and internal strife at the State Department. It cites Congress members Porter Edwards Rogers and Tracy Lay, amid reshuffling by John Grew and others. It notes investigations, later changes, and Grew’s rapid elevation to ambassador with relatives close at hand.
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Bible Readings Wednesday December 13
The passage reflects on Jesus inviting weary readers to rest, promising a light yoke. It references Matthew 11 25 30 and speaks of unity within postwar families, envy as a familiar failing, and pride as its root. The text blends scripture with social commentary on human flaws and communal resilience.
OPA Announces R-6 Gasoline Coupon Revisions in Elyria
The OPA changes coupon designations to deter counterfeiting, issuing five gallon equivalents under R-6. Residents must show current residence and proof of purchase when applying for oil and fuel allowances. Ceiling prices for canners and fuel oil remain in effect, with specifics on pack size, container, and wholesale rules.
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Discipline of Armed Services and envy in postwar life
After a United war effort, a tendency to exalt one’s role may emerge. The discipline of the Armed Services fosters duty and quiet purpose, seen as a path to seek God’s will. Those who learn military discipline may master envy and pursue true freedom through service.
Findlay Attorney To Be Speaker Of Ohio House
Findlay attorney Bicet Jhieksan FO Rethe Pindley Atternes elected to his fifth consecutive term as state representative and named speaker of the Ohio House when the General Assembly convenes. Republican Grove Thawley of Greenville nominated for speaker, defeating William Ho Deddens of Cincinnati. Robert R. Shay of Columbus reelected as speaker pro tem and majority leader. Cliften L. Caryl of Union County named secretary and majority whip.
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