Courts Martial Not Dedicated to Justice
A long critical memo on Army courts martial cites 39 883 sentences since Pearl Harbor with 42 executions and argues reforms. It says prosecutors err toward severity, notes unjust desertion and rape convictions for discipline, and calls for independent juries and civilian review to restore justice in military courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I House Military Afaes
Sisnton
Pearl
Wien
A.W. O.L
Militiuy Domain
Ovenco
Ean
Ervey
Postwar U S views on Russia and world order
The text discusses American attitudes toward Soviet actions after World War II, noting discontent with Russian diplomacy and the Allied stance. It mentions curiosity and resentment in inter Allied meetings from San Francisco to New York, and the mixed reactions to Molotov and Gromyko at the United Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Ameriva
Japan
Cate Norvely
San Francisco
Security Council
New York
Molotov
Gromyko
United Nations
Postwar Allied Control Council shapes future policy
Fragmented report outlines Allied approach after the Japanese defeat with Byrnes approval and talks among Moret Affairs Commissar Malo OW Haxt. It notes Roosevelt era secrecy, Soviet involvement, and aims to ease Allied governance as American troops remain in the Pacific. The piece reflects wartime to postwar tensions and public reaction to Allied moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hissin
M Aio Hs
Council On
Dap
Byrnes
Dds
Moret Affairs
Malo OW
Ose
Roosevelt
Hussta
Famine Front Offense Aims To Mobilize Global Grain Aid
The article reports an organized wartime campaign led by MP Wust to fight famine. It notes America Britain and allies prepare grain surpluses for export to hunger nations, with Argentina and sun regions rolled in, to relieve starvation. Public resolve grows to marshal resources and enforce conservation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wust
America
Argentina
Sun
Neve Tti Il
Washington
Truman
Lang
Siveviedins
United Nations
Hamany
Debated Loan to Britain and global economic blocs
The article discusses a pivotal Senate debate over a proposed aid pact with Britain, weighing the consequences for postwar economic order. It analyzes how the agreement might influence Allied relief, multilateral finance, and U.S. influence amid opposition fears of broader aid triggering de facto world blocs. It notes Byrnes’ responses and the administration’s push to limit shared authority amid strategic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Albane Carlo
Waal
Byrnes
Walie
Britain
Wade
Economic policy debate on international finance and peace
The text discusses easing controls on currency and debts, arguing treaties link to bilateralism and global trade. It notes banking authority views, potential convertibility of credit in foreign markets, and the United States’ obligation to global stability during a transitional period while evaluating approval of an agreement as a test of peace and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busi
Stchon Banking Authority
Winthrop Wy Mddeh
Phee
United States
Cavather
Cavather Emssrttindty
Yelthein
Charkent
Foskite
Buverdene
Desmetian
Rogie
United
SiMenth
Gavin Menhe
Han
Exo
Reneril
Seomuty
Donnatie
Health movement launches in United States study
The Geographical Society inaugurates a health movement to study disease centers and environmental influences. Aimed at linking genetic and medical science across regions, the project analyzes water supplies and sanitation data to map disease patterns such as cholera typhus yellow fever and and other conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Salus
Geographical Review
Ueconclusios
United States
District of Columbia
Hove
Gea Sraphical Society
Rete
Current Comment on Oily Neurida and Pay Bill Debate
The piece critiques a bill aimed at stopping full-time pay to Mesedle and broader abuse in pay and music services. It argues the law targets specific groups, calls out perceived inequities, and questions enforcement by political figures and unions amid a larger debate on reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Troma
Velworks
Supreme Coon
Fragmented OCR note on polls and public opinion chaos
The fragment discusses a questionable Army questionnaire and public reaction, suggesting danger in polling new bands and addressing social divides. It hints at marital breakdowns and mentions Milwaukee, polls, and a controversial topic, though details are unclear due to the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Public letter page questions American policy and unity
The Record Newspapers publish reader letters criticizing United States foreign policy and war, urging national unity and self sufficiency. The long communiques advocate ending aid to Europe, preserving home industries, and opposing foreign entanglements while calling for patriotism and American strength.
Battle of what Pence and a battle of leadership in history
A fragmented reminiscence on political struggle and reform, referencing Washington and a pivotal national moment. The piece laments failed leadership, the cost of war, and the slow progress of democracy, noting women's roles and the enduring fight for equality amid national turmoil. It casts doubt on accountability, urging a sober look at governance and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iit
Washington
Ural
Ieblon
Fatlons
Nynat Divenases
Washington Roundup on Spanish policy and postwar plans
A Washington report reviews President Pruitan and Congress debating Spain policy, wartime diplomacy, and potential steps toward peace. It notes leaders weigh council strategy, international pressure, and legislative actions amid Allied expectations and domestic disagreement.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aniteil
Landat
Hint
Chinots Tegtaaeant
Aid Money
Harris
Latertachen Org
Denys Wortman
Cartoutil
Edtinon
Jirequeline Ciaty
Alno
Mex Taymane
Rip Itehy
War Aten
Aehigborvalle
Hittywaad
Rin Kirby
Fentyeon Sendiente
Apt
Angeela
Weber
Nate Ty
Euany
Lorena
Simplicy
Caplet
Mt. Jove
Staton
Aumoricit
Army Watervliet
Ian
Europe
Atates
Nele Hose
Atin
Gat
Tootlaout
Merten
Evope
Asia
Che
Uae
Abel
Jake
Phudere
Maen Datastey
Avery
Dha Uyituels States
Auraien Land
Tohn Prizio
Wynantalall
The
By Drew Merry-Go-Round Pearson
Litios
Pritanit
Gabriel
Ateren
Hell Liege
Beneta
Maximidler
Grivin
New Wak
Malo
Abadi
Manley
Tae
Aio
Mattar
Jay Geet
Londeney
Bom Tong Nsiwislian
Pruaan Paw
Hopbert
Simsen Dontago
Myor Hyfarn
Widbutt
Arnely
Arden Ta Delurmie
Prattesbury
Conneil
Nan Wiley
M. Hilo
Cornell
Foun
Nislengs
Corneil
Charten
By Frank. Colby
Sdiesghargir
Kearney
Ebetor
Webster's
Adena
Pimpin
Frank Cathy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!