Invasion Visions and Japanese Resolve Amid War Strain
A wartime analysis argues invasion of Japan looms as the only path to total victory, detailing overwhelming Allied power and Japanese fanatic resistance. It notes air and naval forces, the need to neutralize industrial targets, and the political drive under the god-emperor to resist surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Germany
Asis
Fepao Grventer
Amer
Evhiravei
Luftwaffe
America
Britain
Tokyo
Okinawa
Ryukyu Islands
Nimitz
MacArthur
Ryukyus
Philippines
Ramsey
Fifth Fleet
Georgia Millionaire Rebuilds Farms To Save Cotton Belt
Barron’s describes Cason J. Calloway organizing 100 farm corporations of 100 acres each in Georgia. Seven leaders invest 31600 each to acquire land, fund improvements, and operate farms with a manager. Prizes totaling 100 to 0 will reward top results, promoting long term credit, machinery, and local processing facilities as alternatives to cotton reliance.
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Georgia
United States
Cason J. Calloway
Barron's
Neak
Cotton Belt
Calloway
Baiting a Farmer's Fortune Through Odd Agricultural Ventures
The subject branched into numerous projects seen as odd by locals including a goose project a fish project a duck project and a 100 acre blueberry patch. Profits came from blueberries and with twelve mallards he started a wild duck venture selling about 9000 ducks yearly. If successful his model could prove a two man type organization’s value in American agriculture and ease federal cotton burdens.
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Mueberry
Calloway
Shifting Opinion on Expert Views Across Ages
The piece argues expert opinion shifts over time across fields from medicine to tariffs, fashion, military dress, education, and democracy. It asserts change is constant, with few timeless certainties such as God, life’s flow, math, human selfishness, and love. Civilization builds on change, not fixed answers.
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Electut
Paris
Harvard
Henri Bergson
Labor Peace Conference Urged By Vandenberg For Industrial Harmony
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg proposes a general peace conference with labor union officials to reduce walkouts from jurisdictional fights. Secretary Schwellenbach backs the idea, hoping to clear the air and curb strikes. Detroit saw action when the Army seized a tire plant after twelve workers were discharged for trying to switch unions, leading to picketing and a work stoppage. The piece warns that unreliable union pledges and discredited leadership risk undermining labor unity nationwide.
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Arthur H. Vandenberg
Louis Schwellenbach
Detroit
Army Act
United States Rubber Company
Mechanics Educational Society
C. I O
Mat. Smith
Army
Tre
Teber
Jeber
New York State
Measure of Responsibility Required or Regulation Likely
The text argues that a measure of responsibility must be established. without voluntary action, regulation would come, likely stringent, reflecting labor demands as deemed necessary by its actions.
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Lbor
World weighs Cripps plan aims for economic liberty
Sir Stafford Cripps outlines a Labour program stressing economic freedom for the common person within democratic ownership. Critics fear the approach may mask ends, while supporters hope a humane social program can be carried out with justice. The world waits to see if Britain’s Labor Party proves itself through action, not rhetoric.
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Sir Stafford Cripps
Sir Staford
Sophy
Labor Party
Harold Laski
Disbandment of the British Eighth Army Remembered
A tribute recalling the Eighth Army born in adversity and famed for unity and courage. It highlights Allied wartime unity, notable campaigns from Alamein to Austria, and Churchill’s praise of the army as a grand force with diverse troops from Canada India New Zealand Australia Poland Palestine Italy Greece and more.
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Montreal Star
Cache
Ile
Aime
Africa Corps
Rommell
Pacific
Europe
Libya
Egypt
Alamein
Britain
I Eth
Neavel
Nenetaats
United Kingdom
8Th
Canada
India
Netralia
New Zealand
Poland
Palestine
Ital
Greece
8Th Army
Canadians
Flst
Montgomery
Sicily
Roush Libre
Fontaia
Mediterranean
Italy
Alps
Austria
Churchill
Mohawk Lease Controversy in St Regis Region
The Troy Record discusses Mohawk leases on St. Regis lands, noting payments from the U S government and historic disputes over arrears. It compares Salamanca and Troy, details 19th and 20th century lease laws, and outlines contested defaults, court actions, and the Seneca Nation lease renegotiations affecting property titles and local tensions.
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Calico
Fhe Regord
Troy Record
St. Regis
United States
Troy
Daigua
New York
Salamanca
Iriquois
U S. Indian Agency
Department of the Interior
Nho
Iittle
Seneca Nation
Ve. Forness
Supreme Court
Forness
Indiana
Uni
Sal| Amance
Allegheny
Dongan
Moley critiques Laski on British coal and nationalization
Raymond Moley analyzes Lord Laski and the British Labour stance on coal nationalization. He notes voters expect action on coal mines, potential government bonds, and impacts on exports, taxes, and wages. He cautions that currency devaluation and foreign borrowing could shape Britain’s path before Bretton Woods.
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Britain
Washington by Merry-Go-Round reports naval duty and Truman shadow
The piece notes Washington by Merry-Go-Round on John L. Sullivan serving as assistant secretary of the Navy and his praise for young sailors and carrier crews. It also describes Mrs. Truman being shadowed by Secret Service in Independence and touches on Atlantic coast carrier training and a Senate probe into War Department evasions with mock plays to avoid questions.
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Washington
John L. Sullivan
Adm
John McCain
Japan
Sullivan
Nonsignia
Pearl Harbor
MHS
Truman
Bess Truman
Margaret
Arst
White House
Independence
Secret Service
North
Delaware Street
Town Square
Quantrill
Cole
Bob Younger
Missouri
James
Ence
Haye
Pacife
Atlantic
Permanhél Iy
Pacific
Fleet Air Quonset
Massachusetts
Tokyo
Carrie
Army
Senate
War
Notre Dame
War Department secrecy fuels Japanese invasion speculations
Washington observers note Tokyo broadcasts highlight U S troop movements and schedules. Japanese radio warns an American landing operation could come next month and questions how many divisions could be deployed from Europe to the Pacific. The article argues secret plans and the point system for discharges delay reinforcements to the Far East while raising public questions about leadership and timing.
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Washington
War Department
Pullman
Tokyo
Tokyo Radio
Japan
Qxinawa
Europe
East Asia
United States
Far East
Pacific
MacArthur
Army
Nermand
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