Time is Running Out for Japan and War Policy Debate
A wartime analysis critiques the Manzan policy and Japan's surrender prospects. It questions whether the militarists will capitulate, notes Allied advances and bombings, and urges immediate action before further devastation. It references Byrnes remarks, labor unions, and the need for decisive terms to end the war.
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Enp
Industrt
Manzaz
Japan
Zaliey
Moscow
Department of State
Washington
London
Elmost
Hiroshima
Nez
Manchuria
Byrnes
Decentralization Trend Turns Textile Tycoon Tale
A California born industrialist who died in 1922 turns to weaving as solace and builds a cloth business from a hobby. He reads as a cautionary tale of preferring small scale, with a broader note on mass production moving from big cities to smaller towns as factories relocate away from urban pressure.
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California
Tnds
Hegira
Four Power Pact Aims at Nazi War Crime Trials
London witnesses a four power agreement to try Nazi leaders on three crime lines crimes against peace war crimes and crimes against humanity. Justice chief Justice Jackson hailed the breakthrough cutting red tape and promising swift prosecutions for Germanys war makers and accomplices.
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London
Germany
U.S. Supreme Court
Jackson
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Hitler
Fuehrer
UNRRA Faces Critical Time as Europe Rebuilds
The piece notes UNRRA nears a pivotal period as fighting ends in Europe and winter approaches. Bevin warns against importing unrest into liberated nations, while Herbert Lehman says the coming year should prove manageable if relief is carefully limited. It cautions against overreliance on UNRRA and the dangers of unmet expectations.
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United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Europe
Mr. Bevin
UNRRA
London
Ofiqais
Herbert Lehman
UNRRA Funding and Food Aid Controversy Report
The document discusses UNRRA funding needs and doubts about beyond budget support. It recalls Eisenhower and Montgomery assuring Germans no UNRRA food, while some fear shortages and tax burdens. The piece notes Germany’s reliance on self provisioning amid funding disputes and a figure of 1.5 billion dollars cited for UNRRA’s future needs.
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Lehman
UNERA
NERA
UNRRA
Germany
Eisen
Hower
Sir Bernard Montgomery
Epochal Atom Splitting Described as Next Great Discovery
The piece argues that splitting uranium atoms could yield cheap power and reshape humanity. It traces a long line of epochal advances from toolmaking to printing and electricity, warning of explosive risks and future uncertainties.
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Earth
Pisget Radio
Benjamin Franklin
Letters to The Record Preserve Anonymity Upon Signed Statements
The Record Newspapers will publish signed letters with anonymity preserved if requested, proving good faith. Unsigned communications may not be published as The Record Newspapers cannot guarantee publication and reserve the right to edit or shorten letters.
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Beg. U. R Pat
Record
Another Farmer's Wife and Sugar Policy Notes
The Record comments on sugar shortages and inflation under price controls. It cites the original Price Control Act, parity prices, OPA ceilings, and Agriculture Department data showing farm income rising from 3.33 billion to 11.23 billion, with farmers benefiting from price rules. It also mentions butter allocations for soap making and reader responses from "A Soldier's Wife."
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Siam
Opa
Congress
Orig
Dloe
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Cultural Economics
The
Dependency Allowance for Officers’ Parents Clarified
The editor notes no statutory dependency allowance from officer pay. An officer may voluntary deduct any amount for a dependent. With two sons in service, if no other income exists, one son at corporal can provide $50 monthly, $23 from his pay and $27 from the government. If there is other income, the allowance drops to $37 per month.
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Samarra
C. I
Russia to Enter War Against Japan Said to Be Pending
A May wartime analysis notes Russia’s plan to join the war against Japan was discussed in prior conferences and Moscow diplomacy. It claims U S and British sheltering aims sought synchronized actions with China and Soviet Russia to influence Korea, Port Arthur, and Siberian bases while keeping Japan guessing.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Japan
Moscow
Germany
Hull
Flussia
Siberia
Europe
San Francisco
America
Basta
Pot
Cairo
China
Great Britain
Port Arthur
Korea
Kovern Korea
Acowa
League For Nations
Danzig
Chungking
Tokyo
Japaty
Potsdam talks reveal Balkan stalemate and Italy gain
The Potsdam conference exposed uplit Balkans bickering over axis satellites and free elections in Bulgaria and Hungary. Italy emerged as the sole clear win while Truman Churchill and Attlee debated troop withdrawals and demarcations in occupied Europe.
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Europe
Thia
Truman
Mer
Churchill
Balkans
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Hitler
Reese
Yugoslavia
Greece
Churchill Bruhtly
Spain
Attlee
France
Balkan
Agis
Finland
ISG
Salin
Carteon
Povidsin
Trumen
Finlasd
Boemaniger
Reuter
Bulgariam
Selalp
Stalin
London
Atte
Potsdam
Italy
Veterans face unions and jobs after the war
Army captains veteran status and work rights are discussed as the WW II era ends. The piece argues veterans may resist union pressure to join and warns unions may resist veterans seeking civilian jobs. It references political leaders and broader wartime labor dynamics and hints at postwar occupation plans for Japan.
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New York
Pacific
Sidney Hillman
Dave Dubinsky
Jimmy ‘Petrillo
Dan Tobin
Minute & Sxoldier
Individuad
American Legion
San Francisco
Tté
Veterans
Question quiz on U S coinage history and mint clues
By Charles F. French a quiz lists questions about first mint coin and date five cent piece engraver initials and mint origins. It asks when motto In God We Trust appeared and which two coins are rarest with years and denominations.
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U.S
Lincoln
Fiber
United States
Delphia
Victor DB. Brenner
Boston
General Court of
Massachusetts
New Jersey
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Denys Wortman
Tro
Tour Pulse
Dresdas Devervons
Troy
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Pearse
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Balksas
Bigxes
Dean Acheson
Justice Department
Hoosevelt
the Treasury
Treasury
Fair
Westbrook Pegler
LU. S
Charles F. French
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