Extend Pearl Harbor Probe to Hear Kimmel and Short
Calls to continue the Pearl Harbor inquiry insist on hearing Admiral Kimmel and General Short. The effort argues for full disclosure of all evidence, criticizing politicized theatrics and demanding the unedited mass of facts, including codebreak details, before closing the probe.
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Pearl Harbor
Mse
America
United States
Doakes
Spivis
Oward Pear
Admiral Kimnuwl
Gentral Short
Stark
General Marshall in China Seeks Unified China Policy
General Marshall arrived in China succeeding Major General Hurley who resigned amid State Department criticism. He will meet Chiang Kai-shek and push for representative government and wide inclusion while urging peace and unity. The United States supports Chiang but demands a more conciliatory stance to end factional jealousy and ensure stability.
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Genelia
Marshall
China
Hurley
State Department
United States
Chiang
Sun Pi
San
Sun Yat Sen
Tere
Ghina
Unclear action referenced by Grant Marshall and Marshall foes
The text hints at attempts by jwell to accomplish ends with machinery, Hurley traveling to China for Vresaro unds, and friction with the State Department over plans. It notes rigidity of officials, a claimed collapse of the Slineell regime, and a forecast that Marshall will act differently, preferring cautious, results driven policy.
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Jwell
Hurley
China
State Department
Sault
Marshall
Grant Marshall
End This Befuddling Secrecy Over Big Three Talks
An opinion column laments the secrecy around the Big Three foreign ministers in Moscow and San Francisco. It condemns censorship and evasive briefing, calls for clear public goals on postwar peace and economic stability, and urges frank statements from Byrnes Bevin Molotov.
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Masons
Democratic America
Harnes
Rocin
Vareige Conietisya Molotov
Svodka
Sig
Runnor
Ameria
Britain
Russia
France
China
Iran
Japan
Korea
Germany
Molozov
San Francisco
London
Moscow
Byrnes
Mr. Bevin
Mr.Tevin
Mr. Byrnes
Dran
Mr. Molotov
Avarhaijsa
Ran
Wnon
Mithe Inet
America
Truman Urges Military Training Amid Congressional Debate
President Truman urges universal military training and asks Congress for unification of the nation's armed forces while warning against rapid push for compulsory service. Public opinion shows broad support for training, yet the Army's plan for one year of service for fit youths remains controversial and debated.
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Congress
Croman
United States
Army
America
Amoricans J
Ureland
Gia
Universal Military Training Debate and Defense Readiness
The text discusses whether universal military training for youths is necessary by weighing modern warfare as a science driven by highly skilled specialists. It questions the long term value of one year of training, asks for proof of an effective program, and urges designing a defense plan that truly strengthens national security. It notes Army views, and emphasizes skepticism about rushing into a compulsory service scheme without clear, lasting benefits.
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Hitler
Uley
Cooperation Between Government and Industry in Forest Conservation
The article discusses growing mutual cooperation between government and private industry in forestry. It notes timber shortages pushing both sides to find long term wood solutions, including using aspen in paper, softwood restoration, and TVA driven processes to create new products from hardwoods, signaling a shift toward a collaborative conservation middle course.
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Conservision
Gingndustry
Fortheast
Great Lakes
Yennessee Valley
Halite
Record Opines on Universal Military Training Debate
A reader letter discusses anonymity in submissions to The Record Newspapers and defends universal military training under the National Defense Act. It recounts wartime conscription debates, the War Department’s training camps, and the aim to prepare officers through the Officers’ Reserve Corps and ROTC.
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Nag
Jae Ethice
Record
Piewse
War Department
United States
Emili Lary
Belgium
France
Officers’ Reserve Corps
Congress
The Pearl Harbor Defense Plan Sparks Political Clash
President Truman faces Republican and Navy opposition over a proposed single Department of Defense. Critics argue the plan strips the Navy of cabinet voice and silences officers, risking militaristic centralization. The debate highlights concerns about constitutional liberties and wartime preparedness.
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Washington
Traman Haa
Pearl Harbor
Department of Defense
Trumaan
United States Navy
War Department
Union Dilemma and Government Power in Wartime
Westbrook Pegler discusses veterans questions on joining unions during wartime. He criticizes unions as job trusts, cites a Hollywood studio offer denied by a union, and critiques leaders like Roosevelt and Tobin, arguing for cautious action and caution against dictatorship while noting political pressures and possible reforms.
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Hollywood
B.S
Miuys
Jimmy Petrilto
Jimmy
Chicago
Mbaro
Hig Baek
Binonor Roosevelt
Qaioneera Ag
Bose
Totrilha
Dan ‘Tobin
Tennisters
Lagialaturn
Washington Merry-Go-Round and Clothing Dilemmas
The column notes President Truman’s tight stance in the 1946 race amid Louisiana figures Edward Herbert and Mayor Robert Maestri courting his support. It also surveys postwar clothing shortages for veterans, detailing how women receive rayon garments while men face limited wool and suits, with CPA and WPB policies shaping prices and priorities.
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Washington
Harry Tima
Edward Herbert
Louisiima
Robert Maestri
New Orleans
White House
Macatri
Truman
Louisiana
Chicago
Teontan
Tseir
Dilema
U.S
Lnings
OPA
War Production Board
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Buffieneck
WPB
Perhips
Herbert Hose
CPA
Brunk Cnestar Bowhag
Meri St
Ryle
Navy
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