A United States Foreign Policy for All of Us
The article advocates a bipartisan, principled foreign policy anchored in unity and the Monroe Doctrine. It supports Germany and Japan not rearming, U.S. membership in the United Nations, and promoting universal human rights while balancing domestic and international interests. It laments past Senate squabbles and urges a forward, honest path.
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Germany
Japan
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League of Nations
Crowley urges Congress veto on foreign loan blanket funds
Congressman Crowley champions annual congressional review of foreign loan appropriations and rejects executive or agency blanket secrecy. He argues funds have funded bribes and radical allies, urging public disclosure and limits while opposing easy global lending. Crowley speaks with authority as head of the Foreign Economic Administration in Washington.
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Figure of reformer speaks on Congress and New Deal
Fragmented passage notes a Congress member discussing a reform plan outside official channels. It mentions House Appropriations, restricted circles, and perceived executive responsibility while hinting at support beyond New Deal factions.
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Czechs Cede Territory to Russia from Ruthenia
A historic article discusses Czechoslovakia ceding 4,871 square miles of Ruthenia to Russia after World War II, noting united support from Ruthenians and broader reflections on self determination, with comparisons to Philippine independence and Puerto Rican status. It argues for prompt Senate action on the postwar settlement and Border adjustments.
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Senator Vandenberg backs UN charter in Senate push
Senator Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan declared he would support ratification of the United Nations charter, framing the move as a decisive policy shift. He argued the charter broadens functions, stresses justice, and requires cooperation among the Big Five to prevent global deadlock.
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Goodbye Madame Perkins A Labor Secretary Recalled
A critique reflects on Frances Perkins tenure as Secretary of Labor under Roosevelt Her influence waned as the War Labor Board and other agencies grew autonomous The article praises her demeanor but notes White House policy limited her opportunities and recalls rowdy tensions with figures like Ickes Wallace Jones and Biddle It also notes Japan’s lack of authority on international law and mentions OPA timing for Hamburg parties.
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Biddle
Butter rationing debate swirls as butter stock climbs
Buffalo readers see calls for a ration holiday to ease butter point values. Alfred Rich of the Merchants' Association pushes for relief while the OPA keeps butter at 24 points. War Food figures show large New York cold storage butter stocks and weekly receipts surpass last year, hinting at a temporary surplus and a chance to taste butter again.
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Alfred Rich
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Youth reform and trade schools to aid Troy area youth
A reader urges action to curb youth delinquency by organizing church, clubs, and health agencies. proposes closing reformatories, creating after school trade schools, and building athletic fields and clubs nationwide to give youths productive outlets. He stresses examining youths for physical issues and promoting church attendance and social engagement.
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Inside Story of Nazi Files and Invasion Bets
The column traces Nazi file storage in Frankfurt with US Army involvement and displaced persons hoarded near a warehouse. It notes cabinet moves, Perkins retirement, and shifts in Turkish Russian talks amid Turkey Greece tensions, plus invasion anticipation and China’s Allied role against Japan.
Hamburg Flak Towers Guarded Nazi City
Hamburg, Germany faced a formidable defense as four massive flak and radar towers guarded the Elbe shorelines. More than 300 88mm and larger guns dominated the skyline while 105mm rounds overflowed in racks, and Russian slave laborers reportedly sabotaged guns after German retreat.
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Germany
Elbe
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