Pattern for Peace Sermon and Postwar Vision
The article discusses a postwar peace pattern based on a moral framework proposed by Rev. Mgr. Fitton J. Sheen and Father Sievin. It argues for a universal ethical standard, human rights, and religious interpretation as paths to a Golden Age, contrasting moral ideals with past power drives and urging international unity among the Allies to resolve global conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr. Fitton J. Sheen
Sievin
Raoral Prinrsi
Monsignor Sheen
Slavin
Potsdam Conference Aims To Safeguard U S Interests
The article discusses Potsdam priorities after Stalin's arrival, stressing that U S decisions about entering the Japanese war are not in doubt. It argues for uniting Allied efforts to establish order in Europe, restore future peace, and protect American liberties against German expansion. It warns against future repeats of past errors and calls for coherent policy across zones in Germany.
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Ezenda
Potsdam
Stalin
Russia
Europe
United States
America
Germany
Near East
Great Britain
Senator Taft and the Bretton Woods Debate
The piece questions Senator Taft’s skepticism of the Bretton Woods postwar finance plan. It notes his opposition despite broad Senate support and the bankers’ generally favorable view. It asks how the public will react and whether Taft has overstepped the facts in his critique.
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Taft
Congress
Bretton Woods
United States
Senate
Tait
Hether
Divine wind myth fuels Japan wartime hope
A controversial wartime piece argues Japan seeks a "secret weapon" after failing to rely on the divine wind. It recalls Halsey’s carrier clash in the Ryukyus, notes ships damaged by giant waves, and compares Japanese morale to past kamikaze omens as storms struck the Third Fleet.
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Japan
Nippon
Hitler
Haan
Ryukyus
Cen Strick
Admiral
America
Kublai Khan
Korea
US Air Power and Typhoon Risk in Invasion Plans
The piece argues weeks of time are needed to press Japan to surrender and warns that large scale amphibious invasions risk failure without weather control and heavy air support. It notes 9600 planes, hidden fleets, and formidable fortifications shaping the invasion outlook.
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Japan
Americas
Italy in UN role debated amid wartime limbo
The piece argues against admitting Italy to the United Nations while it remains in a diplomatic vacuum between war and peace. It notes Italy’s continued status as a co belligerent, postwar uncertainty, and slow progress toward elections and democratic institutions, urging Allied action to fulfill postwar promises.
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Foreign Affairs Committee
Esly
Fiibal Interesiz
Representatia Maresmionio
New York
Italy
Aiy
Germany
Hitler
Congress
United Nations
Trals
France
Belgium
Holland
Poland
Churchill
Current Comment High School for Murderers
The piece argues Japan learns from the United States through war actions and criticizes the Japanese government for Pearl Harbor as coldly calculated murder, claiming war crimes by officials and noting American casualties as victims.
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High School For
Louisvide
Japan
United States
Collees
Pearl Harbor
United ‘States
Thoughtful Garden Reflections Spur Community Letters
A long weekly gardening column shares a personal view on home plots, neighbors, and nature. The writer recalls decades of gardening, trial and error, and simple joys from robins to toads, ending with a humorous note about gardens and children. The piece hints at continued discussion on the page twelve.
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the Record
Wit
Isis
Victory Gardens
Pustand
America’s Navy as a Global Sea Power
A bold outline of sea power showing the U S Navy as an integrated force combining surface ships submarines aircraft carriers and the Marine Corps It highlights cooperation with the Army Air Forces and emphasizes the all service team approach to achieve sustained operations from island bases across the Pacific and the strategic bombing of Japan through logistics and sea control. The article lauds the sacrifices of 4 000 000 sailors and the unprecedented reach of naval power in modern warfare.
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Germany
England
Tominvahas
United States Navy
Jabam
Industriarzets
Japan
Sid P
United States
Secretary of the Navy
Forrestal
Naval Academy
Navy
Marine Corps
Gineers
Pacific
English Channel
Army Grouth
U.S. Navy
Republic
Roosevelt Roast and Coffee Deal Sparks Advertising Row
An advance copy of Eleanor Roosevelt’s September magazine piece is cited as arguing against monetizing the White House. The Pan American Coffee Bureau and U S groups debated her involvement, with disputes over agency handling, trusteeship funds, and a $600000 annual coffee ad account. The Buchanan Agency, linked to Hubbard and Paramount ties, claimed credit for campaign work and an advertising booklet sought to boost U S coffee sales.
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New York
Austrat
Women’s
Eleanor Roosevelt
Lady's Pen
Association
United States
Hopkins
Radner
Buchanan
David Hopkins
Harry Hopkins
White House
John Hertz, Jr
Nate
Lehmah Brothers Bank
Hertz
Paramount Pictures
Paramount
United
Ford Document Reveals Nazi Ties Before Pearl Harbor
The Ford Motor Companys Cologne plant is examined in a confidential 1941 memorandum by Dr. Albert chairman of Ford-Werke A.G. in Cologne. It argues American stock should stay majority to maintain German influence and to keep American models and know how flowing to Germany. The document suggests Ford aided Nazi production and outlines how Germanization of capital could shift control away from the United States.
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Washington
Hitler
Sr. Hlf
Albert
Ford
Germany
Truman
Berlin
Britain
United States
Russia
Standard
Mellon
J. P. Margap
Foral
Kilgore
West Virginia
Pearl Harbor
Ford-Werse A. G
Cologne
Dr. Albert
Pearl Babor
Ford-Werke AG
Itaal
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Paris
Budapest
Bucharest
Copenhagen
The Margarine Poll Readers Choose Pronunciation
Readers across 48 states weighed in on margarine pronunciation in a national poll. Majority favored MAHR-jub-tin while a vocal minority insisted on MAHR-juh-reen or MAHR-gub-reen, despite dictionary norms and English phonetics.
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Wales
Mahr-Guh-Ris
Mahr-Gui-Reen
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