What’s the Matter With the Navy poll findings
Drew Pearson reports a secret poll revealing widespread discontent among Navy enlisted men. They criticize the caste system, dislike of officers, and limited freedoms, with many wanting to leave and most doubting equal chances to become commissioned. The article cites a push for more democratic treatment and possible consolidation of services as remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Ihe Toy Renold
United States Navy
Gondiisios
Navy
Diana Ute
Annapolis
Feulngtts
Josephs Hmels
Prosecution Details Hitler War Plans and Nazi Conspiracy
The American prosecution outlines how Nazi aggression and war crimes were planned from 1929 onward, naming the German conspiracy to attack multiple nations. It asserts Adolf Hitler as the leader and master criminal, highlighting evidence from Meninberg and trials that expose the Wehrmacht’s role before Poland’s invasion.
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Sweinberg
Mweniberg
Bat
Averestini
Vie
Germany
Nurreberg
Wehrmacht
Poland
Darkness Overhead Roars From Ailing Regime
Fragmented wartime rhetoric denounces a tyrant’s aims and brutal policies. Allegations of betrayals and manipulation emerge as top leaders and military commanders are blamed for orders of ruthless actions against civilians and targeted groups. The piece critiques German aims and worldwide condemnation, urging resistance to depravity.
Anglican Church votes to spend 4 million on public advertising
The Church of England plans a five year, 4 million dollar media push to revive religion in Britain. The move, backed by bishops, envisions press, pictures, theater, radio, and TV campaigns as a modern missionary effort amid concerns over secularism and postwar disbelief.
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Church of England
Vight Pont Campagnes
Mtil
Piraps Gands
Rorchester
Britain
Chelmsford
Greek political turmoil and British interference threaten Greek monarchy
A fragmented Greek political scene after the civil war prompts Regent to seek a coalition including former premiers. British officials push for a royal restoration while wary of Soviet influence through the Greek Liberation Movement. The aim is a stable government, but deep divisions risk chaos as monarchists and republicans clash.
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Greece
Hector MacNeil
Reginald Leepel
Sema Ahser
Vantems
I Ws
Saphou
Hist
Paniyotis Kanellopoulnus
Pomno
Hressie
Finm
Louden Gidver
George
Dimaskinog
Wispshat Hs
Joshe
Britain
Burtara
ELM
Greek Liberation Movement
Muse
Surfaer
Sophoulis Bnbmet Ervienids
Unsanded Phrase About Suv Ty In Freedom Struggle
A garbled line praises Suv Ty's efforts against enemies of freedom but laments the reward as his power being used as a pawn in politics. The wording is unclear and lacks verifiable facts or explicit individuals.
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Cdn Pelilian
Tolkshrie
Foven
Muta Mobile Yoottelinn
Lie Jung
Murl Fas
Postwar Crime Wave and Youth Offender Trends
A postwar crime wave is discussed with a sharp rise in offenses among youth. Authorities note high youth involvement in burglaries and auto thefts, while police and communities explore preventive measures, including parental, school, church, and local government actions. The piece highlights wartime impacts, preventive community work, and a call for stronger protections and civic engagement.
Ellen Glasgow 71. Southern novelist dies at Rochmani Virginia
Obituary notes the life of Ellen Glasgow who died at 71 at her Rochmani Virginia home. Born to Virginia and Maryland lineage, she wrote the Civil War era novel Barren Ground and other works exposing social class, gender, and economic issues. Her sharp wit and mastery of manners earned her recognition as a distinguished American novelist.
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Ellen GlasgoWs
Barren Ceraund
Rochmani
Virginia
Wason
Drvon
Eilen Glasgow
Ellen Glasgow
Porinda Oakley
Pulse of the People editorials on publication rights and naval training
Readers sign declarations to avoid publication. The Record reserves edits. Articles discuss flight speeds by Lockheed craft, military training differences between Navy and Army officers, and inquiries about travel times by plane or ship to the West Coast.
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Mtuntla
Teood
Manik
Prelude to War Debates On U S Japan Readiness and Policy
The column argues the United States was unprepared for war with Japan and that Roosevelt sought to stall rather than provoke. It cites debates over diplomacy, the 26th note as an ultimatum, and calls for friendlier policy toward Japan, urging earlier arms buildup and less discrimination against Japanese immigrants.
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Washington
Pearl Hartor
Congress
Nomely
United States
Japan
Roosevelt
Hitler
Talvy Uut
Hooxevelty
Atlantic
Americas
America
Department of State
Nper
Beltain
Pole Party
Boars Harbor
Kia Iml
Inter
Enrtier
Arorica
Presenting Prumac Wage Strikes in General Motors Debate
Moley argues Prumac will face trouble as wage demands and a broad spectrum of economic concerns converge on General Motors and manufacturing in 1946. He weighs political calculations, labor power, and potential living costs, noting secrecy in foreign policy and the administration's cautious stance shaping future industry and employment.
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Prumac
Gener
Federsl
Blivan
Fi8
General Motors
Rch
UAW
Madpower Commission Abticities
Nuretand
Tinman
Indor Crisia
Navy Poll Shows Enlisted Discontent With Caste System
Washington Merry Go Round notes a Gallup poll of Naval men, taken in late July, showing most would not stay in the Navy after the war. Only 10 percent of career sailors wished to remain, with 60 percent citing caste system and dislike of officers as the main reason for leaving. The study suggests modern officers lack focus on human relations and enlisted advancement, while fears of upheaval and planned postwar demobilization influence responses.
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Washington
Navy
Gallup
Annapolis
Congressional Committee
Ittport
Regula Navy
Gal- Wp
Eric Koper
Okinawa
Pacific
Irthermore
Pronunciation quirks of loanwords and old spellings
A fragmentary discussion on English pronunciation of French loans and mispronunciations. Notes on main you, deshabille, mauve, taupe, and how digraphs like au and bh yield common errors. Mentions Colby punctuation rules and a pamphlet offer.
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Noah
Ibnew
Coulton
Taupe
Frank Colby
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