Demobilization Debate Sparks Early Plan Talks
War mobilization officials discuss early demobilization plans as the War Department moves to submit a formal discharge plan to the House Committee on Military Affairs. The piece weighs a point system based on service and wounds, public reaction, and the conflicting party platforms on postwar troop release.
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House Committee On Military Affairs
May
America
Carehull
Great Britain
Hersney
Washington Drought Drives Farm Planning Controversy
A Washington dispatch critiques the Agricultural Adjustment Agency’s hint of 30 to 15 percent crop acreage cuts for 1995. The piece denounces planning rhetoric, links it to past saboteur narratives, and notes drought clouds on rich American farmland as farmers face possible reductions.
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Washington
W. . Deddenier
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Ihis
America
Grass Roots Planning Warns of Looming Desert Economy
The passage criticizes top down and impractical national plans toward an economy of abundance. It urges practical local action on water and soil, warning that neglect could drive the country toward waste and scarcity rather than renewal. Observers call for work on homestead areas and shared lessons from past efforts.
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United States
Lemuet
Sind
Maidanek Atrocity Report Stuns The World In Aftermath
Eyewitness accounts from Lublin describe Maidanek camp horrors including gas chambers crematoria mass graves and warehouses filled with victims belongings. The piece argues German culpability and holds the German people responsible for the Nazi crimes as the war continues.
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Lublin
Maidanek
Hitler
Lidice
Herod
Genghis Khan
Akila
Leaky Faucet Sparks French Politics Lesson in Paris Flat
A casual chat on French politics spirals into a tale of a Paris flat's leaking faucet. The janitor, manager, renting agent, and a dummy owner connected to the Chamber of Deputies all complicate resolving the drip as weeks pass and the situation grows increasingly entangled. The dummy owner hides in Algeria, adding to the farcical delay.
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Paris
Miai
Chamber of Deputies
Algeria
Lale
Paris Faucet Troubles and a Futile Plumbing Quest
A bizarre tale unfolds as a fake owner signs papers from Africa and demands revenue stamps to pursue an architect. The would be client rejects the architect, endures a pompous inspection, and finally hires a plumber who proves unhelpful as the faucet remains endlessly leaky.
Roosevelt to campaign actively in fall race despite sit out talk
The piece contends President Roosevelt will actively seek reelection in November, abandoning an earlier suggested sit out strategy. It notes his Hawaii trip at taxpayer cost, planned Paris visit, and engagement with Churchill to bolster support, while Senator Truman accepts the VP nomination with anxious rhetoric about Roosevelt being indispensable.
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Roosevelt
Hawaii
Paris
Ier Vetes
Churchill
Truman
Matty
Franklin Roosevelt
Current Comment Let Neutrals Be Warned
Detroit Free Press editorial questions how neutrals should respond to Hitler and his regime as World War II rages. It argues nations should declare Nazi criminals international outlaws and deny asylum, urging allies to hunt and bring them to justice.
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Hitler
Washington
United Nations
World Organization
Teads
New World Organization
International Court of Justice
International Security Teacue
War era clothing waste sparks UN relief reuse plan
The piece notes 7000 surplus Army uniforms burned as a fire hazard amid rot from dye and chemical exposure. It contrasts this with Lea Crowley’s program remaking discarded uniforms into clothing for European civilians via UNRRA, turning Park Avenue space into a factory for new garments from old.
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Washington
Camp Lee
George Howson
Lea Crowley
Crowley
Park Avenue
UNRRA
Flussia
UNERA
Sam Rayburen
House of Representatives
Zam
House
Rayburh
Gathings
Arkansas
Rayburn
Capitol
Cox
Congressman Gathings
Biven
Anderson
Wardman ‘Park
Reyburn
Andersen
New Mexico
Los Angeles
John R. Carlsop
Monster Without Intellect German War Lapses Debunked
NICOLENO DE TOMMASS argues that German military failures show the Wehrmacht as a mechanical monster lacking intellect. He cites Dunkirk analogies, the North Africa setback, Sevastopol and Odessa losses, and repeated tactical blunders as proof Germany will be defeated again in World War II.
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Thé Record
Wehrmach
Nant
United Nations
Dunkirk
North Africa
Europe
Peollapse
Stalingrad Tepic
Cauicagus
Sevastopoli
Odessa
Caerbourg
Baltic Sea
Leningrad
Baltic
Kaiser
Bismarck
Germany
Nicoleno DE Tommass
I Object to My Union in Politics
In William E Mullins article a Reader's Digest piece argues unions protect laborers but not their political representation. It claims Communists control the CG and questions their loyalty to the United States. The piece invites readers to continue on page fifteen.
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Eslios
William E. Mullins
Reader's Digest
United States
Abolition, Mine Labor, and Economic Pressures Across Nations
The excerpt recalls debates on Negro slavery and abolition in Britain and the United States, noting English mine owners profiting while workers endure harsh conditions. It cites a noble lord denying reform as miners face long shifts, poor ventilation, and hazards, with low wages and scarce savings by 1913. The narrator frames these tensions as part of broader historical discussions.
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Russia
United States
Britain
Ier
England
Africa
Tan
London
George
Religious affiliations of U S Presidents study guide
A fragmented page asks questions about presidents and religion. It inquires which presidents were Episcopalian or Anglican, who attended which church in Virginia, who published a Bible edition under his name, which president was a minister, and which presidents were sons of ministers. It also asks about atheistic labels, Masonry, ticket pairs, Quaker presidents, and native origins. Page Fifteen.
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Jeter
Prdent
Canneers
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