Canada Promotes Segregation Policy Toward Japanese Population
The article reports on Canada’s proposed policy to limit Japanese numbers, segregate loyal from disloyal residents, and disperse those deemed disloyal back to Japan. It discusses preventing concentrated communities and reduces the role of Japanese in the economy while noting unclear national actions and references to U.S. security agencies.
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Canada
Dominion
Japan
United States
War Relocation Authority
Vacant Chair At The Roundtable In British War Poll
A London column notes a 52 percent majority favoring reprisal against Germany for flying bombs but doubts representativeness as British unions push for action and some service members reject gentility during wartime. The piece questions public opinion direction until a general election and highlights cautious restraint in wartime unity.
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London
Services
Isles
State Department
Argentina
Casablanca
Muddled Peace Planning
Washington column notes the wartime world organization talks set for August 21 with under secretaries drafting the framework. Europe’s daily realities in Italy Poland and the Balkans loom larger than the pending plan with little public attention or decisive action.
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Washington
World Organization
Germany
Russia
Britain
China
Bretton Woods
Stalin
Roosevelt
Europe
Italy
Anne McCormick
Rome
Christian Democrats
Poland
Moscow
International Commission of Allies
United States
Balkans
Romania
Bulgaria
Greece
Yugoslavia
France
Winant
King Features Syndicate
American woman’s dream and global unrest in brief
The piece notes an aspirational American dream of marriage to a congressman and a secretary’s $4,000 salary. It contrasts a Pennsylvania farmer who sought water but found gas and oil. It cites a London poll showing 52 percent in favor of reprisals after a robot bomb attack.
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Pennsylvania
London
Terms Defined in New Deal Controversy and Bisbee Deportation Echoes
A New York columnist defines Communist and Fellow-traveler terms and recounts Felix Frankfurter's role in the Roosevelt era. It notes Frankfurter’s Bisbee Deportation probe, Wilson’s commission, and Theodore Roosevelt’s critique of his report amid attacks by IWW and Bolsheviks.
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New York
United States
Felix Frankfurter
Australia
Harvard
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Bisbee
Frankfurter
Ariz
Wilson
New Mexico
IWW
Hitler
Russia
Pancho Villa
Columbus
N. M
Europe
Theodore Roosevelt
Trotsky
Roosevelt
Whyto
Garlic Tales Spark Confusion In Local Markets And Dining
In town, garlic prices and sales draw strong reactions with jokes about ceilings and fines. One dealer faced a ten day quote and a heavy fine for breathing on a judge, while another received a suspended sentence and odd conditions. The piece mixes humor with warnings about garlicky commerce and a bizarre hotel chef anecdote.
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Bugs Raer
Rockies
Florida
New York
Dewey Maintains Calm Path Through Campaign Hurdles
Washington reports Tom Dewey has steadied his GOP campaign with a revitalized national organization. He faced deference to governors' reach and a staged photo session, while steering party bosses to back his Senate choice Thomas Curran after pushing aside Macy.
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Washington
Tom Dewey
Dewey
St. Louis
Herbert Brownell
GOP
Bricker
Gov
DDT
Roosevelt
Simon
Albany
New York
U. S
Henry Wallace
W. Kingsland Macy
Old Guard
Senate
Macy
Executive Mansion
Ed Jackson
Jaeckle
John Crews
Tom Curran
Thomas J. Curran
U. S. Attorney's Office
Tom
Curran
State Committee
J. Russel Sprague
Crews
Chicago
Morrison Hotel
Kelly
la Guardia
Bob Wagner
United Feature Svyn., Inc
End Is Approaching Defines War in Europe Pattern
Washington dispatch argues Allied landings in southern France and Moscow’s east push shape a dual path to German collapse. It predicts morale failure or final victory, with a possible hybrid outcome as Nazi forces redraw reserves toward Germany.
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Washington
Europe
France
Germany
Russia
Norway
Finland
Balkan States
Hitler
Patton
Italy
North Africa
Corsica
Sardinia
Rhine
Poland
Balkan
Yugoslavia
Greece
Aea
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