Call for Long Term Supreme Court Justices in Arizona
The Arizona Supreme Court should adopt a single long term for its justices to relieve congestion, reduce political pressure, and attract highly qualified, well paid advisers. Proposals include a 25 year term with retirement and advisory roles for former justices, while ensuring adequate compensation and independence.
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Arizona Court
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State Bar Association
Globe map shows world air routes with distance timer
An advertising man Paul Willis creates an air globe for American Airlines listing about 1500 air capitals. The globe blends hemispheres and countries, letting buyers plan imagined trips with a gadget revealing distance and travel time to any location after the war. The note also cites postwar tax increases as reported by the Indianapolis News.
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Paul Willis
American Airlines
The Trouble Maker De Gaulle Clash With Allies
Washington article analyzes friction between General De Gaulle and Allied governments during the invasion. It notes suspected White House bias, De Gaullist ambitions, and calls for a provisional government only after liberation, with De Gaulle participating alongside other leaders.
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David Lawrence Washington
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Roosevelt
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de Gaulle
United States
Britain
White House
Churchill
Casablanca
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North
Africa
Italy
London
Coordination proposal for labor dispute mediation agencies
The New York World Telegram argues for a single program to consolidate and delineate the roles of the NLRB WLB national mediation board labor sections of WPB maritime commission war and navy departments director of economic stabilization and the president.
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Maritime Commission
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New York World-Telegram
Political Pun Weighs Texas Delegates at Democratic Convention
The Arkansas Gazette notes a split in Texas delegation claims at the Democratic national convention, with two groups asserting the state’s influence and destiny.
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Lone Star
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Arkansas Gazette
Army to face manpower squeeze mid November
A cynic would expect another drop in Army manpower by mid November as war demands shift. The piece notes a five thousand dollar prize for the so called typical G I Joe, calling the outcome not typical.
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Kansas City Star
Legalized Looting by Westbroot Pealer
Hartford pension racket exposed as critics target executives who award themselves lifetime annuities with stockholder revenue. The piece accuses high salaried directors and union leaders of greed, urging reform and concrete investigations into executive pensions and related赘.
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Westbroot
Medals and Valor Loosely Pondered in Wartime Rhetoric
The piece muses on medals and citations in war, joking about sixteen medals on one chest and one on another lapel, lampooning warped glory and pawnshop dangers. It celebrates earning recognition while critiquing showy displays, referencing Napoleon Abou ben Adhem and sailors with ribbons, and ends with a biblical quote.
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Paris
Napoleon
Abou Ben Adhem
Angel of the Lord
Guadalcanal
Learn From Failures in Wartime Optimism and Peace
Dre Washington reflects on mothers with sons in Normandy and the Aleutians. He argues progress toward permanent peace exists, citing Kellogg's pact and Henry Stimson's peace efforts, noting failures but urging continued work to honor sacrifices and prevent future wars. The piece honors Kellogg, Stimson, and leaders who pushed for a peace machinery despite setbacks.
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China
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Briand
Roosevelt outlines postwar world order blueprint
President Roosevelt advances a skeleton plan for the postwar world with Hull as a basis, facing Republican and Democratic critique. He signals middle position on the issue, with Britain, Russia, and China likely to hold influence, while a formal super state remains rejected. Debate centers on balance of power and future international arrangements.
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Roosevelt
Wallaces
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Welles
Hull
Ball
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China
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Harry White
Thet
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King Features Syndicate
Camouflage Portrait: Family Shows Uncle Wilhelm in Uniform
A Westchester family, proud of its international ties, updates a great-uncle's portrait. Painter eases the past by dressing the Bismarck-era general in a modern white tie and tails, restoring the dignified image for display.
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Wilhelm
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