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Meanwhile the U.S. Army claimed its own share of the Japanese skies. In the center of empire, Tokyo was visited anew by some 200 Marianas-based Superfortresses. Sadly a Tokyo newspaper conceded that the Americans might yet land successfully in the Japanese homeland...
...announced the imminence of elections; 2) reinstated previously expelled democratic professors; 3) closed the pro-Axis newspapers Cabildo and El Pampero. But the declarations of war against Germany and Japan by six American sister nations (TIME, Feb. 19) caught Argentina flatfooted, isolated her anew...
...Russia would not win the battle of Germany alone: the Red armies would learn anew how Germany fights from her inner defenses. The western Allies would have to regroup and refill their armies, rebuild their supplies. The process would be slow and painful. The battle of Luzon was not being stopped, the Pacific pipelines were not being reversed, for the benefit of the European struggle. The new reserves would have to come from the remaining fat of a U.S. not yet stripped for total...
What is America? What does it mean to be an American? What is the essential faith of America? Today, by their very presence on distant battlefields, Americans raise these questions anew. This closely reasoned, lucid, lengthy (688-page) book is an effort to provide an answer. The work of a distinguished 68-year-old Harvard philosophy professor (whose Thought and Character of William James was a Pulitzer Prizewinner in 1935), it is a rigorous scrutiny of the foundations of American belief...
Rorello LaGuardia, Manhattan's hustling, bustling little Mayor, who in eleven years of office has proved a tar baby for nicknames ("Butch," "The Hat," "The Little Flower"), was tagged anew at the opening of an "Eat More Fish" campaign: "The Little Flounder...