FEPC action and wartime views across nations
Racial discrimination concerns prompt FEPC action against employers and unions. The piece quotes leaders including Lord Halifax and Arthur Greenwood on postwar social justice. It also cites views from Biddle and Bush, plus notes on Sweden and American bombing strategy in the war era.
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Fair Employment Procces Committee
FEPC
Rome
NPEN
Italy
M. P. Arthur Greenwood
Women Won't Talk Chapter XVI
Deputy Shaw takes charge and orders the group from Margaret's room as a doctor is summoned. The scene follows a tense day at Kraiktower with police, a stomach pump, and shifting caretakers while Margaret remains only half conscious.
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Deputy Shaw
Margaret
Clara
Sarah
Mattison
Clint Mattison
Memory Loss Casts Shadow Over Dinner Scene
Rene Ryerson narrates a tense moment as Mrs Grady wakes to grave news from a doctor. Margaret’s mind remains intact yet her memory vanishes, leaving Derek’s death unremembered and the group unsettled as private motives surface. The chapter ends with intrigue hinting at unseen tension among Will Grady and Clint Mattison.
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Will Grady
Tower
Margaret
Derek
Kathy
Connie
Walter
Clint Mattison
Policing Italy and postwar plans by Eisenhower era strategy
Colonel Palmer argues Allied policing and disarmament of Italy hinge on General Eisenhower and Badoglio, with Italy’s surrender forcing occupation to prevent fascist unrest. He urges immediate action and a bold push into northern Italy to leverage Germany's weakened position and seize airbases to strike Germany.
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Col
Frederick Palmer
New York
Italy
Hitler
Eisenhower
Atlantic
Germany
Pietro Badoglio
House of Savoy
Ictor Emmanuel
Badoglio
Balkans
Greece
Sicily
North Africa
A Seasick Army Approaches Sicily
Ernie Pyle recounts the voyage with the U.S. Navy toward Sicily, describing a peaceful sea turned brutal by a pending invasion, the fear of attack, and the near disaster of five coastal searchlights locking onto his ship before dawn. The piece blends personal reflection with vivid combat-page imagery and wartime peril.
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U. S. Navy
Mediterranean
Sicily
Ernie Pyle
Joseph Conrad
Conrad
Supreme High Command
TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL
A filled crossword puzzle with clues across and down entries. The grid lists numerous numbers and word prompts from 1 to 60 including common abbreviations and symbols.
Hollywood Films Return to Sicilian Screens in War Effort
Allied forces ship 40 Hollywood titles to North Africa for distribution in Sicily with Italian dialogue, aiming to win local hearts and minds. The plan, run by the Overseas Motion Picture Bureau, includes newsreels and educational shorts, plus a tour of American industrial strength.
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Sicily
North
Africa
France
United States
Overseas Motion Picture Bureau
Office of War Information
Robert Riskin
OWI
Hollywood
Mr. Jordan
Sun Valley
Flicka
Joe Smith
Bataan
Navy
Mrs. Smith
Owl
Courage conquers all things and faith in adversity
A compilation of quotes on courage faith and justice. Notable lines include Horace Mann on pity and relief, Burke on justice, and a biblical question about fear and faith from Mark. The passage emphasizes moral strength over danger.
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Mediterranean
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