Minor Revolution In War News From Postwar Europe
The column notes Russian changes in Ukraine renaming Tarnopol to Ternopol and Czertkow to Chortkov. It cites a Groton Connecticut shipyard vote where 4 to 1 opposed a strike yet the union called it anyway. It also mentions a Japanese war slogan chosen nationally and explained as Spirit harmony stamina total action with playful commentary.
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Ukraine
Tarnopol
Ternopol
Czertkow
Chertkov
Chortkov
Electric Boat Co
Groton
Conn
Shipbuilders and Marine Union
National War Labor Board
Left Wing Crowd Attacks Murray Kilgore Bill in Senate
The piece portrays the CIO Hillman leadership and Murray Kilgore plan as doomed, with President Roosevelt largely absent. It discusses Byrnes opposition, Doughton delays, and internal party splits over postwar relief and unemployment aid. It notes CIO locals breaking from Hillman and members criticizing leadership.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Truman
Wallace
House
Ways and Means
Doughton
George
Jimmy Byrnes
Doughton Committee
Byrnes
South Carolina
White House
Supreme Court
Chicago
Ed Kelly
Boss Hague
Flynn
Cio-Hillman
Hillman
CIO
Bast Lake City
Bauer
Teele
Jonn Lewis
Wise
Labor
Man in Plane on the Western Front
A rescue team frees an RAF flight lieutenant trapped eight days in an upside down bomber on the battlefield between Germans and Americans. Wounded and parched, he remained calm with an Oxford accent, apologizing for delaying the rescue as he recovers in the field.
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London
Oxford
Not So Long Ago Not So Long Ago
A survey of varied items notes German consular inquiries into the Fraike role in a Venezuelan revolution, Mexican education funding, a 13 year old bride barter in Kentucky, and other international and domestic actions. The piece mentions Al Capone at Alcatraz, Amarillo bus terminal praise, and shifting political rhetoric as election approaches.
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German Foreign Office
Trinidad
Fraike
Venezuela
Ezequiel Padilla
Mexico
Kentucky
Dallas
Will McGraw
American Magazine
Amarillo
Bank of France
Salt River Valley
Arizona
al Capone
Alcatraz
Allred
Hunter
Polk Street Professor Cowboy White In Love
The piece humorously describes Cowboy White, a rugged man who has fallen in love for the first time. He neglects his friends and family, daydreams constantly about a nurse and a vine covered cottage, and changes from a hearty eater to a skittish, distracted state.
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Cowboy White
Cowboy
Sherman
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Clipped Page
A partial crossword with horizontal and vertical clues appears, listing definitions and answers for common words. Clues include governor diminutive and Ontario abbreviation, spanning various word lengths and themes.
Liberation of Paris Signals Nazi Control Collapse
War analyst notes liberation marks the rebirth of France and Hitler’s loss of civil and military control. France’s collapse ends as invasion of France becomes decisive. Allied victory hinges on the Normandy breakthrough and future western front strategy.
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Paris
Hitler
France
Normandy
Brittany
Europe
Fuehrer
Shopeless
Rhine
Vistula
East Prussia
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