Editorial View of Allied Efforts and Finland’s Dilemma
The Times and Express praise American and British troops for Cherbourg success while contrasting diplomatic rhetoric with frontline reality. The piece notes Allied cohesion, Finland’s by with Germany stance, and the looming consequences for Nazi satellites as war widens. The author emphasizes shared purpose beyond diplomacy and reports on Finland choosing to resist occupation amid a brutal war.
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London
The
Times
Lord Beaverbrook
Express
Cherbourg
the Times
Europe
Main Street
Washington
Downing Street
Kremlin
Chungking
Guadalcanal
Stalingrad
Alamein
Finland
Germany
Ribbentrop
Russia
Red Army
Flight to Russia ends 7000 mile shuttle tours from England
Lt Frank Petroil of Cicero Illinois recounts a 7000 mile shuttle mission from England to Russia and Italy with American bombers and fighters. He describes encounters in a Russian home a piano boogie woogie and dances with Russian girls while noting devastation and hospitality. He mentions meeting Russian pilots and tastes of kapusta and chocolate after flights with Lt Tom Kemp.
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Europe
Russia
Italy
England
Frank Petroil
Cicero
Ill
Czechoslovakia
Frank J. Petroil
de Paul University
Chicago
Frank Petrdil
Associated Press
Portress
Tom Kemp
Chattanooga
Tenn
Nina
Tom
Zdravstviete
Stormovik
Stalin
Basel
Roosevelt
Time Gets Away in the Night in Normandy Gunpit
Ernie Pyle recalls a sleepless Normandy night with an ack ack battery. Soldiers sing softly between bursts, endure biting cold, and wake to a dawn that reveals barrage balloons and seven enemy planes shot down. Our planes approach as security returns for another night.
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Normandy
Tipperary
Polk Street Professor and the Secrets of Domestic Peace
A mix of domestic anecdotes on secrecy between spouses and a call for steady progress in creating a permanent peace framework. The narrator cites past harms from revealing secrets and urges careful conversation and restraint in public life. References appear to Secretary James Forrestal and a cautious approach to international organization-building.
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James Forrestal
Bretton Woods Debate Opens On Global Trade Links
Walter Lippmann argues at Bretton Woods the aim is to enable cross border trade amid diverse domestic systems. He notes 1944 plans favor domestic freedom over international conformity and calls for continual consultation to inform Americans about world economic changes.
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Walter Lippmann
Bretton Woods
Lippmann
United Kingdom
United States
Treasury
Monetary Fund
Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Favor Two-Term Limit Gains Among Voters
George Gallup reports a rising majority support for a constitutional amendment banning presidents from serving more than two terms. Survey shows 46 percent favor among general voters, rising to 62 percent with no opinion included, and 44 percent of Roosevelt supporters and 88 percent of Dewey supporters favoring the limit.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Roosevelt
United States
Thomas E. Dewey
F.D.R. Dewey
Dewey
Crossword puzzle actress horizontal and vertical clues
A mixed crossword list of actress and word clues across horizontal and vertical entries. The puzzle includes film names, descriptive terms, measurements, abbreviations, and object names to fill a grid. It lists clues like Picture actress, Auricle, Dawn combining form, and Egyptian sun god with various lengths and cross references.
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Globe News Publishing, Co
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Wesley Izzard
Ernie Pyle
France
Polk Street
Mary Adell Miner
A Polk
WEY
Mary Montgomery
Marie Earle
Herbert Drug
Bull Tire CO
Tyler
Moon Mullins
Sim
Kayo
MR. Branner
Donald Duck
Y. Kitt
Borhoo
Mrs. Smith
JONES
Walt Disney Productions
Superman
Red Ryder
Larke
Red Rider
Ryder