Voting age debate and inflation impact outlined
A Gallup survey flags shifting favor toward lowering the voting age to 18 arguing young voters have fight age and awareness though lacking experience. The piece also quotes War Food Administrator Chester Davis on inflation and civilian food supply amid wartime constraints.
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Meat Surplus and Food Policy Debate
Washington column notes a meat surplus as cattle and hogs flood markets before September. It argues for a single nonpolitical head to direct production, marketing, and price, and critiques the FCC Cox probe, suggesting liberal signals hinder indictments and war secrecy shields actions.
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Women Won't Talk Murder Mystery Revealed at Kraiktower
Marthe Kraik confronts family tensions at Kraiktower as a dead man lies in the ravine. Kathy and Margaret face shock, while the sheriff arrives and Kathy is urged to deny knowing the victim Derek. The scene escalates with juried family secrets and mounting danger.
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George Baker
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War and peace unity voices in postwar economy
A series of statements from US, Britain, China, and the former Soviet envoy stress unity, economic cooperation, and hard deadlines for Axis defeat. Nelson of WPB asserts wartime cooperation as path to peacetime经济 collaboration. Chiang Kai-shek predicts Axis doom within two years. Davies warns Russia is essential for victory and lasting peace.
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WPB
Donald Nelson
Chiang Kai-shek
Russia
Joseph E. Davies
Nice Girls in North Africa by Ernie Pyle
Ernie Pyle reports on the WACs in North Africa as a small, concentrated unit living in a city center and a convent. He notes a shortage of WACs, with roughly 274 women in one company arriving Jan 26, and dispels rumors that 25 percent have been sent home, confirming only four return due to adjustment issues.
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Army
Holmes
New Deal tainted with radicalism debate centers on ouster of appointees
President Roosevelt defied House attempts to remove three officials over alleged Communist ties. Dies committee claims taint. Kerr committee hearings led to funding fights. Legal debate centers on constitutional bill of attainder and potential court battles as 1944 election looms.
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Night Battle Nearby El Guettar Under Starry Sky
Cosmopolitan recounts a spring night near El Guettar as American 2nd Corps confronts Nazi forces at Gumtree Road. The engagement features 88 mm guns, Panzers, air raids, and German psychological warfare, met with swift Yankee counterfire and resolve.
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Bombing of Boise City Shocks Oklahoma Town
A US Army air base trainee misled by 45 miles bombed Boise City Oklahoma last week. Six practice bombs struck near the Baptist Church and a local garage, exploding loudly as residents fled. Fred Kreiger and others recounted the night as officials notified the FBI and Adjutant General.
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Boise Okla
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Boise City
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John Atkins
FBI
Oklahoma City
Adjutant General
Private Archduke and a U S Army Pilot Headline
A letter from Pvt Archduke Felix reveals a sprig of European royalty in training with the U S Army. An aviation note cites a pilot flying an A 36 fighter bomber and a congressman from Virginia Rep Willis Robertson seeks inflationary funding.
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United States Army
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Archduke Felix
Willis Robertson
Virginia
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