Editorial: Liberal fringe totalitarianism in wartime policy
The piece criticizes government overreach in World War II era federal agencies. It cites postal snooping on Rose Wilder Lane, OWI and FCC actions pressuring broadcasters, and FCC analyses accusing stations of defaming democracy. The column argues such totalitarian schemes threaten civil liberties and compare bureaucratic overreach to fascism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
LET
Federal
Buno Gestaporeau
United States
Postal Service
Rose Wilder Lane
FCC
Pius
Roosevelt
T. R
America
Mr. Welles
South America
MacArthur Says Japan Exhausted Concentrated Attacks
General Douglas MacArthur states Japan on the Pacific front has exhausted its fuller resources of concentrated attack, has failed, and is now on the defensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Pacific
Douglas MacArthur
Quebec Conference Hailed As Publicity Effort
Washington observers say Roosevelt and Churchill overpromised on Quebec and failed to meet expectations. The piece notes secrecy, limited press access, and planning ahead for later campaigns, with factional tensions in the State Department and shifts among Roosevelt advisers signaling cautious moves ahead of a potential fourth term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mallon
Washington
Quebec
Roosevelt
Churchill
Mackenzie King
Ontario
Canada
Office of War Information
Messrs
Casablanca
Pacific
Welles
Hull
Foreign Office
Russia
State Department
Mr. Welles
Mr. Hull
Democratic Party
White House
Byrnes
Vinson
Eds
Hopkins
Frank
Form
Roseman
Ben Cohen
Highway to Her Heart chapter 8 voyage on river
Cleve and Penny guide a canoe through a rough river with Innes warning of rocks and a portage ahead. They share light banter, Penny grows curious about Cleve’s future, and the group prepares for the dangerous stretch with maps, gear, and teamwork. The scene ends with a brief rest as the river rushes past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve
Penny
Tom Lines
Innes
Bill
le Frene
Rock Portage
Steve
Cteve
Powell Ward
Bradley's Staff Is Little "Family" In Sicily
General Bradley keeps a small, tight front line unit described as a family. Captains Chester Hansen and Lewis Bridge as aides, Sergeant Alex Stout and Corporal Frank Cekada form the core alongside the unnamed chief of staff. The article notes their ages, backgrounds, roles, and Bradley's habit of living in an open tented command post with a map dominated by Sicily and North Africa campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicily
Bradley
Chester Hansen
Elizabeth
N. J
Lewis Bridge
Lodi
Cal
Hensen
Syracuse U
Bridge
California Aggies
Chet
Lew
Alex Stout
Port Barre
Baton Rouge
Stout
Louisiana
Noah
Australia
General Bradley
North Africa
States
Frank Cekada
Calumet, Mich
Frank
Oran
U. S. Military Academy
Japan
Tunisia
Litvinoff Exit Highlights Strains in US Soviet Ties
Dorothy Thompson notes Maxim Litvinoff left Washington discouraged, unable to cement a new policy with the United States. She argues Sumner Welles faced a hostile environment and political infighting led by Cordell Hull weakened wartime policy and risked long term US alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Thompson
Maxim Litvinoff
Washington
Soviet Union
Russia
Sumner Welles
Litvinoff
State Department
Europe
Welles
radio schedule and wartime programs on NBC and blue network
A detailed listing of Wednesday evening through Friday afternoon radio programs across NBC MBS and Blue networks including Fred Waring, Kay Kyser, Mr District Attorney, Tom Dorsey Orchestra, and multiple soaps and news segments with times and station notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KGN
Fred Waring
Victory Tunes
NBC
News of the World
H. V. Kaltenborn
Mrs. North
Tommy Dorsey
Judy
Kay Kyser
College of Musical Knowledge
Richard Harkness
Sky Pilot
Trading Post
Harry Breuer
Freddy Artin
Lew White
Victory Adts
Lyric
Lora Lawton
The
Theater of the Air
David Harum
Frances and
Eddie
Cal Farley
Winstop Duzzit
Lonely Women
Light of the World
Wes Izaard
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
Stella Kas
Lorenzo Jones
Widder Brown
Portia
Life
Bill
Farrell
Neil Bondshu
Amarillo Field
K Ranchers
KFDA
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mbs
Amarillo
Raymond Gram
Blue
Lulu
TSN
National Radio Forum
Eddy Howard
Chez Paree
Fannayivans Hotel Orchestra, Inc
Edgewater Beach
Suardi's
Boake Carter
Ginger
Lanny
Lopez
Cedric Foster
Morton Downey
Dick Tracy
Hop Harrigan
Jack Armstrong
Superman
Puzzler Horizontal Clues From World War I Era
The page lists a long horizontal crossword with numbered clues and partial answers across categories including people, objects, and terms from World War I era. It features definitions for items such as fastener, musical terms, and scientific abbreviations, inviting solver input for a complete grid.
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Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
ae _GErn BOWSR
cme _McCARTY
Telaprons
Ews — Business Department
Cseeeeesers
By Maxine Shore
Ernie Pyle
Bridges
Harry Bridges
Fort Benning
Livinoff
Moscow
European
Earth
Cordell Hull
Orm
TYNEA
M Neo
Par
President Roosevelt
Kiska
Japanese Empire
John L. DeWitt
U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Frederick E. Hasler
Pan-American Society
Henry A. Wallace
Herman P. Eberharter
Pennsylvania
Movie-Radio Guide
Gary Cooper
Shirley Temple
Jinx Falkenberg
Surety
Glass and Allied Lines of Insurance
U.S
Woodrow
Prinee
Egypt
Acties
Joan
Leslie
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