The Wallace Nomination and the Democratic Rift
The piece critiques Henry Wallace's nomination process and the New Deal rifts at Chicago. It notes public dislike of Wallace and the president's role in forcing the choice, while praising Wallace's sincerity and warning against power-driven manipulation in politics. It also contemplates leadership and the danger of coercive influence on voters.
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Washington, D. C
Wallace
Henry Wallace
Henry
Mr. Wallace
John L. Lewis
Garner
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Willkie
Charlie McNary
Doctor New
Chicago
Eiher
United States
Hitler
Washington
Europe
McNary
Ickes
Stimson
Knox
Hopkins
Miss Perkins
Fundamental Strategy of War Undergoes Major Alterations
Weekly analysis by Roger Shay argues German aims shift as World War II dynamics evolve. The piece outlines England’s siege plan, anticipated fall harvest effects, and Winston Churchill’s strategy to starve Europe into submission. It predicts domestic shifts in U S public opinion toward intervention or isolationism based on continental famine fears.
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England
Germany
United States
Italy
Malta
Spain
Gibraltar
Japan
Hongkong
Britain
Portsmouth
Cardiff
Edward VIII
Duke of Windsor
Europe
Winston Church
Hitler
New York Mayors and World Leaders At War Crossroads
The piece tracks wartime views with Mayor LaGuardia urging universal service and Quezon urging American independence. It notes Dornier in New York planning study, Mittelhauser’s army reforms, and shifting European war aims as US oil shipments and political alignments stir debate ahead of the 1940 election.
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New York City
LaGuardia
Manuel Quezon
Philippines
Francis Sayre
Woodrow Wilson
Claude Dornier Jr
Germany
New York
Dornier
Britain
Eugene Mittelhauser
Mittelhauser
Max Weygand
France
Spain
Texas
Venezuela
Colombia
United States
Hitler
Washington
America
Russia
Hitler Talks On Radio Amid Global Wartime Tensions
The piece portrays Hitler’s radio speech translated into a harsh English accent, praises his rationalist stance, and references his claimed peaceful aims while detailing conquests. It notes Allied and Japanese reactions, Hull’s opposition, and shifts in British command structure and policy.
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Hitler
Lord Haw-Haw
British Empire
England
Chamberlain
Daladier
Pacific Coast
Hiller
Goering
Reich
Greater
Germany
Hum
Unrest Faces Windsors Bahama Governorship Challenge
The duke of Windsor faces a tough job as Bahama governor amid social tension and economic reliance on British concessions. Rioting surfaces from a 90 percent black population and sugar favoritism to Britain, while potential birth control debates and geopolitical fears loom.
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Washington, D. C
Windsor Washington
Duke of Windsor
Bahamas
Nassau
England
Germany
Azure Islands
Florida
United Kingdom
Puerto Rico
Churchill Refused Hitler’s Peace Offer Sends Firm No
An emphatic no from Prime Minister Churchill to Hitler’s “last chance peace offer” is reported as England remains hostile. The article notes Churchill’s long personal enmity with Hitler and cites previous attacks on him even when Churchill was a private citizen.
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Adolf Hitler
Churchill
England
Hitler
Puehrer
Easy to Make And Easy to Wear Dress Pattern
A Barbara Bell pattern advertises dress No. 1966-B, showing a five-piece seersucker look with waist darts and front fastening. It highlights comfort, unfettered movement, and rubbable fabric options, designed for sizes 12 to 20 and busts 30 to 40. Quote includes yardage for size 14.
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Barbara Bell
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