The Man Is Dead
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1944
Page
4
Grafting Unsound Theories On The American Plan
A critique argues that left wing theories and New Deal policies threaten liberty and constitutional rights. It accuses Roosevelt administration of rapid, executive-driven control and predicts a drift toward total government over private life and enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
New Deal
Roosevelt
America
Or The Golden Bowl Be Broken In Washington
A reflective poem notes the end of strength days and the mind’s restless search through roads and hills. It contrasts a spent body with a roaming mind and asks how to rest the questing heart in a city setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt Should Not Pick Wallace For Running Mate
The piece argues that nominating Henry Wallace as Democratic vice president would endorse his controversial economic theories and beliefs. It cites his writings calling for US promotion of colonial regions economic freedom and hints at opposition from British allies and the Philippines, warning such a choice could doom peace and national interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Wallace
American Council of the Institute of Pacific Relations
United States
India
Netherland Indies
Pacific
Japan
Asia
Indias
Arabia
Burma
Malaya
Egypt
Africa
Philippines
Congress
Roosevelt Politician Who Commands Party and Factions
An editorial lauds Franklin D. Roosevelt as a skilled political operator who controls the national Democratic Party while noting rivals like McNutt Farley Garner Hopkins Wallace and Al Smith. The piece praises his resourcefulness and warns of dissent among supporters who hide their dissatisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Democratic Party
McNutt
Farley
Garner
Hopkins
Wallace
al Smith
Roosevelt
Santa Claus
Mother Of Navies From New York Times Praises Merchant Marine
Editorial lauds merchant marines for transporting troops and supplies to Normandy and beyond. Notes 700,000 different articles and 60 pounds of daily supplies per man, with high casualty rates and immense endurance. Reminds readers the merchant marine was the mother of navies and cites Esek Hopkins and early armed merchant vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Normandy
Mediterranean
Africa
Pacific
London
The
East Indies Company
United States
Esek Hopkins
Air power and sea power debated through letters
Readers discuss terminal velocity and air resistance in bomb drops versus artillery shells, the Corydalis plant name, national debt history, and Hawaii annexation, with references to Navy experts and historical events from 1833 to 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Navy
London
Bomardier
Mystery Weapon Fear For Nazis In Wartime Rhetoric
A wartime column mocks Nazi fears over a rumored new weapon while recalling Hitler's past inventions and bombings. It contrasts Nazi bravado with Allied reprisals and notes leadership changes, including Bill Halsey's relief and reassignment to command.
News of the Past From the Daily Telegraph
Forty years ago today a fire destroyed a section of area and brick rebuilding was planned. Welch resident F Hall joined W A Swan and Co. Engineer P Evans and wife planned a Lynchburg visit. Twenty years ago the Pocahontas baseball team defeated Northfork Elknorn 4 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bh. F. Hall
Welch
W. A. Swan and Company
City
P. Evans
Lynchburg
Klu Klux Klan
Law and Commerce
Pocahontas
Northfork - Elknorn
MacMurray Leaves Paramount for 20th Century Move
Fred MacMurray explains the end of his Paramount contract as a choice to seek outside roles. He notes six foot plus stars are scarce at Paramount and cites his move to 20th Century Fox to begin with Nob Hill. He intends to depart on his own terms rather than be carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacMurray
Paramount
Ray Milland
Sonny Tufts
Alan Ladd
Arturo de Cordova
Kkker
Fred
20Th
Nob Hill
Senator Soaper’s wartime musings and legal hints
A collage of wartime and domestic topics opens with veiled threats about Nazi powder and Rommel facing trial or exile. It notes Japan’s strategy, high wartime prices, and bootleg whiskey in Washington. Also mentions a New York ruling on when one employee forms a bargaining unit and a note on American invasion tank crews returning to driving on the right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Ten years ago today Woodmen lodge rally headline
One hundred fifty men were admitted into the Woodmen of the World lodge at a West Speee ballroom rally. James E. Mann of the AAA board left for the AAA annual meeting in Washington. Mercer County received funds from the state education department and the West Virginia NRA to run a reception program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World Lodge
West Speee
James E. Mann
American Automobile Association
A. A.A
Washington
Mercer County
State Department of Education
West Virginia
Head Quarters Budapest and the Balkans in Parker's View
The text notes Parker’s portrait of a restless Balkan theater spanning Poland Bulgaria and Romania with constant political flux. It highlights frequent meetings with Balkan leaders, exposure of time-servers and grafters, and claims Lupescu and Mme Antonescu stole millions. It urges postwar steps to ensure genuinely representative governments for Romanians Bulgarians and others to prevent repeating tinderbox conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Bulgaria
Balkans
Lupescu
Mme. Antonescu
Romania
Budapest
Parker
Lights of New York Ramblings on Gotham Life in the Eighties
Observational vignette of New York streets and subway life with retirees, shoppers, doormen, expectant mothers, and pedestrians. Mentions of Delicatessen bustle, a plane toward California, a Broadway for rent sign, and Times Square scenes including sailors, merchants, and a hunting dog held as a city prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Times Square
Army
Britain
Harpoon Outbreak Warns Against War Time Improvisations
The fragment warns about makeshift weapons and wartime anxiety. It notes that summer leisure and beach trips clash with rationing and civic expectations. It mentions cans, improvised gear, and public nerves in a period tone.
A Book a Day Balkans Book Warns Again of Tinderbox
John Selby reviews Robert Parker's Headquarters Budapest noting Parker’s vivid journalism from Budapest in 1939 to Istanbul in 1942 and his firsthand observations on how Germany manipulated the Balkans and surrounding powers, with a wealth of new material for American readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Selby
Robert Parker
Budapest
Junto
Europe
Associated Press
Turkey
OWI
Parker
Germany
MacMurray in Humorous Onset of Murder, He Says
Hollywood reports show Fred MacMurray delivering aflat on set for Murder He Says with a pranklike death scene staged by Majorie Main Peter Whitney and William Hall under director George Marshall. The stunt, meant for comic effect, could affect MacMurray’s star value as he returns to 20th Century Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
MacMurray
Fred
Majorie Ain
Peter Whitney
William Hall
Helen Welker
Marjorie Main
Whitney
George Marshall
Tamoant
20Th Century-Fox
Beaver Dam
Wis
Ang
Underground Army Thrusts Endanger Military Control
Associated Press reports French underground actions against the Nazis threaten centralized military control in France. Communiqu s imply coordinated plans with heavy arms smuggling, disrupting rail lines and communications. Reprisals could draw reinforcements from Norway Denmark Holland Belgium and elsewhere, potentially forcing territorial concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Normandy
Allied High Command
Cones Forciny
Norway
Denmark
Holland
Belgium
German Story Of Mass Killing Of Officers Rejected
London report on the German account of 50 Allied airmen killed after a prison camp break. Eden dismissed the claims as an odious crime, citing no wounded and calling it cold butchery. He vowed to pursue all responsible and bring them to justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Eden
Logan Completes Recount of Votes in W Va Election
Logan West Virginia June 23 refuting a motion to set aside votes in 58 precincts the county court completed a recount for 25 Democratic and Republican candidates with one change from the canvass Paul Hollandsworth who trailed by one vote for Democratic executive committee in Triadelphia district replaced B B Sias by the margin of one vote Wallace Ferrell defeated for sheriff in the May primary and Art Cook who sought the Democratic nomination for county court asked exclusion of returns from 58 of 82 precincts including dispute over oath execution by commissioners and precinct clerks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Cook
Dr Greenspon Attends Optometry Meetings in Detroit
Dr William Greenspon attends the annual sessions of the International Association of Boards of Examiners on Optometry in Detroit on June 24 25 and 28. He chairs the committee on examinations and will present its annual report. He will also join the presidents conference of the American Optometric Association as West Virginia’s representative. He returns Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Greenspon
Detroit
International Association of Boards of Examiners
American Optometric Associate
West Viegnia
Greenspon
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