Revolt in Germany and Guam drive amid wartime upheaval
Reports from the Western Newspr Union detail a German revolt after Hitler survive a bomb attack as Tojo’s cabinet falls and a new leadership vows civilian participation. Allied forces push on Guam and Saipan, while Rommel counters in Normandy and Russians press into East Prussia and Poland. The platform reforms in Chicago pledge New Deal Redux and postwar relief.
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Germany
Hitler
Guam
Tojo
U. S
Pearl Harbor
Saipan Island
Marianas
Normandy
Marshall Rommel
East Prussia
Poland
Italy
Livorno
Lwow
Warsaw
Oberlin Carter dies at 88 in Chicago
Oberlin M. Carter once dubbed the American Dreyfuss by critics for his long battle to overturn a court martial conviction died in Chicago at age 88. He had been charged with and convicted of defrauding the U S government of two million dollars tied to a Savannah Georgia project.
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Amerigan Dreyfuss
Oberlin M. Carter
U S. Army
Dreyfuss
Chicago
Savannah
Can Roosevelt Be Beaten In The 1948 Election
Washington dispatch reports mixed views on Roosevelt and Dewey at the Republican convention. Analysts assess regional strengths, with Dewey favored in some West states and farm states leaning Republican, while the South trends Democratic. A preliminary state canvass shows Roosevelt 184, Dewey 239, with 109 doubtful and 266 needed to win.
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Dewey
Washington
Roosevelt
London Times
British Empire
Times
Pacific Coast
Oregon
California
Warren
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Idaho
Arizona
New Mexico
Montana
Utah
Nevada
CIO
Kansas
Iowa
Prizain i
Indiana
Bricker
Ohio
New York
David
Goliath
Army Fears Political Snarl In Handling News for GIs
A wartime debate over service news coverage as Congress passes Title Five to bar political propaganda in armed forces outlets. Col. White's plan for a metropolitan Stars and Stripes clashes with wartime restrictions, sparking calls for a clarity amendment and defense department positions. The piece links editorial tensions to broader morale and political control during WWII.
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WNU
Union Trust
Washington, D. C
Congress
New York Herald- Tribune
Algiers
Stars & Stripes
Service
Egbert White
Paris
Washington
The
Republic
War Department
White
Stars &Stripes
Associated Press
Army News Service
New York
Africa
Eisenhower
Egypt
Saturday Evening Post
General Surles
Army Public Relations
Stimson
Roosevelt
Rome
Normandy
Rome Stars & Stripes
Dewey
Bricker
Hoover
Farley
Herald-Tribune
Mediterranean
Washington Army
Taft
Br'er Fox
Joe
Army
Council On Books
Lucas
Henry Stimson
Colonel White
Chaumont
London
Casablanca
Oran
Naples
Cairo
Middle East
Evacuated Tokyo School Children Move to Rural Areas
The Japanese Domet agency reports about 30,000 school children have been evacuated from Tokyo to rural districts since July 8. Radio Cherbourg begins daily broadcasts with From the liberated soil of France Radio Cherbourg speaks to you. A British Information Service document titled A Continent-Index to Maps for the Allied North African landing filled a warehouse at the embarkation port.
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Domet
Tokyo
Radio Cherbourg
France
British Information Service
Ntaeae
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Western Newspaper Union
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Pacific
Hediki Tojo
Tokio
Garapan
Farm Security Administration
Europe
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Gestapo
Heinrich Himmler
Russ
Caen
India
Muzzafarpur
Champaran
Bihar
Paulmallon
Union
San Francisco
Legion of Merit
Cologne
Bankhage
Mitteng & Spreell Co
St Lous
Vernen
St. Louis
Frank J. Hauss
East St. Louis
Apex Co
Vernon
Jersey
Ridge Bun Farms
Box 26
Aurora
Missouri
Mittoug & Spruell Co
A.G. Brauer Supply CO
ST. Lows 3
Mittany & Spracil Co
Mittong & Spraell Co
Reece
Inay
Gray
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Doans
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