Invasion Probability Shaped by Weather and Strategy
The piece argues the invasion is certain with timing linked to weather and Allied coordination. It highlights Russia as pivotal, outlines potential Balkan and Nor thern European operations, and notes air power and a prolonged war into autumn 1945 with ongoing Japan- Europe-wide efforts.
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Jlaseington-At
Italy
Quebec
Teheran
Lawrence
Churchill
Russia
Stalin
Germany
Japan
India
Burma
Europe
Saving Delinquent Kids Builds Safer Communities
By Robert Quillen a college trained Negro woman works to reform delinquent colored boys amid neglect and environment. Courts praise her but many resist, while readers are urged to invest time and money to turn potential criminals into productive neighbors.
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Southwest
Vachel Lindsay Remembered as Poetic Voice of America
In Today’s Talk by By George Matthew Adams the poet Vachel Lindsay is praised as a great American voice whose death at a young age was mourned. The piece argues Lindsay deserved wider recognition and education access, noting his Springfield Illinois roots and comparison to Whitman and Lincoln.
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Vachel Lindsay
John the Baptist
America
Walt Whitman
Whitman
Rachel Lindsay
Wichita
Kan
Edgar Lee Masters
Masters
Lindsay
Hemlock
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Out of the Past Refinement Cre ates Beauty Everywhere
The quote by William Hazlitt discusses refinement as creating beauty in all things while suggesting ugliness lies in the observer rather than the object. It frames aesthetics as a matter of perception and taste rather than intrinsic quality.
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William Hazlitt
Sen Holman demands probe into UN war strategy reports
Senator Rufus Holman of Oregon calls for a showdown over reports that United Nations political leaders have dictated war plans contrary to military advice, saying the Italian front and other areas show troubling military signs and concern responsible citizens.
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Rufus Holman
R-Ore
United Nations
Italy
Communist Victory in ALP May Signal Loss of Labor Power
Paul Mallon argues New York ALP results show Communist control of the party, predicting Roosevelt and LaGuardia suffer and ALP fades. He notes Hillman faction votes, urban districts, and warns about fourth term politics as Republicans seize the issue. Also mentions Oklahoma special election and O Connell brothers in Albany, with Farley tensions.
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Yuasengton Olen
American Labor Party
New York
Hillman Fac
LaGuardia
Devil
O'Connell Brothers
Albany Machine
Jim Farley
Two Southern Senate Primaries Test Roosevelt Loyalty
The May 2 Florida and Alabama Senate primaries pit Claude Pepper and Lister Hill against challengers who accuse them of backing the New Deal. Jamies A. Simpson campaigns on reducing federal bureaucrats and addressing race relations in the South.
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Senator Hill
Jamies A. Simpson
State Senate
Simpson
South
Pepper
Hill
Roosevelt
Bricker Compared With Landon In 1940 Presidential Push
Marquis W. Childs notes Gov. Bricker of Ohio blends country boy image with polished oratory and strategic campaigning. Bricker relies on loyal party networks, delays primaries, and builds delegate strength for a June convention while facing warning signs from southern anti New Deal forces.
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OT Springs
Ark
Bricker
Ohio
Harding
Washington
Alf Landon
Kansas
Landon
Dewey
New Yorker
Dr Wm Brady Warns Against Sedatives For Nervous Weakness
The author argues there is no real nerve weakness and critiques sedatives like chloral hydrate and barbiturates. He notes habit formation, lowered morale, and mental decline from long term use, describing effects such as anxiety, memory loss, and impaired judgment.
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Maggie
Bartedo
Wordy Congressmen Tarnish House Image With War Issue Rhetoric
In a spirited but chaotic stretch the House debates war policy and tax measures while sidelining major legislation. Rep. Hoffman and Rep. Church lead a lengthy display of partisan remarks as colleagues urge focus on pressing bills. A separate Oklahoma race features Choctaw candidates in a pointed subcommittee exchange.
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Ashington
Congress
United States
Pearson
House
Senate
House of Representatives
Clare Hoffman
Michigan
John Rankin
Mississippi
Picayune
U. S
Herman Eberharter
Pennsylvania
Adolph Sabath
Ilinois
Hoffman
Eberharter
Measles Fatal for Soldiers Surpasses Poison Gas Deaths
In the World War I era, a telling quote notes that more soldiers died of measles than gas exposure. The piece emphasizes nursing standards from Florence Nightingale and the enduring value of cleanliness, quiet, warmth, proper diet, and home news for recovery.
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Florence Nightingale
Scutari
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Bugs" Boer
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