Invasion Golden Chance for Air Power
The invasion of Europe in 1944 will be a massive combined operation led by General Eisenhower with General Marshall as chief of staff. Allied air and sea power must be synchronized to overwhelm Germany while continuing strategic bombing to prevent diverging defense. Russia will assist, and attacks extend to the Mediterranean and Balkans. U boats are beaten and supplies flow to the front as Allied forces prepare for a decisive knockout blow.
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Pressure Groups Doom Democracy Says Robert Quillen
Robert Quillen laments democracy eroding under pressure groups as Congress members yield to blackmail by minority lobbies. He cites Anti-Saloon League tactics and warns of a government by the few for the few, urging patriotic action to restore majority rule.
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Out of The Past Be Not Merely Good
A concise quotation attributes to Thoreau urging not just goodness but purpose, framing a call to meaningful action beyond mere virtue.
All-Out Attack and Unity in Faith, Dr. Newton Says
Dr. Newton argues that total war tactics rely on dividing enemies, while a grand, all-out assault and church unity are needed. He cites Lee, Gettysburg, and the battle for the soul of man to warn against attacking in sections and emphasizes unity among sects for spiritual life.
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R. Douglas Freeman
Robert E. Lee
Gettysburg
Lee
Forces of Freedom
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Troy
Sons of Light
Sons of Darkness
St. Paul
Economic dynamite in grocery bills and rents
A compilation of statements from Ches ter Bowles of OPA and Prime Minister Smuts of South Africa and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt emphasizing broad, global thinking versus personal concerns as the world shifts to a new economic era. The quotes highlight courage and fundamental reassessment in facing rising costs and changing times.
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OPA
Chester Bowles
Europe
Jan Christiaan Smuts
Union of South Africa
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Czech Treaty Forecasts What Russia Seeks for Europe
Paul Mallon argues that the Stalin Benes accord signals Moscow’s postwar aims across Europe. He claims Hull withheld approval, warns of Russia riding influence over Poland Hungary Austria and possibly Romania, while Baltic states and Finland may be absorbed. He warns against counter alliances and notes potential shifts toward a Russian dominated order.
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Roosevelt Should Report Promptly on Teheran and Cairo Talks
Column urges President Roosevelt to quickly disclose the outlines of decisions from Teheran and Cairo to quash rumors. It notes rumors about Marshall, Eisenhower, and Churchill, calls for frank public briefing, and argues democratic participation depends on public disclosure of international bargains and political steps.
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Bulgaria Will Bear Watching As Axis Bonds Fray
Raymond Moley argues that the first effects of the Russian Czechoslovak treaty will reveal cracks among Nazi satellites. Bulgaria will be watched as peace feelers surface and Bulgars seek release from their war predicament, with possible shifting sides. Russia observers may report German Balkan activity while Turkey and the Balkans press non belligerency. The Bulgarian king Boris dies after refusing to attack Russia, signaling shifting loyalties in a tense region.
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Roosevelt should declare 1944 run if he wants party unity
President Roosevelt faces pressure from advisers to reveal whether he will seek renomination in 1944. South and anti New Deal factions threaten party discipline while wartime prosperity shifts control in several states. Leaders argue a clear decision could rally the party or, if he steps aside, reframe the race.
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Roosevelt
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Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Lister Hill
Alabama
Barkley
James A. Simpson
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Coke R. Stevenson
W. Lee O’daniel
James E. Ferguson
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Democratic Party
Nibbles on Mideast Politics and Gandhi Attire
The piece riffs on the lend lease motto and hints at Saudi king involvement near Kuwait. It quips Gandhi’s hatmade from thirty yards of muslin versus pants from one yard, reflecting satirical foreign policy. The tone is witty political commentary with sharp contrasts.
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Mahatma Gandhi
Acne and diet myths debunked by medical authorities
Dr Wm Brady states there is no scientific basis for avoiding fats or sweets for acne. He argues oiliness and skin condition are not tied to dietary fat intake and explains sebaceous gland activity varies with age, not diet, urging cosmetic oils only when skin grows dry with age.
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Exploring Mind Psychology Q and A by Wiggam
Dr. Albert E Wiggam answers questions on marriage risk and mind tests. He notes hasty engagements end in divorce about half the time and cites Detroit study showing half of emotionally unstable drivers fail to identify city landmarks. He adds university student attitudes toward war and capital punishment show little regional difference.
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