Facts and Opinion By David Lawrence on De Gaulle Rift
A Withering critique argues De Gaulle’s clash with Eisenhower and Allied policy risks undermining the invasion. The piece urges open diplomacy, denies Roosevelt hostility to De Gaulle, and says the Allies should let the municipal and temporary government take shape in liberated France while preserving French choice.
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No Man Is Frowned Upon If He Has Smile Good Manners
Robert Quillen argues that the virtue of courtesy and optimism spreads through society like seed. He contrasts a cynical, needy salesman with a cheerful, energetic fundraiser, showing how positive behavior attracts support and improves outcomes for merchants and publishers alike. The piece notes how goodwill and confidence create reciprocal respect and better results.
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New Paths in Life Encourage Fresh Interests
Today's Talk urges maintaining varied interests to stay active. By George Matthew Adams notes that limiting habits dulls the mind, and cites William James on feeding desires. The piece champions wandering into new pursuits, reshaping routines, and embracing lifelong learning for constant stimulation and growth.
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When a Person is Down in the World Help Counts
A quoted aphorism by Bulwer about practical aid over preaching when someone faces hardship, emphasizing compassionate action over words. The piece presents a timeless moral on generosity and support.
They Say Industrial Expansion Needed
Henry Ford warns that America and the world lack sufficient industry and more is essential for political and economic freedom. Federal Judge Learned Hand cautions that if legislatures push bills to shift disputes to courts, liberty survives nowhere. Lt. Gen. Barney M. Giles warns German use of the U S Air Force could have ended the invasion.
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Political Union Oversight and Labor Regulation Debate
Paul Mallon notes federal scrutiny of union campaign spending and the role of Dies and Hillman. He cites upcoming hearings, election analyses in Ohio and New York, and a broader clash over labor union accountability versus “smear” fears. The Supreme Court rulings on unions and insurance regulation frame the debate.
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British Navy Key Force in Blasting Nazi Atlantic Wall
Washington report credits the British navy with leading raids on Hitler's Atlantic Wall, destroying pillboxes forts and coastal installations within 12 miles of shore. US warships supported the effort though weather and signals may have limited efficacy. Also notes naval roles, another ambassadorial move and Pacific war pacing with late lights at the Office of Economic Warfare.
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FEA
Planes Hit Tokyo as War Plans Narrow Targets
Marquis W. Childs notes that leakage limited to some reporters shows the B 29 bombing plan against Japan is near, with Tokyo likely attacked soon in a concentrated campaign. He warns of risks and moral stakes, urging caution and resolve as Allied forces press strikes and prepare for further setbacks.
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Labor and Democracy: Willkie’s 1944 Labor Platform
Wendell L. Willkie argues the labor question requires a modern Republican platform addressing wage laws compulsory insurance and collective bargaining. He urges labor management cooperation, labor representation in government and a peaceful transition to postwar industry to counter fascist threats and sustain democracy.
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Afterwar marriage question for men in war era
Dr A E Wiggam discusses postwar society and sex morals. He notes two million more women than men in England after conflict, cites potential issues for the United States and Canada, and weighs whether polygamy could curb illicit relations. He argues war reduces intelligence but preserves heredity while highlighting personal courage versus public opinion.
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England
United States
Canada
A Real Headache for Adolf by Bugs Baer
Arthur Bugs Baer argues history shows peoples defeat armies not nations and predicts Adolf Hitler will sign a non aggression pact with a string of paper dolls before year end. He cites French revolutions as warning and warns of looming reprisals.
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Fine Point Jewelry Question in Costume Debate
A reader notes dime store baubles now appear in South Sea styles as shown, while asking whether they can be called costume jewelry without a case to justify the title. The column labeled Mad Way poses the inquiry about identity and labeling of fashion accessories.
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Omaha World-Herald
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