Home Front Complacent, Miller Asserts
Miller urges Americans to quit feeling they have done enough for the war effort. The Red Cross field director, a former football coach, emphasizes the infantryman’s sacrifices and criticizes homefront complacency while recounting his 32 months overseas with the division. He notes the frontline soldier endures foxholes, rationing, and absence from home, far from Australia or bases.
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E. M. Miller
Red Cross
Cedar Rapids
Miller
Australia
New Guinea
Eleanor Roosevelts plea urges women to think world problems
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt told a Buffalo luncheon that women should vote and deeply consider global issues to enable a peaceful world. She urged organized relations to prevent future wars and dismissed the Morgenthau plan as a set of discussion memoranda lacking concrete details.
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Buffalo
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
Buffalo Citizens’ Committee
Roosevelt
Treasury
Morgenthau
Bricker Outlines Postwar Jobs Policy in Nevada Speech
Gov. John W. Bricker of Ohio presented a production based plan as the key to postwar jobs. He urged repudiation of alien forces he labeled as economic slaves and called for government to boost industry and develop constructive social responsibility programs.
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Reno
Nev
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Nevada
Earl Browder
Bricker
Bricker assails New Deal vow to keep soldiers after war
Gov John W Bricker denounces administration denial of postwar military retention as unreliable. He accuses Democrats of political manipulation on radio networks to frame the issue. Bricker questions Hillman and Roosevelt for obstructing soldiers voting and exposing class hatred and power plays.
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Fresno
Calif
John W. Bricker
Bricker
Hillman
Mr. Roosevelt
New Deal
Maas Claims Pearl Harbor Report Withheld By Administration
Representative Melvin J. Maas of Minnesota says the administration is delaying release of a new Pearl Harbor inquiry report. He vows to push for publication before the election. Maas spoke to the St. Paul Business and Professional Men's association.
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ST. Paul
Melvin J. Maas
R-Minn
National Administration
Pearl Harbor
Board of Inquiry
U. S. Navy
Maas
Roosevelt Officials Informed Six Hours Before Pearl Harbor Attack
Maas claims Washington knew the time and place of Japan's Hawaii strike six hours ahead but did not warn Pearl Harbor forces. He says a naval board of inquiry, created by Congress, completed its report and was ordered to present it immediately, yet the administration aims to suppress it until after the election.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Maas
Naval Board of Inquiry
Congress
Ickes Sees Trend Toward Roosevelt in Democrat Momentum
Interior Secretary Ickes said the presidential campaign shows a trend toward Roosevelt. He cited large registration and a big Democratic vote as evidence and criticized Dewey as petulant and querulous, suggesting the GOP candidate faces a difficult path to November.
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LLP
Ickes
Roosevelt
Dewey
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