Flashes in Germany Hint at Possible Revolt
Reports from Luxembourg by Pierre J. Huss describe six nights of bright lights and blue flashes over Ruhr and Rhineland factories linked to slave labor reactions to General Eisenhower s resistance call. U S Ninth Air Force flyers observed the phenomena in Cologne Bonn Duesseldorf Duisburg Aachen Dortmund and Munchen Gladbach and question if the war is over.
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U. S. Ninth Air Force
Luxembourg
INS
Hitler
Ruhr
Rhineland
Dwight D. Lisenhower
Germany
United States
Saar
Reich
Ninth U.S Air Force
Cologne
Bonn
Duesseldorf
Duisburg
Aachen
Dortmund
Munchen-Gladbach
Pillsbury Mills Declares First Dividend on Preferred Stock
The Pillsbury Mills board of directors declared a first dividend of 1.3314 dollars per share on the new cumulative preferred stock, payable January 15, 1945, to stockholders of record January 2, 1945.
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Minneapolis
Pillsbury Mills, Inc
Shipstead backs Dewey in Minnesota race
Minnesota's senior senator Henrik Shipstead, longtime liberal, denounces Roosevelt's foreign and domestic policy and endorses Gov. Thomas E. Dewey. He cites Dewey's reputed anti corruption stance and argues Roosevelt steered the nation toward war, misjudging disarmament moves at the world conference. Ball offered only indirect remarks supporting the President on foreign policy.
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Duluth
Farmer
Roosevelt
Shipstead
Norman Davis
Britain
France
Germany
Nelson backs Roosevelt as man of most know how
Washington AP report notes Donald M. Nelson urging Roosevelt’s re election. Nelson, former War Production Board chairman and current economic envoy, called Roosevelt the man with the most know how for the job.
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Donald Nelson
Roosevelt
Washington
Donald M. Nelson
Nelson
War Production Board
Independent voter backs Roosevelt in wartime radio speech
The speaker, an ex Republican, praised Franklin D Roosevelt as the single leader for the big job. He argued the President must decide war policy and shape ally and neutral attitudes, aiming to prevent future wars and improve trade through able statesmanship. He cited WPB fair play policy.
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Mutual Network
Franklin Roosevelt
Nelson
Quote on economic policy framing in wartime Germany
The excerpt notes that authorities in the regime claimed to govern “for business” by limiting controls to what were “absolutely necessary” and by preserving the country’s core institutions, signaling a tactic to sustain stability while constraining civil freedom.
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New York
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