A Thought For Today on Handling Small Perplexities
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1944
Page
6
Rome the Allies seize and reshape the war outlook
The capture of Rome signals Allied strength and raises doubts in Nazi leadership, promising to curb Axis will and spur underground resistance in occupied territories. It details German retreat tactics, potential northern defenses, and the looming strategic pressure on Germany, with optimism in American and British resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Axis
Finland
Romana
Hungary
Bulgaria
Alles
Germany
Italy
Alps
France
How They Say It Languages Grow During Wars
A column notes that wars spread unusual words from combat zones and cites Australian slang from a forthcoming movie. It questions whether pure English is still understood and whether emulating Shakespeare aids communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Labor leader calls for no strike pledge in war and peace
A casual reference urges workers to sigh and keep a no strike pledge beyond war, arguing strikes threaten both nation and worker. It warns against the idea that money comes from striking, stressing labor as the basis of wealth and the link between production, costs, and prices.
Roosevelt stance on Franco and the isolationist critique
Samuel Grafton argues isolationists misuse the national interest by opposing Roosevelt's call for Franco to halt war material shipments to Germany. He asserts such shipments threaten Americans and Britain, warns Latin America’s stability hinges on Franco’s restraint, and accuses isolationists of hypocrisy and political posturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Grafton
Corning
Roosevelt
Franco
America
Germany
France
Wolfram
Hitler
Lst
Britain
Spain
Interast
Latin America
England
Open Management in New York Savings Institutions
Open management would shift investment rules away from stiff legal criteria toward trustee judgment. The Savings Bank Association of New York urges modernizing the legal framework to relax strict eligibility standards and empower trustees to use prudent, flexible investment policies while maintaining principal safety for mutual depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. 5
Rukeyserlthough
Savings Banks
Savings
Savings Bankers
New York
Savings Bank Assoc
Saving Pens
Savings Bank
Maar
Zion
Mrs. Roosevelt slams Churchill and White House pace
Washington gossip notes Mrs. Roosevelt criticizes Churchill for long hours and outlasting the president, arguing he lives in the political past while praising liberal views on India and Hongkong. The column riffs on promotions in the War Department, OPA tire probes, Dill, and Maverick bees for Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson Ashington
Mr. Churchill
Hongkong
Roosevelt
Churchill
Franco Spain
War Department
England
Europe
Clarence C. Dill
State of Washington
Office of Price Administration
Gerage
OPA
Bees
Maverick Maury Maverick
Snill War Plants Corp
Talain
Wickard
Dond Nelson
Russell Arundel
Arundel
Maverick
Hay
Sky Drama's O K The Italian Front
Delayed May 29 account of a P40 battle over the front as a wounded pilot tries to reach friendly lines. His wingman shields and guides him while three battered planes have failed in recent days. Civilians and soldiers pause to witness a final life or death glide toward safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No Man’s Land
Buddy
Wounded Warhawk Flight Ends In Return To Base
Kenneth L Dixon describes a dramatic World War II airfield scene as a wounded Warhawk lands and the pilot’s wingman circles the crash site. The other pilot signals the recovery of his comrade, then returns to base with the wounded aircraft in a triumphant, hopeful moment.
Reader Q&A from Gazette informs on a variety of facts
The column presents questions and concise answers on topics from government finance to natural history. It explains how the Printing Office is funded, growth patterns in fish, authors and poems, notable individuals, fingerprints records, and the Madagascar traveler tree, among other curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.W.G
Alfred Noyes
Paul Robeson
Phi Beta Kappa
M.R.G. A
Rutgers University
James Gregory
Marblehead
Mass
Frubbard
Kelden Gate Bridge
Britain
Donaghadee
Belfast
Lorthern Deland
MHD
Madagascar
Hatop
Washington
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey Shore
L.N.D
Poison and War Fears Across Roanoke Times
A Roanoke Times analysis contrasts home remedies for dog nuisance with a warning on dog poisoning and outlines German war planning, noting a push toward future global conflict. It cites neighbor disputes, legal options, and a violent remedy, then shifts to a 1963 German war readiness claim and UN peace hopes despite ongoing war.
Huey Long Era Reflected In Louisiana Coat Ban Idea
The New York Times editorialized on a Louisiana legislator’s proposed ban on coats and neckties from June to October. The piece invokes Huey Long’s rule and predicts impacts on clothing trades, noting the practical, routinized power dynamics of the era and the potential economic motives behind such a bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook Pegler
York
New York Times
Louisiana
Raymond Deniels
The
Times
Huey Long
Baton Rouge
Kingfish
New Orleans
Huey Lang
Alen Ellender
United States Senate
Huey Wold
Huey
Ashe
Mussolini
Gure
Baering Down by Arthur Bugs Baer satire
A humorous verse by Arthur Bugs Baer jokes about election platforms and political parties. It playfully mocks party long tenure and favors practical, flexible politics while noting the social costs of racing change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baering
Arthur “Bugs Baer
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