Russians close on border and Allied gains expand
Russians move within 27 miles of the Polish border as U S Marines hold Cape Gloucester and American troops seize San Gulsta in New Britain. British raid Magdeburg with 1000 planes while offensives push on in Leningrad and Burma.
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Political and War Timeline Highlights 1944 Updates
A dense chronology lists indictments for sedition, congressional reconvening, a National Service act request, a 99 769 000 000 dollar 1944 budget estimate, and Japanese American induction. It tracks tax bills, vetoes, overrides, wartime labor actions, troop rotations, and heavy industry shifts including steel and rail. It notes Dewey nomination, Roosevelt bids, and de Gaulle recognition amid broad war and policy milestones.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Southern California U Wins Rose Boy Boyz Game
Southern California University defeats Washington and neighboring fans in a regional Rose Boy Boyz showcase. Various sports updates follow, highlighting golf opens, track records, and boxing results from multiple events across California and national circuits.
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Southern California
Washingn &N Jag Mas Spaden
Los Angeles
Byron Nelson
Ike Williams
Sammy Ansot
Baltimore
Nashville
Lotsmarti
Wilteep
Cha White
Broad list of wartime disasters and transport deaths
A compilation of transport, air, rail, mine, and maritime disasters with mass casualties across the United States and surrounding regions. incidents include ship sinkings, train wrecks, airliner crashes, mine explosions, and a devastating tornado outbreak, noting hundreds killed and many injured.
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Pinkney Henderson
Camp Robinson
Ark
Passaic River
New Jersey
Shinniston
W. Va
Hanford
Calif
Limited
Sacramento
Mountain
Harmonfield
Newfoundland
Chicago
Madison
Wis
Obituary notices and memorials from 1944 history page
A compiled list of notable deaths and memorials with names ages and locations, including Ida Tarbell in Bridgeport Ohio Walter Hackett in New York William Allen White in Emporia Kansas and other prominent figures from politics military and arts across the United States Canada and the Philippines. It notes ranks affiliations and places such as Palo Alto Washington D C Chicago and Los Angeles with ages from 37 to 113 and lists several former governors senators and leaders along with a note about the page being released by the Western Newspaper Union.
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Army
House
United States
Wendell Willkie
Wisconsin
Biddle
Political Action Committee of
CIO
Chicago
Montgomery Ward Co
FDR
Ida M. Tarbell
Bridgeport
Onn
Walter Hackett
New York
William Allen White
Emporia
Kan
History Made on New Year's Day
A survey of notable events associated with New Year’s Day across history. From the start of the Caesars era to key moments in wars, revolutions, and policy, the list highlights major political, military, and social milestones tied to January 1.
Facts and Fancies About New Year's
A compact survey notes New Year customs across islands and nations. It mentions Han son Island in the Chathams as the first to greet 1945, the Scotch bun made of egg and fruit, Caesar and January origins, William the Conqueror’s calendar shift, and the Box of cake tradition. Also cited are Hindu and Siamese New Year dates, the 365.2422 day year, and a Scots Bible divination practice for predicting the year.
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