Jim Simpsoon campaign calls for local self rule in Alabama
A historical appeal argues for reduced federal enforcement of civil rights in Alabama, portraying Jim Simpsoon as a pro democracy, pro free enterprise advocate. It urges participation in his campaign to return government to the people and restore traditional American life.
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Alabama Battleground Echoes in Senate Race
Alabama voters confront the 1940s senate contest as Jim Simpson and Lester Hill clash over local self-government and federal policy. The Cullman Democrat questions postwar America, opposing socialism, federal school control, and parade of Federal aid while championing democracy and Southern trade.
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Debate Over Second Front Weighs On Allied Strategy in Italy
The article details tensions between Churchill and Roosevelt and the US Army chiefs over opening a second front in Western Europe. It notes debates at Casablanca and Washington, the decision to invade Sicily and southern Italy, and pauses before a Balkan invasion, with Marshall opposing a Balkans push and favoring continued Western Europe pounding.
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Chicago Mayor Kelly Leads Chicago Machine in War Vote Plan
Chicago's Mayor Edward J. Kelly, longtime Democratic boss, outlines a strategy to mobilize Chicago service members for a fourth Franklin Roosevelt term. His 3500 precinct captains canvass, arranging documents and ballots by return mail, aiming to offset Republican gains downstate amid wartime tensions.
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Hill Race Stand Forced By Simpson In Alabama Primary
The piece portrays Senator Lister Hill withdrawing support from the Fair Employment Practice Committee amid a fierce clash with Senator Simpson. It claims Hill deserted Southern racial traditions, then sought to redeem himself, and questions the sincerity of his reassignment as the 1954 Alabama Democratic Primary approaches.
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Washington
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Logue's Lore on War Effort and Personal Struggles
A readers column mixes notes on a large American Red Cross drive and local war scraps with self deprecating humor about aging eyeglasses and stairs. It praises agents and club boys teaching thrift and feeding livestock, urges paper recycling for the war, and laments overflowing mail and waste.
Alabama Senate Choice Between Trader and Statesman
The remark ponders Sen Simpson versus Sister Hill and Lister Hill while asking Alabama voters to choose between a trader who extends a racial agenda or a true statesman to represent them in the U S Senate. It notes Simpson’s critique of Hill’s stance and stresses voter judgment ahead of an election contest.
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