Axis tensions hint at faltering war alliance
A fragmentary report discusses Italy Germany relations amid stalled food shipments and a German move to extend the Italian work week. It suggests tensions within the Axis and questions the impact on World War II outcomes, noting possible shifts in morale and supply dynamics.
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Germany
Italy
Bedognio
Tiny
Hitler
Badoglio
Wallan
Americas
Sicily
Light and war world views in a wartime digest
A compact wartime column surveys Roosevelt Churchill Stalin talks, noting Stalin’s informal consultation and possible future attendance at a conference, while discussing Italy’s fuel and food strain, Badoglio’s actions, and a local banker Jim Johnson promoting war savings in Geneva.
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Hitler
Red Army
Ukraine
Stalin
Roosevelt
Churchill
Sensible Talk on War Events Shaping 1944 Campaign
The Huntsville Times urges focus on war developments rather than premature campaign talk. It argues events of a military nature will drive candidates and platforms more than early politicking, recommending President Boone valT pursue swift victory and unite the nation ahead of November 1944.
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Tn He
Nature
Ita Couras
Boonevalt
Huntaville
Merry' Go Round Involving Salaries and Rumors
A Washington column exposes high salaries and bonuses at International Paper since 1930, notes lack of dividends, and details executive pay. It also covers isolationist rumors about Col. Robert McCormick and Mrs. Helen Essary, plus Bruggmann’s observations in Europe and debates on daylight bombing versus night bombing.
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Washington
Horen
International Taper Cr
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International Paper
Chicago Tribune
Robert R. McCormick
Helen Essary
Baltimore Sun
Col. McCormick
Henry Wallace
United States
Germany
France
Spain
Paris
Bruggmann
Europe
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Cavitas
Italy
Democratic Pro
England
Folka
Kentucky
Virgil Chapman
Versailles
Virgil
Wenry Miller
Bown
Kentucsky
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Roosevelt
Casablanca
U. S
War Department
Ira Eaker
Naz
South Carolina
Burnet Maybank
Walter Brown
Justice Byrne
Maybank
Brown
Coast Guard
Escanaba
North
Rickenbacker ban urged in Michigan war film drive
A Michigan War Activities Committee memo sought to remove Captain Eddie Rickenbacker from a patriotic Red Cross film and ordering the use of only the soundtrack. The two bulletins, signed by E C Beatty, urged exhibitors to suppress his image after meetings with labor leaders.
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New York
Eddie Rickenbacker
AFL
CIO
Michigan
Red Cross
War Activities Committee
Motion Picture
1492
National Bank Building
Detroit
Eddrézsen
Hickenbackers
Naire
E. C. Beatty
Frank X Martell
Wayne County Federation of Labor
C. Patrick Quinn
Greater
Wayne Canty
Rickenbacker
Wat Activities Committee
Hollywood
Ralph E. Moody
Ore-gon
Gay
Charles H. Martin
Teamster's Union
Dave Beck
Roosevelt
Daniel J. Tobin
Tobin
White House
England
Joseph Padway
Martin
Moody
al Rosser
Beck
Forbes Morgan
Eleanor Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Who Will Settle the Farm Labor Shortage
Dothan Alabama readers weigh in on farming labor shortages and potential solutions. Letters discuss hiring practices, immigration, and policy impact on local agriculture. Community voices urge clear action to attract workers and sustain farms.
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Plan to use farm labor committees to ease shortage
A letter from R C Melton, American Federation of Labor organizer and editor, argues forming a four member farming committee, twelve member industrialist panel, and two contractor and Army Engineer reps to regulate farm labor on federal projects. Proposes referral card control, time limits, and possible suspension of workers on public works if noncompliant. Calls for action to address wartime labor pressure across Viragrans counties.
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Eagle
Industrial Committee
Ling
United States Employment Service
Army Engineers
Atar- Inkus
R. C. Melton
Amarican Federation of Labor
War outlook and Allied plans at Roosevelt Churchill talks
The piece assesses advancing Soviet forces threatening Kharkov and the potential Allied coup de grâce in Europe, noting Sicily gains, steady Luftwaffe pressure, and unprecedented western Allied bombings aimed at crippling Nazi war industries and civil morale. It recalls cotton grown in Charleston in 1770.
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Britain
Orel
Belgorod
Kharkov
Ern
Nuremberg
Europe
Hitler
London
Legal drama and appeals echo in courthouse chaos
Fragmentary OCR renders a chaotic court scene with mentions of Morris Béerman as administrator, an appeal by Edelman, and a Supreme Court discussion on a fire alarm crime. References include Burlington Eastwood, Need shoot dice, and Cleveland/Cleveland city context amid unclear events and charges.
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Morris Béerman
Roomer
Af Edelman
Burlington
Eastwood
Supreme Court
Joseph L. Hodine
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Brunswick
Jere
Chucklis
Clendestioe
Crim Tister
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