Recess, Alcoons, and Political Party Rights Debate
A garbled notice discusses subscription rates and a Rose Series revival, then shifts to a policy perspective on political party formation. The text references the Attorney General and constitutional rights, arguing that any group may organize a political party, with examples touching on assembly rights and regional governance in the South. It cites a 340,000 adult population and mentions Negroes in context of party membership.
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Maan Ot
Let There Be Light But She That Lyevh in Pleasure
A scanned fragment presents a devotional line about spiritual life and mortal folly. The text cites biblical phrasing and echoes early modern religious prose, reflecting moral contrasts between pleasure and virtue.
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Lyevh
Timothy
Invasion troop split debated by Wheeler and peers
Senators debate how many American troops will fight the cross channel invasion with Wheeler claiming a 70 percent American force and Britain supplying the rest. Military leaders must decide the final composition and secrecy remains to protect plans and casualties.
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Fis
Hin Ian
Wheeler
America
Britain
Washington
Texan Attorney General backs Democrats voting rights case
Moon of Texas argued before the Supreme Court to permit a Negro plaintiff to vote in a state party primary. He contended the federal constitution grants the right to vote in the primary where it serves as the equivalent of final election under this state's system.
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Temas Autcracy
Genesas
South
Moon
Texas
Democratic Party
Texan Supreme Court
Houm Fon
United States Supreme Court
Louisiana
MMC
Roosevelt Seizes Railroads To Back War Effort
Citizens rally behind President Roosevelt as he takes control of the railroad system to prevent stoppages that could delay Allied offensives. The seizure disrupts a looming wage strike and aims to ensure timely movement of troops and supplies, with public support framed as protecting lives of servicemen and national victory.
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Roosevelt
War Hazards and Hopes Amid Global Conflict
A garbled wartime ramble cites Allied leaders and plans, stressing total defeat of Germany, air power limits, and land invasions. It mentions Wavell and Sherman in disjointed quotes, reflecting morale and strategy debates while commenting on effort, worry, and personal drive.
Teheran talks spark free ports and Russia aims
The article sketches Teheran Conference plans for a system of free ports to accelerate world trade with Russia seeking access via the Dardanelles and Hong Kong discussed. It notes British resistance, Trans Siberian links, and historic Russia access efforts, plus notes on doctors and AMA legal cases and political moves in Washington.
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Washington
Corde Hull
Roosevelt
Teheran
Imud
Russia
Tetapbul
Dardanelles
Mediterranean
Bars
Persian Gulf
Indian Ocean
India
Vladivostol
Manchuria
Finland
Fdr
Churchill
Ismet Inonu
Turkey
Hong Kong
Cai_ To
American Medical Association
Group Health Co Operative
Supreme Court
AMA
Justice Department
The
Medical Association
Ario Scandiffio
Yenr
Glen Weat
Chicago
al Meat
District of Columbia
Scandiffle
Joe Guffey
Pennsylvania
Senate Finance Committee
Tews
Jes Moines Register
IDR
Gardner Cowles, Jr
Des Moines Register and
Tribune
Aubrey Willams
National Youth Administration
Farmery Union
Deep South
Farmers Union
Barrett Prettyman
OPA
George Allen
Democratic National Committee
Walla DE
Vivre
Henry
Wallace Hete
Wallace
American labor unions and the Wagner Act feud
Benjamin Le Masse and the Civil Liberties Union face criticism for their attacks on labor and for promoting democracy within unions. The author defends reporting on racketeering and calls for honesty and accountability in unions, arguing government and constitutional protections should guard workers from union abuses.
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New York
Benjamin le Masse
Visus of
America
Mr. Masse
Civil Liberties Union
Magee
Warger
Ford
Awa
Unites States
Tre Afl
John L. Lewig
Alg
Philip Murray
Lewis
Travel Conditions in Germany Seen by Winter Guests
Henry J. Taylor reports from Lisbon afterU.S. travelers from Germany say this winter will be the last of the war. Berlin looks worn yet not starving with better clothing supply and many refugees leaving. The city shows cratered areas, embassies and the Adlon Hotel still standing despite minor damage.
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Henry J. Taylor
NEA Btat
Lisbon
Fly Wireless
Berlin
Junker
Germany
France
Low Countries
Russia
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
Spain
Portugal
Reich
Buda
United States
British Isles
Tom Uck Fris
Stockholm
Fingland
Ste Alan
Adlon
Roterdam
Elvilian Enhortane
War Today Analysis on European Invasion Command
Wartime dispatch by William Frye outlines Eisenhower’s overarching command in the European invasion, with Lt Gen Ira Eaker and Maj Gen James Doolittle taking key air force roles. It notes shifts in authority among American air forces and potential implications for the Mediterranean and bomber doctrine.
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William Frye
Mediterranean
Ira C. Bater
Baker
Britain
Eaker
8Th
RAF
Casablanca
Pataka
Sth
Germany
James H. Doolittle
U. S
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Germans Face Defeat, Blame and Delusions in War Talk
Wartime conversations reveal ordinary Germans dazed by Hitler’s costly defense, blaming his circle for poor choices. They cling to belief Bolsheviks are undermining from within, while myths persist about U boat sorties, Roosevelt, Stalin inside the White House, British censorship, Japan crippling America, and a looming Latin American war gesture.
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Marshal Goering
Karen Hall
Hitler
Stalin
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Argentina
United States
Wearin
Roem
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