The Eagle Publishes a Mixed Page on Goebbels Propaganda
The Eagle prints a long miscellany including a Goebbels propaganda analysis, Allied war news, and notes on postwar housing plans. It covers Goebbels claims that the front is stabilized, contrasts British home-building aims, and cautions German readers about ongoing suffering.
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Paul Joseph Goebbels
Third Reich
France
Nazidam
Ps Ibsl
Supyad
Miyeto
Tor Hanne Cer
Germany
Goebbels
Dr. Goebbels
Let There Be Light Poem Excerpt
A concise religious verse fragment contrasts biblical prophecy with a modern lament on mercy and sacrifice. The speaker notes the coming Messiah while invoking a bishop's reflection on pity and the moral lesson of life and death. The lines mingle scriptural quotation with devotional praise.
New Cars Delayed By Wartime Tool Shortage
Optimism for new autos is tempered as machine tool bottlenecks slow postwar production. WPB chair Krug says priority delays prevent tool access, delaying car assembly by months until Germany surrenders and plants reconvert. Experts warn scarcity could grow as war needs stay first and owners neglect aging cars.
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Germany
WPB
J. A. Krug
Producton
Roosevelt plans food and power drive for Italy
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt and General O Dwyer discussed a bold plan to feed Rome with 1,400 tons of food daily and to expand transport and electric power while expelling non-Fascist prisoners. Churchill balked at ending Allied military control in Rome, favoring a stabilized food program instead. Also covered are U S observers noting Churchill’s Rome visit talks with Badoglio and railings about political readiness and postwar governance.
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Roosevelt
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Quebec
Wiliam Th Dwyer
Brooklyn
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Churchill
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Badoglio
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Fall River
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Schele
Willkie
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BOM
Middlewest
Renee Motor Company
Ford
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Army A Corns
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Ford Company
Ford 44
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At The Front Line In Tunisia 1943 War Dispatch
Ernie Pyle reports from a forward command post near Gusseltia Pass in central Tunisia. A small tent, map case, and field telephones directed a tense battle as artillery roared and planes finally arrived to engage German forces harrying the trenches and hill lines. An eager lieutenant colonel delegated, while a young lieutenant skillfully coordinated calls and movements, amid wary soldiers awaiting orders.
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Lear
Nightly Radio Schedule and Varied Musical Acts
A busy Wednesday lineup features WAGF Wake Up and Live at 5 AM with AP News updates and Clauser fottee Club. Matty Malneck and Lannie Conn’s Orchestra perform alongside reader requests and Pan Alley favorites. Evening programs include Winds Tavern Rhumb Roundup, Tommy Tusker’s Oreh, and Van Brant’s band with a 1:84 dance segment and world music features.
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Clauser
AP News
Matty Malneck
Lannie Conn
Tin Pan Alley
Ace Winds
Tommy Tusker
van Brant
Raviawarsen
Veriati Sarredt
Saul An
Allied Offensives Face Logistics and Weather Hurdles
Reports indicate the American First Army presses toward the Siegfried Line with big drives planned along the 80 mile front. Ike faces supply and port limits while German reserves threaten flexible responses as Allied intelligence warns of impending multi sector assaults and possible breakthroughs before harsh winter ends.
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Lene
Eisenhower
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France
Alout
Network Radio Schedule Teems With Variety Programs
A dense listing outlines Tuesday radio programming across networks including Mercer's Music Shop The Love Mystery and News from War World John Nesbitt's Passing Parade plus Dramatic and Musical acts. Features include Ginny Simms and Soldiers, The Big Town, Five Minutes Story Teller and Bob Hope’s Comedy Variety with guest orchestras and broadcasts from 5:00 to 10:15 PM.
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Music Shop
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Abe Ramanca
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Tansom Sherman
Alan Young
Bark Burns
Allen Comady
Famous Jury
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Molly
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Cbs Spotlight
American Forum
Bob Hope
Raymond Gram Swing
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Hicks
Blo Dance Orchestra
Hildenerde
Nbe Congress
Milton Herle
Rapant
San Quentin
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