Obscure World War II Commentary and Threats
Fragmented text discusses postwar justice and accountability for Nazi and fascist leaders, warning against appeasement and urging trials for those responsible. Mentions Germany, Switzerland, Argentina, and Allied powers in a period tone, reflecting wartime rhetoric.
Let There Be Light In Wrath and Repayment
A short, archaic verse fragment urges repentance and divine vengeance. The lines invoke the Lord to judge the wicked and reassure the righteous that God will repay. The text carries a sermonlike, biblical cadence with references to vengeance and forgiveness.
End is near as allies press into Germany Eleven Fifty Nine
A wartime editorial notes Hitler miscalculation and Allied advance toward the Rhine. It urges swift action against war criminals and discusses anticipated tax implications postwar, arguing that tax cuts will wait until global victory is secured. The piece stresses German defeat and occupation and warns against German resistance.
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Poland
Low Countries
France
Bour
Rhine
Hitler
Germany
Congress
Pacific
Jon Both Mde
Reversed 1940 Confidence Against Nazis in 1940s Context
A reflective piece contrasts 1940 fears with 1940s Allied success, noting Germans halted in the Low Countries and France earlier, then reversed as the Nazis are crushed. It recalls preparedness advocates and the wartime surge in resolve, praising a turning tide and military momentum.
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Low Countries
France
United States
Labor turmoil swells over Little Steel wage formula
The AFL faces revolts in Illinois and Nevada over Bill Green endorsements and labor leaders oppose McCarran and Day. The clash centers on the Little Steel wage formula as War Labor Board delays a decision to influence voters. Roosevelt weighs a raise amid GOP pressure while paratrooper boot training ends with a hazardous note.
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Berais
Dor
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McCarran
Nevada
Washington
AFL
Stephen Day
Liunwis
Rosevelt
Neung Seosor
Pat McCarran
Reno
Illinois
Taois
GOP
Hitler
Terior
Day
Flanders Hall
Bill Green
Oscar Strum
Staunton, IN
Trades Council
Dan Tobin
T. E. Flynn
Teamsters' Union
East St. Louis
Cenral Afl
Congressman Day
Ilinois
North Dakota
Texas
Nye
Martin Dies
Dies
Little Steel
Labor i
Roosevelt
American Labor
Cial Steel Workers
War Labor Board
Steel Workers
Steel
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Mitchell Committee
William Davis
Organized Labor
Labor
Steel Panel
Jimmie Byres
White House
GOF
Wendell Willkie
Congress
Taft
Ohio
Bootr Freudest
What To Do With Is Billion
Washington column discusses surplus war property sales and whether receipts should reduce the national debt. It explains estimates of war costs, argues earmarking funds would mislead budgeting, and notes Treasury opposition to debt retirement plans.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Costrac
Congress
Tosy
Bureau of the Budget
U.S. Treasury
Radio Programs and Networks Schedule Summary
Radio schedules list various programs and times across networks. Entries include AP News segments, musical performances, dramas, and variety shows with multiple hosts and orchestras. The list names programs such as The Day Out of Town Requests, Treasury Song, and The Mystery Theater, with scattered mentions of stations, hosts, and repeats.
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la Mar
Pumvernickal Bani
AP News
Goodyear Band
Beauatts
Landon Philharmonic
Orch
John
Kentuckians
Eehoon
Mercac
Nbe-Basic
Dhs
Fantear
Blo
Cbs
Ranners Sherman
Hollywood
Dlu
Gosti
Mise Greenwood
Abe ‘Toba
Raymond Gram
Geo. Hicks
Blu Dante
Filderarde
Nbe Congress
Wilton Berie
Nbe
San Quentin
Cone
Oreh
Brake Whistles Attract Local Wolves In Asbury Park
In Asbury Park New Jersey AP reports that new buses with air brake whistles spark curious glances from young women. A Tus company official expects the noises to fade as the buses age. Wrapping clothes in rubber sheets or heavy wrapping paper may dampen the sound after they are sprinkled.
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Asbury Park
WN. J
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War Today Foresees German Front Breach as Allies Advance
Allied forces press toward the German border across Western Europe while Nazi defenses crumble. Reported by General Zuter bower's HQ behind front lines, the drive continues with air and ground power breaking the Siegfried Line. Questions remain on German troop movements and ultimate resistance. Antwerp and other ports strengthen Allied position as the Gothic Line falls in Italy.
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Wbder
Strasbourg
Rhine
Germany
Fuehrer
Serosa
Europe
Zuterbower
Tee
Siegfried Line
Hitler
Jerites
Pas de Calais
England
Antwerp
Italy
Waters Receives Distinguished Flying Cross for Valor
Sergeant Rufus R. Waters of Daleville has been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for extraordinary achievement in aerial combat in the European Theater. He is an engineer and top turret gunner on a Flying Fortress and has completed two bombing missions over Germany and occupied Europe, adding to an Air Medal with three oak leaf clusters. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Waters of Daleville Route One and served in the RAF since February 1943 after prior employment locally.
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Rufus R. Waters
Opal Nell Waters
Daleville
T Sgt. Waters
Germany
Europe
J. M. Watters
RAF
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