Fragmented Memorandum of Publication Rights
A garbled notice mentions Associated Press rights and credit terms for Union newspapers and local news items. It references a claim of misstatement and invites full investigation, naming Boston Atlantic Building Philadelphia and Detroit addresses. The text ends with a Jefferson quotation on liberty.
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Boston
Atlantic Bidg
Philedelbala
Glenn Ride
Ausenia
Cenera Motore Fidg
Detroit
Thomas Jefferson
Judge Rosenman joins Roosevelt as special counsel in Washington
The Roosevelt administration gains Judge Samuel S. Rosenman as special counsel after he leaves the New York State Supreme Court. Once a key architect of New Deal reorganizations, he moves from allied adviser to a clearly visible role on the Roosevelt cabinet payroll, enabling public accountability for his recommendations.
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Samuel S. Rosenman
Roosevelt
New York State Supreme Court
Washington
Rosenman
Harry Hopkins
Judge Rosenman
War reporters tell of death in jungle battles
Marlin Spencer, AP correspondent back from 12 months in the Southwest Pacific, spoke to editors about war horrors. He described brave men dying in air and jungle, the lack of ceremonies, and the need for readers at home to comprehend the brutal realities of combat.
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Associated Press
Southwest Pacific
Merlin Spencer
Belove
Maes
Dekea
Aed
Amd
Balkans drive and Sino-Japan standoff shape war outlook
The article notes Balkan theatre activity as Allied plans gain momentum with Montgomery moving through Italy and Patton poised for action. It highlights Soviet backing concerns, Japanese offers to China, and China's resolve to resist Japan while awaiting Allied relief. China prefers continued resistance over peace with Japan, expecting eventual Allied victory.
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Mediterranean
Montgomery
Eighth Army
Taranto
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Hitler
Stalin
Balkan
China
Japan
Das Ayel
Barbs Trailing Thought Delay in War Time
Barbs about thinking are delayed by excess baggage while Italian crews join the Allied side. Some Italian ships now on the Allied aide, crews may yet get a taste of war.
Washington Roundup on relief talks and White House notes
Congress to consider a new international relief agency called the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration led by Gov. Lehman with an American chairman and British Russian and Chinese representatives. White House gardener notes rain revived lawns as Capitol decor and staff report busy renovations while Senator Langer probes Alaska air shipments and a Moscow visit yields mixed signals on deliveries.
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Lihinaa
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Wahgt Ieee of World Cooperaion
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Congress
United National Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
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Great Britain
Russa
China
White House
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Lehman
Foreign Tet and Rehabilitation Administration
U. S
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Lehman Organization
Senate
William Reeves
Reever
Reeves
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House
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Colorado
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Arthur “Gue” Cank
Asytans
Eagle-eyer
Senaor
Bill Langer
North Dakota
Alaska
Augala
Iferouly
Langer
Tnsigna
United States
Harry Hopking
Moscow
Col. Kinsiley
Jimmy Morrison
Jimmy
Weahington
Postwar youth programs contrasted with parental guidance themes
Article assesses rival youth movements led by Gene Tunney and Mrs. Roosevelt, arguing lasting inspiration for American youth comes from parents at home rather than political campaigns. It urges practical wartime storage and home life improvements, stressing fair play and justice, with scattered references to healthful living and community routines.
Mrs Roosevelt Youth Following Under Fire in Ideals Debate
A critique argues Mrs Roosevelt dominates a small, politicized youth movement. It contrasts her charismatic leadership with a broader youth that finds guidance at home. The piece links the movement to party tactics, social class tensions, and questions of ideals versus political gain.
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New York
Roosevelt
United States
Boosevelt
Plant Harvest Store Vegetables in Alabama Farms
Alabama farmers have two tasks this season planting a fall garden and harvesting and storing vegetables. Onions kale mustard radishes and turnips are grown and kept in all parts of the state.
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Ala
Alabama
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