Washington Defiance Deepens Rift With Roosevelt
Marquis Childs argues Congress and President Roosevelt clash as Senator Barkley defies the White House over the soldiers vote bill and tax veto message. Rosenman, Byrnes, and congressional Democrats face blame for fueling dissent and eroding executive cooperation ahead of the fall elections.
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Marquis Childs
Washington
Barkley
Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Rayburn
Justice Byrnes
Byrnes
State of the Union
White House
Samuel S. Rosenman
Rosenman
McCormick-Patterson
Legislative Branch
Kentucky
Hollywood gossip and rumors swirl around stars and plans
A collage of celebrity questions and chatter covers Mickey Rooney Ginny Simms Joan Blondell Ozzy tones Frank Sinatra and the Columbia label. It asks if Chaplin will leave U S if cleared and notes Ray Milland and others in various escapades and rumors about hospital stays marriages and industry plans.
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Mickey Rooney
Ginny Simms
Quiet Combination
Joan Blondell
Mike Todd
Frank Sinatra
Columbia Recording Company
Charlie Chap
Yin
United States
Harry Hopkins
Ray Milland
South Pacific
David Rose
Gloria de Haven
Gene
Kelly
Broadway
Robert Cutlers
Jane Hall
Doctors Hospital
Ann Cario
Gotham
California
Dick Robertson
Battle of 1944 in Central South Dakota Agriculture
In Central South Dakota the Battle of 1944 unfolds as farmers face rain shortages insect infestations and labor and machinery gaps. The Eve ning Humanite 2044 Farming Edition outlines irrigation plans for the James and Missouri River Valleys promising stable, profitable harvests and postwar growth led by ex service men and new wealth from floodwaters harnessed for agriculture.
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South Dakota
Beadle
Aherd
United Nations
Evening Humanite
Missouri River
James River
Plains
Missouri
Huronite
Campaign Urges Prevention of Forest Fires
The Department of Agriculture launches a crucial drive to cut forest fires, noting over 240000 fires in recent seasons and an estimated 190000 man-made. Fires threaten timber, cause erosion and floods, destroy wildlife, and waste nearly 1000000 man-days yearly. Smoke only in safe areas.
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Department of Agriculture
We Women Delinquency Proves Change In Moral Codes
A brief report notes shifting moral codes as delinquency cases rise among women, highlighting evolving social expectations and community responses. Authorities observe a trend of increased female involvement in petty offenses, sparking debates on gender roles and rehabilitation.
Juvenile Delinquency and Shifting Youth Standards
Ruth Millett questions adults' labeled delinquency as she cites Dorris Clarke of the Wayward Minors Court in New York arguing that many court cases target youths whose conduct reflects adolescence more than moral failing. She warns a broader trend of looser teen morals may exist beyond the delinquent label, urging caution in judging teens and noting fire safety cautions.
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Ruth Millett
Dorris Clarke
Jigis
Wayward — Minors Court
New York
Tts
Susie X
Human conversion in postwar industry demands care
A guest editorial from The Evening Huronite argues postwar industrial adjustment hinges on the human side of conversion. It cites Minnesota defense plant layoffs and unfilled jobs, stressing helpers must reclassify, accept altered conditions, and feel their work contributes to national human endeavor.
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Minnesota
Tranpower Commission
Ement
Himnan
Italian Highways Take Beating As Heavy U S Convoys Speed Supplies
Ernie Pyle reports that Naples northward highways are congested with Allied supply convoys at 40 to 50 mph. Roads, now torn and pocked, are constantly repaired while signs multiply along routes to units. Frontline houses shake from nearby shellfire as families leave or stay, preserving faded family photos amid ruined towns.
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Ernie Pyle
U.S
Italy
Naples
Burma
Buck
Grandpa
Grandma
Christ
America
Vairano
San Pietro
San Vitorre
Cervara
Cassion
Rationing Stamps Rules and Valid Through Dates
Office of Price Administration warns stamps must remain attached to books when buying commodities. Expired stamps should be destroyed. Brown stamps Y and Z, red stamps 1A BB 8C good through March 20 or May 29. Blue stamps through May 20. Green stamps L and M good through March. Fats and sugar coupons with varied expiry dates. Gasoline stamps No 10 in A book valid for use.
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Office of Price Administration
Ration Coupon Notes and Tire Inspection Deadlines
March dates set for supplemental ration coupons B7 and C2 allowing five gallons each with endorsement on receipt. Tire inspections due for B and C Book holders by February 28 and A Book by March 31.
Missing in action Cpl Theron G McCombs Italy
Cpl Theron G McCombs 25, of Hyde County, listed missing in Italy since Jan 24. He served with a surgical group of the army medical corps and sent a letter noting commendation from Gen Mark W Clark for the second auxiliary surgical group’s work on the Italian beaches amid bombings. His parents received the report.
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Ialy
Italy
Sabotage Rise In France Sparks Civil War Factions
Lisbon report details a virtual civil war in France between German occupation supporters and UN aligned partisans. Despite heavy fighting, casualties run high on both sides, with thousands of police civilians and soldiers killed or executed.
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France
Taylor Henry Lisbon
United Nations
Friends of America
Germany
Joseph Darrand
Gestapo
Petain
Paris
Orléans
Amiens
Treens
Henri Petain
Vichy
Aghtingaru Vicohy
OPA Tightens Potato Price Premium Rule
The Office of Price Administration revised the regulation on potato price ceilings, allowing a 17 per 100 pounds premium only when sales are under 700 pounds. The change targets seed potatoes for planting and prevents unlimited "ultimate consumer" purchases from bypassing the rule, aiming to protect seed potato prices.
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Washington
Couries
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Ornithology Center Notes New York City Bird Study Site
Central Park in New York City hosts an esteemed bird study site at the Ornithology Center. Observers report a migration drop in late season movements and emphasize local avian activity around the park.
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Ornithology Center
Central Park
New York City
Migrasi
Aozsis
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