FDR Successor Seen In Byrnes Economic Czar
A veteran observer suggests Roosevelt could run again with James Byrnes as vice president and Byrnes possibly succeeding the president if the war ends early. The idea aims to win back southern support, citing Byrnes as a strong floor manager and a potential ally with Democratic leaders.
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Byrnes Seen as Possible Key to Southern Rebellion
The piece notes Byrnes may gain southern confidence to curb any rising rebellion while the White House grows open to discussing a fourth term. It suggests a presidential push could curb Axis threats and signals an imminent push to liberation, with calls for readiness and action.
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Weather forecast summary for South Dakota and Vicinity
Weather data show historical high 95 and low 22 for this date in the region. Forecasts from Huron and nearby areas call for somewhat warmer conditions today and tonight with freezing temperatures and frost possible tonight.
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War update on North Africa prisoner estimates and plans
The article notes Axis troops in North Africa now surrender more German prisoners than British, suggesting Germany may rethink the treatment of British captives. It cites about 90 000 British prisoners from France and around 400 000 German and Italian captives since Africa fighting began. London reports also say 200 000 enemy troops have been killed or wounded. Deputy Prime Minister Clement Attlee tells Parliament that North Africa’s conquest would provide a forward base for future attacks on the Reds. The Algiers radio broadcast to the French emphasizes Allied control and liberation promises.
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Buses Travel Alaska Highway Amaze Old Timers
WHITEHORSE May 134 The spring thaw damaged the Alaska highway less than feared and already buses on the high ways in the north land. Brig Gen James A O Connor commanding general of the Northwest Service Command is confident the first land route to Alaska will become a permanent year around road. The pioneering phase of the Alcan project is ended. The job now is to improve maintain and develop the 1630 miles of road. By November we plan an all year highway. Ferries are being used where bridges buckled. The convoy from Dawson Creek to Whitehorse reached Watson Lake in the Rocky Mountains from Dawson Creek. Its quite a sight to see a bus rolling where dogsleds and pack trains once ruled.
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Farm Expert Produces New Sorghum Variety
L. E. Call, director of the Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, announces a new sorghum variety produced by the station. The waxy club sorghum aims to advance agricultural research and support cultural farming efforts in Kansas.
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