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Clapper Warns of Heavy Allied Losses Over Germany
In a wartime Washington column Raymond Clapper argues expectable setbacks over Germany amid Schweinfurt losses. He quotes Gen. Henry Arnold on expanding daylight bombing from the west and a long-range campaign from bases in Italy, while warning against Allied discord and urging continued, heavier blows to cripple German industry and resist retreat.
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Plans For Defeat By Flexibility In War
The essay argues German military reliance on rigid plans undermined by unforeseen situations. It cites the 1940 Battle of Britain as an example where deviation from the scheduled blitz could have doomed the invasion, suggesting German failures stem from overreliance on prearranged plans while praising adaptability as a path to victory.
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Australian Press Debates MacArthur Subordination to Mountbatten
Australians express regret over MacArthur being seen as subordinate to Mountbatten and question his 1944 presidential bid. The piece notes tension between wartime leadership and political ambition, suggesting a general diverted from frontline duties could jeopardize his election prospects and public stature.
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No Tear Drops From Willys Plans After the War
Delmar G. Roos of Willys-Overland says tear drop cars won’t arrive this decade but may later. He predicts postwar autos will be cheaper to buy and operate, lighter though not smaller, with nearer automatic transmissions, improved fuel economy, smoother rides, and easier handling. We could enjoy an easy ride in any old jalopy today.
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Improved Air Service Aims to Link Pierre With West Coast Routes
In a Pierre Capital Journal item of public interest Western Air Lines may buy Inland Air Lines to create through service from Huron to Los Angeles and San Francisco. The move could open Pierre to better eastern connections and, after the war, spur a north-south route linking Pierre with Banks Alaska and Mexico City.
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We The Women Critics Of War Workers May Set Bad Example
Ruth Millett argues that some critics of war workers spend freely while insisting others save. Local families like the Browns and Smiths are cited as well off, hosting expensive parties and wearing costly shoes, despite war conditions. The piece suggests these critics should model thrift for war workers.
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Waikiki Beach Ride with Duke Ka Hahnamoku
In Honolulu at Waikiki a crowd watches Duke Ka Hahnamoku guide a yellow outrigger canoe with a much smaller European man aboard. The author describes the contrast between the great swimmer and the pale, lank figure as they ride the surf, then reflects on whether the plunge was worth the public gaze and the effort to learn the sport. The piece ends recalling Kerry Patch winning the 1932 Futurity and betting notes in New York.
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Kilgallen's Broadway Gossip Mixed With War News
Broadly compiled column notes rumors about marriages divorces and stage life alongside wartime updates. Names include Deanna Durbin Hedy Lamarr Patsy Kelly Joyce Matthews Kay Kyser Barbara Coleman Martha Raye Helen Mueller and George Raft among others with mentions of USO tours and Army service.
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Barbara Coleman
Martha Raye
Hannah Williams
Riobamba
Frank Sinatra
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Bonnie Jean Hartley
Rationing roundup details ration stamp dates and rules
Officials urge keeping stamps attached to books for commodities. Expired stamps must be destroyed. Sugar stamps cover five pounds with dates through Oct 31, and canning sugar stamps through Oct 31. Brown, blue, and other stamps have varied valid dates through late fall. Tire inspections and gasoline coupon rules also noted with deadlines.
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