Dewey shift toward multilateral U.S. alliance stance
The piece argues for a permanent military alliance and active multinational force to deter aggression. It notes isolationism has failed, cites Dewey's Mackinac remarks and Lipppreanu’s U.S. Foreign Policy, and critiques Roosevelt's press conferences while urging Congress to reconsider sovereignty in a global security framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clapter
Washington
Dewey
Mackinac
United States
Ribbentrop
Great Britain
America
Germany
Hitler
Taft
Vandenbrck
Tom Connally
Senate Foreign Relations
Mackinac Island
Walter Lippreanu
U. S
Columunist
Hull
Roosevelt
Coolidge
Dorothy The Voice of Broadway letter from Fort Devens WACs
Lt. Lauri A. Cooper writes about WACs at Fort Devens performing KP and varied duties beside soldiers. She notes training, multilingual talents, filming for Sportlight, and a strict saluting rule as officers and MPs support the war effort.
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Africa
Guadalcanal
Ruth -Ann Hedden
Minneapolis
Minn
Lauri Cooper
WAC
Fort Devens
Mass
Dorothy
Ft. Devens
Kilgalien
Granth Rice
Devens
Salpter
Red Cross
Lauri A. Cooper
Elmer Davis Faces Harsh Criticism Amid War News Push
The piece defends Elmer Davis director of the Office of War Information against hostile critics in Washington and abroad. It notes Davis endured attacks since 1942, praises his persistence, and argues that early and other U S press chiefs handled Quebec coverage well while Davis should be supported rather than blamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elmer Davis
Office of War Information
Congress
Davis
Elmer
Quebec
Brendan Bracken
U. S. Director of War Information
Steve Early
Alexander Dhurles
Army Bureau of Public Relations
Leland P. Lovette
Navy Public Relations
George H.lyon
OWI
U. S
Chateau Frontenac
Wartime Information Board
Early
Sukes
Lovette
Giant vacuum tubes promise to electrify Missouri River power
An editorial discusses new Ignitron electric valves enabling efficient high voltage direct current transmission. It argues this could harness Missouri River dams for far reaching power, reduce transmission waste, and bring affordable electricity to distant homes and industry, aided by mixed current systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri River
Mitchell Republic
Sharpe
South Dakota
Thomas Edison
New York Streets
Edison
Missouri
Dakota
We the Women Deflating Hubby and Ego Contrasts
Ruth Millett contrasts two wives in a column about marital behavior. One woman deflates her husband's tires, another undermines his ego at work and socially. The piece argues the latter harms a husband more and labels the tire deflation as a mild nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Texas
War prospects mixed as fronts hold firm in Pacific and Africa
British Minister of Production Arthur Lyttleton notes gains but warns Germany and Japan remain capable foes. A U.S. Navy spokesman in the South Pacific describes American forces among local youths and girls, while Gen. Douglas MacArthur says Japan has exhausted its attack resources and is now defensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lyttleton
U.S. Navy
South Pacific
Japan
Pacific
Douglas-MacArthur
Yanks from New Mexico in Sicily Army unit story
Ernie Pyle profiles the 120th Engineer Battalion of the 45th Division, mostly New Mexicans, including Spanish Indians and Anglo members. He notes Lt. Col. Lewis Frantz, the unit’s rugged frontier ethos, close ties to Las Cruces and Santa Rosa, and personal tales of Captains Lowe Hezemnek Strong and Bet Billups.
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Sicily
120Th
New Mexico
Bataan
Las Cruces
Socorro
Santa Rosa
Mesa
Esat
Lewis Frants
la. N. M
Frantz
Walden Lowe
As Cruces
Yarlough
United States
The
Maj
Jerry Hines
New Mexico Aggies
Major Mines
Albuquerque
James Hezemnek
Richard Strong
Strong
Martin Quintana
Santa Fe
John W. Trujillo
Bet Billups
Alamogordo
Mick
Pete Erwin
Las Vegas
Unclear fragment on Jess prompts inquiry
The readable text is fragmented and provides no clear event or entities to identify. No dates locations or organizations are established, making a precise summary impossible from the supplied snippet.
Rationing Roundup Notes Stamp Validity and Rules
OPA warns stamps must stay in books when presenting commodities and expired stamps be destroyed. Stamps 14 in book one cover five pounds to Oct 31, stamps 15 16 cover five pounds each for sugar canning to Oct 31, stamp 18 for one pair of shoes to Oct 31, fuel oil coupons valid for 11 gallons to Sep 30, etc. No iron board registration unless more than 10 pounds is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Highmore Legion Auxiliary Holds Fall Meeting
The first fall meeting of Frank Vopat Unit No. 35 American Legion Auxiliary was held at Mrs. A’s home with members present. The president led the session and the unit voted to donate one dollar monthly to showers for the Veteran facility, sending funds to the veterans' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Frank Vopat
American. Legion Auxiliary
Invasion Day Drives Third War Loan Appeal
A community wartime notice urges every citizen to support the Third War Loan with a minimum extra 108 dollar bond. It frames war bonds as invasion fuel and personal duty to back troops, including sons brothers and husbands, through increased financial support today.
Missing S D Soldier Among 209 Names Released
War Department discloses 209 U S soldiers missing in action across Asiatic European Middle East North African and Southwest Pacific theaters. Included is Sat Elmer M Ripley listed as missing in the European area with next of kin Betty Ripley Okoboji S D noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
United States
Elmer M. Ripley
Betty ©. Ripley
Okobojo
S. D
Park Activities At Lake Preston Close
Lake Preston reports weekend park activities ending with the summer band concerts led by W. N. Colestock. The pool will be drained this week after 175 soldiers based in the park during the month boosted pool use. Swings and a hand propelled merry-go-round remain for youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
W. N. Colestock
Lake Byron Road To Be Improved By County Board
Beadle County commissioners agreed to start a two mile road improvement along Lake Byron this fall. The project includes grading and culverts with weed removal by the Lake Byron Protective and Improvement Association taking responsibility for roadside maintenance. Further work may await postwar needs as hunters, fishermen and property owners use the lake area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Byron
Beadle County Commissioners Today
C. S. Beits
Vol “Barney” Weir
Association
J.C. Shirley
Rp, Bethke
Roy Ramsell
Eugene Campbel
Byron
Two Dakotans Earn Flying Cross Awards
More than 300 officers and enlisted men from 44 states and the District of Columbia received the Distinguished Flying Cross for extraordinary achievement with the Thirteenth Air Force. Maj. Gen. Nathan F. Twining announced the awards. Among those decorated were 1st Lt. Clyde Shields of Aberdeen South Dakota and 2nd Lt. Gordon L. Baldry of Groton South Dakota for participation in air operations exceeding 200 hours under enemy fire.
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Waonungeon
Sept
States
Cis
District of Columbia
United States Army
Thirteenth Air Force
Nathan F. Twining
War Department
Clyde 5
Shields
Aberdeen
S. D
Gordon L. Baldry
Groton
Rebekah Official Visits Faulkton Attend Lodge Event
FAULKTON Sept 9 Special Miss Ida Henton assembly vice president from Spearfish attended two recent meetings of the Rebekah Lodge at the IOOF Hall. A school of instruction followed by Miss Henton address to the group. Lunch at Miss Belle Jarvis home. Scab mites causing shell scab or mange noted as a one inch stretch.
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Faulkton
Ida’ Henton
Assembly
Spearfish
Rebekah Lodge
Butley
IOOF
Miss Henton
Belle Jarvis
Chief Rumor Spiker Exposes Inside News as Axis Propaganda
From where I sit Sam Abernethy calls out town rumor spreaders who claim soldiers sunk S.5 Bumblebee. He argues Axis forces plant false reports to demoralize Americans while official wartime facts from the Office of War Information prove the stories unreliable.
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Sam Abernethy
Sam
Lea
Axis
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