CBS Schedule Highlights Halifax Address And Broadcasts
CBS plans to carry Lord Halifax address at 10 45 p m Saturday Eastern War Time while NBC hosts a London briefing from Lord Vans on foreism affairs at 11 p m Sunday Other schedules include Andre Kostelanetz return to CBS at 4 30 p m and a new You Cant Take It With You on MBS Also listed are NBC 8 Lucille Manners Concert 8 30 Thinmar Drama 9 Abe Lyman Waltzes 9 30 People Are Funny quiz 10 Boston Blackie drama and Lone Ranger Navy 9 Gang 5 11 30 Variations by Van on MBS Freedom of Op nothing quiz
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Rest of My Life Amid Loss and New Love
In a Manhattan hospital aftermath, Matthew mourns Irene while navigating grief and duties. He accepts support from family and colleagues, contemplates returning to work, and faces Elisabeth’s confession of love for Peter, sparking tension over fidelity and future commitments. The spring city frames his fragile resolve to move forward.
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Paris Freed at Last as Nazi Hold Weakens in Free City
The freeing of Paris marks a decisive turn as four years of destruction ease. Paris endures earlier bombardment and evacuation of nonessential citizens, yet remains largely intact. The liberation tests French unity and will shape internal reform as representatives from French committees Britain and the United States move to formalize civil administration beyond military control.
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Pastoral by Nevil Shute review in the Literary Guide
The piece critiques Pastoral by Nevil Shute, praising Peter Marshall as a convincing hero and finding Gervase Robertson weak. It notes Shute’s international money factors and questions the book’s fit to its title definitions as a simple, somewhat dim romance set around airman duty and wartime danger.
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Morrow
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America
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Nero
Germany
Gervase Robertson
WAAF
Marshall's Field
Peter
Gervase
Wellington
Hitler to fight to the bloody end in a collapsing Germany
The article argues Hitler plans to resist to the end, with Eduard Benes predicting the army will disintegrate into small units and fight on after Allied invasion. It notes total German regimentation and social curtailment, and cites a shrinking Seventh Army trapped in a pocket along the western front.
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Allis
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Fuehrer
Europe
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World War II update and allied moves in Europe
Report notes the Seine estuary area with Nazi Fifteenth Army weakened and retreat expected northward. German resistance remains stiff in the east as Allied talks with Hull and Dulles hint at bipartisan agreement and possible joint statements before further meetings.
Postwar economy debate on employment and policy
A wartime audience discusses postwar plans for full employment, tax policy, social security, demobilization, and international cooperation. Mr Pink and Mr Cherne argue for expanding production and world trade to prevent low mood, while urging targeted public works and private industry leadership to sustain prosperity.
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Aleady
America
Pink
Cherne
George
Senate
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Han Institute
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China
India
Inter
Congress
Mr. Pink
Cherney
Conkust
Plan to streamline new agency faces peacetime duties
Governments weigh duties for proposed agency with early talks hinting at a lean structure and clear functions. A rival approach favors a separate peace conference rather than placing the task within the agency, though both options face practical hurdles.
German General Ellfeldt Captured After Argentan Trap
General Otto Ellfeldt head of the German 84th Corps was captured while attempting to escape the Argentan pincers trap. He appeared resigned to his fate as he was taken prisoner, according to Bignal Corps Radiophotos via International.
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Bignal
Corps Radiophotos
United States Pushes Security Setup Before War Territorial Settlements
The text notes Secretary Hull’s stance that no general postwar settlement should proceed until a security agency is established. It describes French forces in Toulon encircling German troops, occupying the land arsenal and nearby areas, with heavy resistance at the naval harbor and peninsulas. It mentions headlines and San Marino as a European reference, though details are unclear.
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Hull
Touloin
Ara
Ollioules
Habor
Allies Sweep Across French Ports in Swift Offensive
Allied forces continue swift strike actions in Marseille and Toulon with ongoing fighting in harbor districts. Sporadic street battles reported as the supply bases for the Allied advance remain contested.
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Toulon
Victory Garden Tips From Daily Press Clippings
The article offers gardening guidance focusing on cultivating vegetables with emphasis on plant food, ample watering, and frequent shallow cultivation. It warns to be careful when handling cauliflower to prevent foliar damage and mentions garden tasks suitable for early growth stages.
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