Allied broadcasts barrage Reich to end Hitler regime
Civil War front reports intensified Allied propaganda urging Germans to deal the death blow to the Hitler regime. Berlin dispatches claim Beck was removed for not agreeing with Hitler and to plot for Austria and Czechoslovakia. Rundstedt is noted as removed from western command but later restored. Berlin and other German broadcasts shape a normal Germany narrative while other sources hint revolt continues. Allied air forces staged mass raids on Regensburg Schweinfurt Hamburg and other targets across Germany and occupied areas totaling over 10 000 planes amid extensive bombing of oil plants rail yards and industrial sites.
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Berlin
Genera
Hitler
Fuehrer
Austria
Czecho-Slovakia
Karl Rudolf von Rundstedl
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Europe
Stockholm
Germany
Likewige
Atlantic” Radio
United States
Mamburg
France
Paris
River
Yugoslavia
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Hamberg
Hamburg
Courtrai
Belgium
Ellery Queen in Amity Town Trial Revelations
Ellery Smith admits real name as Ellery Queen while a courtroom drama unfolds in Amity Town. Defense counsel Martin doubts the People's case as Judge Martin questions witnesses including Wright and a handwriting expert Lorenson ville amid testimony about Jim Haight Nora and Pat. The trial centers on alleged poisoning and the witness lineup, with Pat pressing for a last defense request and Ellery offering crucial insights.
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Ellery Smith
Smith
Martin
Bradford
Ellery
Wrights
Pat
Ellery Queen
Queen
James Haight
Wright
Haight
Jan Haight
Arseni
Tana
Triump
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Jan
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Lola
John F. Gid
Jeonfirma Jim
Satine
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Eli
Rilery
Carter Brad
Ccoe
Tine
Joe
Nori
Frank
Martin Pup
Jong
Nitie Preston
Lorensonville
Family schooling linked to number of children says study
A study finds American parents with fewer children tend to have more schooling. Husbands under 35 show up to three year schooling gaps across nonparent, one, two, and three plus children. Female headed families and those without spouses show similar trends with women under 45 averaging 12 years.
Frank Morgan to Star On Program With Baby Snooks
New York July 21. Frank Morgan will star in a program with Baby Snooks when it returns August 31 NBC lifted some bans on the song Don't Change Horses used on Democratic sponsored programs. Fannie Brice transfers to CBS Sundays this fall. Funeral notices for Leo Jordan. CBS and NBC schedule other late summer returns and broadcasts from Bretton Woods to U N postings.
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NBC
Democratic National Committee
Frank Morgan
Fannie Brice
Baby Snooks
Fannie
CBS
Jim Jordan
Fibber McGee
Molly
Hollywood
Peoria
Ill
Leo
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Frank Sinatra
Bretton Woods
N. H
Adderss
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Henry Morgenthau
The Letters of Alexander Woollcott reviewed
The review critiques The Letters of Alexander Woollcott edited by Beatrice Kaufman and Joseph Hennessey. It notes the volume is flawed yet engaging with Woollcott's vivid, often rude prose and a life lived flamboyantly through letters. The piece highlights editor commentary and Woollcott's evolving style from boyhood to the 1930s.
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Alexander Woollcott
Beatrice Kaufman
Joseph Hennessey
Viking
Woollcott
Woolcott
FDR AIDES AND OFFICIALS AT WHITE HOUSE MEETING
President Roosevelt met with Adm. William D. Leahey, Maj. Gen. Edwin M. Watson, Rear Adm. Wilson Brown, Vice Adm. Ross T. Meintyre, Dr. Samuel I. Rosenman, and other aides. The group gathered for discussions on wartime strategy and policy directions.
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William D. Leahey
Mr. Roosevelt
Edwin M. Watson
Wilson Brown
Ross T.’ Meintre
Samuel I. Rosenman
Roosevelt Aide Detail Sheds Light On Train Visit
On the train, Elmer Davis of the Office of War Information clarified he is not part of the presidential party and intends to depart the group for a personal inspection of OWI operations. Rocky Mountain fever transmission via tick bite noted as part of the report.
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Roosevelt
Elmer Davis
Office of War Information
OWI
Wallace and Roosevelt clash over postwar economy in convention scene
President Roosevelt outlined a domestic economy promising employment and decent living standards for all Americans and warned voters about handing a postwar job to inexperienced hands. He avoided naming his Republican rival Dewey while outlining potential running mates and noting the broad inference of a strong second in the ticket. delegates pressed into the stadium as Wallace led a liberal crusade with CIO support and organizational figures like Sid ney Hillman, Robert E. Hannegan, Edward J. Flynn, and city mayors backing Truman as the field of candidates gathers.
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Wallace
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Truman
CIO
Sidney Hillman
Hhe Labor Organizations
Robert E. Hannegan
Edward J. Flynn
Frank Hauge
Jersey City
Edward Kelly
Chicago
Flynn
War History: Front Behind Lines as Hitler Fights for Outer Shield
The article describes a stubborn defense on a collapsing front as commanders urge retreat to shorten the line. It notes officers grew furious, seeking to remove the man seen as dragging the fatherland toward ruin while entrenched defenders fight with back to the wall.
Mud Boggs advance stalls against German armor
Bernard J Montgomery's progress toward drawing the main German army into battle stalled as a large encircling move failed to bring in the German armor. Field dispatches show limited prisoner gains and a pace below an armored offensive, with reports from a western theater telegram.
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Page
Bernard J. Montgomery
Erwhr
Rommel
Eg Weil
Fragmented OCR Note Reveals Obscure Market Snippet
A jagged OCR passage discusses buying and supplies, mentioning lubricants, munitions, and essential oils. The text references rubber manufacture, salvage, and ingredients, but the garbled wording obscures clear facts or identifiable entities.
Telegraph origin and palm food claim
A fragment notes a sage palm tree yields y amount of food to sustain natives in the Dutch East Indies year by year and mentions the word telegraph deriving from the Greek tele meaning distant.
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Dutch East Indies
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