GOP Plans Fourteen Major Broadcasts This Season
The Republican National Committee schedules fourteen network broadcasts with six by Gov. Dewey and two by running mate Bricker. Specific Dewey dates include September 7 Philadelphia 8 Louisville 18 Seattle 19 Portland 21 San Francisco 22 Los Angeles, as Democrats delay until September 23 for President Roosevelt’s Teamsters talk in Washington.
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C. E. Butterfield
NBC
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Kansas
Edward J. Thye
Minnesota
New York
Republican National Committee
Thomas E. Dewey
John W. Bricker
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Brotherhood of Teamsters
Washington
Dewey
Philadelphia
Louisville
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Lucille Manners
Abe Lyman
Boston Blackie
Nick Carter
Helen Keller
American forces advance toward Saar after breaking Maginot area
No Panzer Heke thrust through St Dizier toward Commercy has reached within 58 miles of Germany’s Saar region. The advance crossed the Argonne and the Meuse, where General Pershing’s doughboys fought six weeks in 1918, and moved past key strongpoints of the Maginot line.
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St. Dizier
Commercy
Germany
Saar
Argonne Forest
Meuse
John J. Pershing
Rest of My Life With You Faith Baldwin Chapter Twenty Seven
In this excerpt Judith recovers from a concussion as Dr. Matthew Norman reassesses her condition and a web of relationships unfolds. Treadway, the polo playboy, frets over Judith while Mary and Ella urge progress, and Matthew’s bond with Judith deepens through light banter and shared concern amid a winter siege of illness and sorrow.
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Faith Baldwin
Matthew
Mat
Norman
Mr. Treadway
Kate
Treadway
Mary
Jimmy
Angel
Morrow
Lynn
Matthew Hockatin
Matthew Norman
Judith
Treadway the Great
Tose Ald
Greenwich
Ella
Shel Dently
Sam
Morley
Hilda
Mathew
Bill
Aker
Peace in Hands of American People After War Ends
The piece argues that postwar readjustment requires a new American role in world affairs. It emphasizes expanding international trade to avoid disaster, reestablishing free markets, and linking domestic policy with global economics. The future rests on informed, wise action by the American people.
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United States
J. B. Condliffe
University of California
Brazil on the March review in The Literary Guidepost
Morris L. Cooke's Brazil on the March is praised as the first clear account of Brazil's current path and its hemisphere impact. The piece notes Cooke's role with the American Technical Commission and highlights aims to aid Brazil toward self sufficiency and industrialization while avoiding neocolonial dynamics. It draws parallels to past Latin American booms and stresses a profitable partnership with the United States.
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Brazil
Morris Llewellyn Cooke
Whittlesey
Morris L. Cooke
United States
Mr. Cooke
American Technical Commission
State Department
Office of Economic Welfare
War Production Board
Cooke
Ion
Axis
King
Look and Learn By A. C. Gordon 3
The piece presents five questions with concise answers. The assassinated presidents are Lincoln Garfield and McKinley. The average tree age is estimated at 200 to 300 years. The shortest Bible verse is Jesus wept. The earth is not a perfect sphere as it is flattened at the poles. Massachusetts has the largest capital city, Boston.
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United States
Earth
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Jesus
Massachusetts
Boston
War Credo From The Front Lines Echoes In Verdun
A wartime column reflects on Nazi defeat near Verdun and the push for unconditional surrender. It notes Allied resolve to outlaw war, with a Midwest reader stressing severe punishment for aggressors and honoring those lost in action.
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Verdun
Reich
Hitler
Germany
United Nations
Hull
Cape
Eisenhower vows to carry war to Reich and calls for peace
President Eisenhower declared the battle will be carried decisively into the Reich and urged destruction of German military power. He warned that after a war’s “sacred soil,” constructive efforts would aid German peaceable people as Labor Day approaches. A Texas crowd heard a pledge against cashiering the commander in chief.
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Reich
pauLie Ay OF
Stehayeut
Eia
Detroit
Senator Gonnally
Texas
Army
Navy
Thomas E. Dewey
Edward, Martin
Pennsylvania
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Kansas
Edward J.thye
Minnesota
Dewey
Bricker
Republican National
Philadelphia
Washington
Robert M. Gaylord
National Association of Manufacturers
House Campaign Expenses Committee
NAM
Sidney Hillman
CIO Political Action Committee
Hour Group
Chicago
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Republican National Committee
Ellis Amal
Georgia
Republican Party
Brownell
John B. Wilson
Arnall
Allied drive through France outpaces 1940 blitz pace
The article compares Allied progress in France with Hitler’s 1940 blitz. It notes Cherbourg as a key port, German demolitions, and supply challenges. It contrasts tactical speeds, citing American armored advances from St Lo toward Sedan, British progress to Amiens, and wider mobility as demoralization grows. India’s irrigation system is mentioned.
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Hitler
Normandy
Paris
Eisenhower
Cherbourg
le Harre
Brest
St. Nazaire
Rorlent
France
Adolf Hitler
St. Lo
Abbeville
Sedan
Avranches
Nantes
Chartres
Amiens
American forces drive toward Verdun amid broad offensive
Allied troops push from the Sedan corridor toward the Meuse while Patton’s armor races 965 miles in under a day to Verdun. The northern push tightens around Calais and Dunkerque as Merauders hammer Brest and Canadian units close on Dieppe. Soviet-like reports note German forces pulled into retreats along the Seine and Somme fronts.
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Brest
Brittanny
Montgomery
Calais
Dunkerque
Berlin
Seine
Somme
Vervins
Rethel
Ardennes
Sedan Gap
Meuse
Maginot Line
George 8. Patton
Verdun
Belgium
Sedan
Germans advance near Italian frontier in retreating push
Allied columns push along mountains and paths from a devastated village to contact German outposts northwest of Lagae near the Italian frontier about 55 miles northwest of Nice. French forces mop up scattered enemy pickets at Pont Saint Esprit Bourg Saint Ande rs Vallon and Barjac as garrisons on Ratsonneau and Pomergues surrender off Marseille.
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Villagze
Lagae
Nice
Rhone
Pont St. Esprit
Bourg St. Anders
Vallon
Barjac
France
Ratsonneau
Pomergues
Marseille
Notable Allied Naval Landing in Varying Harbor Actions
The United States Navy cruiser morning August 29 landed 90 Marines in a small harbor between two islands where coastal guns delayed enemy resistance in Marseille. Demolitions were safely removed and land mines isolated from Bucharest. Romanian accounts claim soldiers avoided streets, preferring trucks, and praise Allied tank superiority with a boast about oil field supply needs.
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Marseille
Red Army Strikes Through Bucharest Amid Fierce Resistance
Front dispatches report German forces in disorder as Soviet troops move west along the Bucharest Craiova line. Malinovsky showcases mechanized might with self propelled guns tanks and armored infantry rumbling into Bucharest amid a weary populace. A Red Star reporter notes aggressive river valley operations and a swift, decisive push through the city.
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RED Army
Bucharest
Craiova
Danube
Malinovsky
Red Star
Alex- Exh
West Virginia Republican mayors meet on campaign matters
Patrol and cadets under Lt. Col Hubert H Stark guided West Virginia municipal Republican leaders who gathered in Charleston to discuss campaign topics with the party’s gubernatorial nominee. The event emphasized coordinated efforts in the gubernatorial race and related municipal issues.
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West
Virginia
Hubert H. Stark
Charleston
Charleston mayor outlines campaign plan in city notices
The report cites Mayor D Boone Dawson of Charleston addressing a city audience about a campaign plan. It notes a state chairman Jim Hf, Bluefield's involvement, and a promised 100 percent response to an invitation extended to city officials for discussion.
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D. Boone Dawson
Charleston
Dawson
Tampaign Plang
Illiaa
Oir Ae
Jim Hf
Ghote
Bluefield
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