Republicans face challenge to energize anti Roosevelt vote
The Christian Science Monitor discusses Republican strategy as it argues that to beat Roosevelt in the next election the party must mobilize anti Roosevelt sentiment and current Willkie support while considering bold postwar plans. It notes Willkie’s appeal amid business leaders and the need for a strong postwar security system with Western democracies.
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Dewey
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Wendell Willkie
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Belgium
London
United States
Smuts
Christian Science Monitor
Poland and Russia in war context join against Nazi Germany
The essay argues Poland has suffered most under Nazi barbarians and praises Soviet Red Army for saving Poland. It contends Polish exile demands for Russian border guarantees are unwise and urges unity with Russia and Britain and the U S against Germany, asserting Russia’s pivotal role in defeating Hitler.
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Europe
Poland
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Red Army
Varied quotes reflect public life during wartime era
Ralph Miller and Judge Hoyle Sink discuss school openings and hog cutting while D W Hoskins details daily tax listings. G D Linden critiques ration token ideas. H J Glass praises High Point College and Methodist missions. J F Jones notes gasoline allotment limits amid shortages. Amos R Kearns stresses support for small businesses. Sumner Welles defends universal liberty and self determination across races.
Hitler Drives Restrictive Strategy Returns to Front
Washington reports Hitler forced a southern line stand around Krivoi Rog to protect Romania and Balkans, risking a wider collapse as Stalin’s Red Army drives from the Pripet to the Dnieper. German counterattacks fail near Kiev, threatening the entire front while northern strong points delay the Baltic push.
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Krivoi Rog
Romania
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Stalingrad
Pripet Marshes
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Bug
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Homely musings and gags mix in wartime column
A collage of jokes, quotes, and reflections spans travels abroad, U S figures, and home life. The piece cites Marys farm longing, Esquire mail ban chatter, Newsweek quips, and a Sullivan family wartime visit, ending with Lt I Q Gross noting state signs.
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