News Be the News and political intrigue in 1940s column
Paul Mallon’s column discusses President Roosevelt’s draft and tax plans, suggests candidates like O Max Gardner for party leadership, and critiques Doris Duke Cromwell and her husband. It also notes Hitler pushing Japan toward a second Pearl Harbor, and mentions Robert E Hannegan to lead the Democratic National Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mallon
Mallon
AFL Pres- Green
CIO
Murray
Wete
Hannagan
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
Washington
Democratic Party
Gardner
Doris Duke Cromwell
Doris
United States
Canpost
U. S. Senate
Cromwell
Robert E. Hannegan
Frank C. Walker
Democratic National Committee
Associated Press
Hannegan
Mr. Walker
Edward J. Flynn
Four Dimensional View of World War II Balance
In this analysis the war map must include time and multiple fronts. The United States Britain and exile governments have built an allied strength, while Russia has paid the blood-price by halting German advances. A postwar balance of power or a system of free nations matter to prevent future conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Germany
Hiroji Oshima
Tojo
Pearl Harbor
Axis
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Europe
Japan
British Commonwealth of Nations
North Africa
Sicily
Italy
Stalin
United Nations
British Isles
Berlin
Britain
France
Scandinavian
World Organization
The
New York Times
Early start urged to beat summer heat in High Point
Citizens discuss adjusting work hours to avoid night shifts and heat. Quotes from 8. D. Clapp, Charles Ivey, C. Z. Ingram, Hal Davis, and local officials reference a March 31, 1944 deadline and a shift toward a 30 minute earlier start. Community members voice support for youth centers and concerns over costs of housing, hose, and cemetery fees amid wartime inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Z. Ingram
High Point
Pete Armstrong
Roosevelt Draft Proposal Stirs Mixed Congressional Reactions
Washington observers split on Roosevelt’s new legislative package. Critics warn the plan could draft civilians aged 18 to 63, while supporters and opponents debate political motives and feasibility amid questions about the Smith Connally act and manpower claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
McNutt Testi
On Broadway Newsreels and the Free Press Debate
A critical column denounces newsreel commentators and sponsored morale tactics while defending press freedom. It urges dailies to cover screenings honestly, condemns Axis propaganda and treason indictments, and argues for constitutional checks on fanaticism amid wartime censorship debates.
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High Point Enterprise
J. P. Rawley
R. B. Terry
H. A. Cecil
Mgr
D. A. Rawley
Robert Thompson
N. C
Lexington Ave
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
McDonald and
Morrison
8. D. Clapp
Charles Ivey
Randlemian
New Open Ng Schedul
Hal Davis
Robert Blair
Mary Ruth Robertson
Negro Youth Advisory Committ
Negro Youth Center
Sam
Louie Fetelip
Roy S. Braden
John E. Melton
Senate
Truman
Army
Navy
Chicago
Left Labor
Winchell
Broadway
Grand Central
Abbott and Costello
Betty Grable
Teheran
Cairo
Samson
Ramirez
Gov't
FBI
USA
Mag-Thumber
Walker
Garoo Court
Colmbia Broadcasting System
Private
Breger Abroad
By Lt
Dave Breger
Chardson
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