North Carolina politics and Parker’s chances for Supreme Court
The piece weighs Parker to fill the U S Supreme Court vacancy, noting North Carolina Democrats and GOP senators influence. It urges timely action by Solicitor Wilson in the Davidson county case, warns of political impact, and cites pressure from lawmakers and officials.
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John J
U. S. Circuit Court
Ap- North Carolinian
Chav
United States Supreme Court
Heless
North Carolina
Parker
Democra
Republi
Iena
Roberts
Trueven
Vermont
Tru
Supreme Court
Judge Parker
Truman
Demonts
Bailey and
Hoey
Bob Doughton
The
and Means Committee of the House
O. Max Gardner
Washington
Berlin
Ratification of UN Charter Spurs Immediate Global Action
The Senate’s ratification of the United Nations charter is seen as a clear move that should prompt England, Russia, and other nations to act quickly. The piece notes uncertainty about Britain’s procedure but expects rapid steps by Clement Attlee’s government to resolve doubts. It predicts Russia will ratify unless Potsdam alters Stalin’s mind and says the Russian delegation engaged fully at San Francisco.
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Senate
England
Russia
Clement Attlee
Potsdam
Stalin
Moscow
San Francisco
Ward Morehouses
Joan Arlowe
Oren
Carrie) Munn
Mexico
Sidney Fields
The
Mirror
Ed Pauley
Gov. of California
Lehman
Ickes
Bart Crum
California
Willkie
Fdr
Coluum
H. Howard
State Election Officials Back Investigation Report
Chair William T. Joyner and Solicitor Lee Wilson endorsed the state bureau of investigation report on the Davidson County election fraud case. They said the document is elaborate, painstaking, forthright, and supports the stance of the state board of elections. The board had requested the probe after initial study of charges.
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Davidson
Wilson
SBI
Davidson County
Joyner
William T. Joyner
State Board
Lee Wilson
Colonel Joyner
State Bureau
Ate Board of Elections
New Look for Big Three Photo Shows Attlee in Suit
The latest image of the big three highlights Clement Attlee in a business suit rather than a uniform, a departure from Stalin in his usual attire and Churchill’s varied uniforms. The note suggests civilians should govern the world we want, with soldiers winning wars.
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Clement Attlee
Stalin
Churchill
Wartime guide tells GIs to avoid fraternizing with Japanese
A Pocket Guide to Japan prepared by the army service forces directs occupation troops not to trust Japanese people of any age or sex. It notes past atrocities by Japan and urges Americans to conduct themselves uprightly while preventing fraternization, promising peace will yield rewards.
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W. F. Arrogast
Jack Stinnett
Washington
Japan
Army Serviceorces
Capitol Hill
Bataan
Corregidor
Japanese Imperial War Guide Warns Soldiers About Local Hostiles
The document urges soldiers to take extreme caution against Japanese civilians and women while noting some Japanese individuals support democracy. It highlights the 100th Infantry Battalion as an American unit of Japanese ancestry whose members are loyal to the United States and oppose German enemies in Italy.
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100Th Infantry Battalion
United States Army
Italy
Tammany Communist Alliance Draws New Fire
ANY era political clash unfolds as Tammany Hall aligns with communists and challenges over Benjamin Davis Jr. for the city council. Democratic factions, Catholic and immigrant clubs, and Ed Flynn of the Bronx push back against perceived communist influence in the party.
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Tammany
Daily Worker
American Labor Party
Benjamin Davis, Jr
ALP
Tammany Hall
New York
The
CPA
Ed Flynn
Bronx
Moscow
Flynn, O'Dwyer and Roosevelt in Bronx political clash
By George Sokolsky notes Flynn's Moscow talks failed to yield a Stalin Roosevelt accord and hints Flynn's loyalty to FDR while opposing communists. He warns O'Dwyer must win Brooklyn votes to quell Tammany ties with communists, arguing post election there may be no ally for them.
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Ed Flynn
O'Dwyer
Bronx
Bill O'Dwyer
Tammany
Brooklyn
Dodgers
the Tablet
United States
Stalin
Tablet
Benjamin Davis, Jr
Rubber Shortage Shapes War Time Supply and Rivalries
The piece portrays a looming rubber shortage driving Allied strategy in the East Indies Malaya and Indo China as peacetime needs rise. It notes U S stocks after Pearl Harbor, potential fall by late 1945, and Japs failing to destroy plantations. It also discusses rivalry between U S air forces and the army, with RAF complaints over credit for bomber campaigns.
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East Indies
Malaya
Indo-China
Japan
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
U. S
Pearl Harbor
U. S. Navy
Germany
RAF
War Department
Reich
Hitler
Pacific
Air Forces Reorganized to Support Ground Units
In the far eastern theater little tactical air activity has occurred. The 8th and Mth air forces have been reorganized only recently to provide air support to ground units.
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Far Eastern
8Th
Mth
Army air power limits noted by Europe commander
In commentary the Air Force Magazine editorials urge bold briefing for air crews. Lieutenant General William H. Simpson argues bombers' distance and lack of contact with ground forces shape wartime strategy. The piece also surveys Truman era factional tensions within the Roosevelt wing and reactions to the new White House leadership.
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G. Ls
Air Force Magazine
War Department
William HH. Simpson
9Th Army
Europe
Winchell on Broadway Sparks Burst of Celebrity News
On Broadway headlines mix fresh marriages divorces and court actions. Reed Lawton sues Mrs Langford for slander while Ann Sheridan and Steve Hannagan reportedly may marry. Ed Flynn to script FDR life story as Mussolini chatter and other showbiz notes fill the page with names and rumors.
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John Boles
Marcelita Dobbs
Reno
Rosemary Price
Jock McLean
Agnes Pyne
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Washington
Reed Lawton
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America
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Farley
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MacArthur
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Harrys
Harold L. Ickes
Wae A. Wallace
Frank C. Walker
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Roatta
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H. Luce
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Stassen
Jean Dalrymple
Jose Iturbi
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Lowell Thomas
Fulton Lewis, Jr
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