New Weapons of War Signal Total War Reality
The article notes the rapid use of air delivered and remote controlled weapons by Allies and Germans, highlighting a shift to total war and urging democracies to harness full effort in war fronts. It then reflects on juvenile crime, accountability, and the evolution of juvenile justice from harsh past punishments to reformative courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Walter Lippman
A.W.S
North Carolina
England
America
Ben B. Lindsay
Denver
Colo
W.A.B
War Department
United States
Two High Point firms win National Security Award in NC
The Associated Press notes iia Container Company and Toms of High Point receive the National Security Award for maintaining superior protection and safety standards. Carolina Power Light Company and North Carolina Power Company also honored with awards, ceremony details set for June in Raleigh area.
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Raleigh
High Point
R. L. McMillan
North Carolina
Iia Container Company
Tom‘s
Rethre
Carolina Power Light Company
Ter Power Company
Wilmington
Wake County
New County Courthouse
Nation Munitions Corporation
Carrboro
Tom’s
Carolina Container Com
War talk at Jomlinson’s D Day walkout divides readers
Alvin Staley defends naval crew after a D Day walkout and criticizes public pressure while noting patriotism and family losses. Seaman Charles Shields, on leave from Camp Peary Virginia, describes Navy life as tough and complains about scarce summer uniforms and constant washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shields
Camp Peary
Virginia
Community leaders urge War Bond support for victory
Jere Sloan and Charles Kearns call for broad participation in the War Bond drive as the home front effort, with citizens urged to buy bonds and contribute extra amounts. Local officials applaud youth center funding and airport improvements as positive steps for freedom and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kearns
Crown Hosiery Company
Axis
Willkie on states' rights cited in 1944 politics
The article argues Roosevelt should be re elected, urges proper use of federal power, and critiques Willkie for flip flopping on states' rights. It recalls 1860 Republican platform endorsing states' rights while noting changes in the party's stance through history and the need to balance central authority.
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Willkie
Wendell Willkie
Roosevelt
Willie
Sebien
Benn
Democratic Party
Abraham Lincoln
Willkie and the balance of power in the federal system
The piece argues that state sovereignty and individual rights uphold American political stability. It critiques Willkie and current Britain-US power shifts, warning against centralized federal overreach and the loss of citizen control over domestic institutions amid global pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willkie
Wendell Willkie
Republican Party
Jllkie
Senate campaign combat over Hillman funds analyzes labor politics
The article compares Senate campaign spending disputes with Dies committee inquiries into Sidney Hillman and labor unions. It notes Hillman’s promised 669764.11 dollars, limited investigations, internal committee Files, and looming hearings. It covers primary results in Ohio and New York, CIO endorsements, and tensions between labor groups and Congress over public scrutiny.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Sidney Hilman
Dies
unAmerican Activities Committee
Committee
House
Hillman
Dies Committee
Congress
Ohio
AE of L
CIO
Union power and regulation spark political debate
Paul Mallon argues unions resemble insurers in function and funding, noting court rulings allow congressional oversight of insurance firms. He criticizes left wing calls for insurance regulation and politics, suggesting bias in applying controls to unions versus insurers.
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Pennsylvania
Congress
Hillman’s
Winchell On Broadway
A collage of entertainment notes from Broadway and Hollywood highlights stars, rumors, and industry moves. Mentions Evelyn MacGregor, Betty Reilly, Celeste Holm, James J Walker, Angela Greene, and Dunninger with brief standpoints on radio, film and stage.
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Noble and King
Clover Club
H. Rosenthal
the Players
Forest
Paramount
Evelyn MacGregor
Cugat
Columbia
Mexico
Barry Wood
Betty Reilly
Colleen
Preston Foster
the Touhy
Quentin Reynolds
Newspaper Guildhall
Celeste Holm
Oklahoma
20Th
Metro
New York
Gus Edwards
Arthur Caesar
James J. Walker
Western Union
Hollywood
Oracle
John McManus
Angela Greene
Britain
Dunninger
Jessica Dragonette
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N.C
National John Co
Lexington Ave
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Enterprise
South Carolina
George Stin
Alcoia
S.C
Hitler
Poland
United Nations
Germany
London
E.V.M
Berlin
Jomlinson's
Alvin Staley
Jere Sloan
Local Draft Board No. 4
Allie Forster
Civil Preventice Authority
High Point-Greensboro
Lee Wilson
George Sokolsky
Great Britain
Europe
Cleveland
A. F. of L
A. F. of L. Teamster
John Rodrich
Fourteenth Street
Cantwell
Tammany
Supreme Court
Paul Mallon
Broadway
Don Wahn
Variety
Sir Silve
California
Rosstown
Lyman
Jai T
Club 18
Flattop
el Chico
Rankin
Betty Schenck
Electrical and Radio Workers Union
Red Cross
Greater
N. Y
Sperry Co
Betty
Private
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