Broughton Faces Long Odds for Vice Presidency Bid
The Chicago headquarters will back Broughton for vice president as North Carolina’s 30 convention votes are pledged and several Southern states may tilt his way. Officials warn Wallace’s renomination hinges on anti-Wallace sentiment, while Arnald of Georgia predicts Roosevelt may run again and Wallace could be renominated.
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Texas
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North Carolina campaign finance law called to be strengthened
The piece critiques the 100 dollar county limit on campaign spending and urges a new law with teeth to disclose all contributions and expenditures. It argues audits by the attorney general won’t suffice and that open books would curb deceit in Democratic primary races. It notes no major campaign followed the limit for decades.
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Campaign chatter and war loan plans from state leaders
Secretary of State Thad Bure questions campaign spending and notes his lower spending than rival Charlie Johnson, who led in votes while both carried every county. G Curtis Smithdeal warns War Loan Drive remains vital as new drives approach. A Eagle, NC Retail Coal Merchants president, praises High Point meeting and hopes to return soon.
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Women Workers and Scouts Discuss Postwar Roles
Don Long of the U S Department of Labor notes many women in the prewar workforce may stay employed after the war and urges skill development and union participation. Coy Mouse predicts a swift end to the war in Europe while expressing caution about troop space and Scout camps. Mrs Mabel Burnett cites Scout camp vacancies for girls. Mrs A L Stevens praises new surgical dressing rooms at Archdale school and workers packing dressings destined for overseas.
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Atlanta
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Opposition and Affirmative Purpose in a Two Party System
The piece argues opposition can check power yet be affirmative, citing Christianity and biblical doctrine. It outlines three Republican viewpoints: opposition for its own sake, offering no affirmative program, or a cagey policy of guarded statements.
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Republican stance and Willkie critique in American political war
The piece argues Republicans must present a clear affirmative message on war and peace. It contrasts Willkie’s explicit statements with others who seek to avoid commitments. It warns that ambiguity weakens the party and that voters demand courage and integrity in pledges and principles.
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Behind the News Washington Nazi morale in France and Pacific
Morale among German fighters in France is mixed with some crack units and many non Nazi conscripts. The drive on Cherbourg is hard fought with heavy casualties as Allied forces retake towns like Montebourg Carentan and Valognes. In the Pacific Jap morale is strained with limited aircraft production and heavy losses, particularly after Saipan.
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Planes land in Saipan operation shifts Pacific balance
Paul Mallon reports that the initial Saipan landing shows a severe Japanese setback as their broadcasts hint at acknowledgment of the blow. Japan lacks strong land based air at nearby controlled islands and faces heavy losses in shipping, with experts predicting a rapid chat toward capitulation once allied fleets converge.
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Hollywood Vignette of Marines and Stars at Beverly Hills Hotel
A breezy Hollywood column notes U. S. Marines at the Beverly Hills Hotel pool with stars Bette Davis Dinah Shore Veronica Lake and others. scenes include club performances, romantic liaisons, and gossip about marriages, divorces, and industry moves across La Cienega and major studios.
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