Republicans plan coordinated 1944 bid with Warren as front
The piece argues Republicans aim for a prearranged 1944 campaign, with Governor Earl Warren as a keynote candidate and strategy modeled on past front runners. It cites Dewey Bricker and Warren as front runners, notes shift in campaign tactics, and contrasts with 1940 Willkie effort. It also covers German military position and political culture in Congress.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
A. Wallace
Harryins
Blackstone
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John W. Bricker
Ohio
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Wendellkie
Harold FE. Stasnen
Albany
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G.O.P
Willkie
Bru
Philadelphia
Earl Warren
Dewey
Bricker
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Botho
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Messrs
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City Memorial Hospital Named Penicillin Depot
Winston-Salem announces City Memorial hospital will receive and supply penicillin for civilian use. Dr. J B Whittington confirms the depot role and a monthly quota of twenty million Oxford units is established for the month. John N McDonnell notes future quota adjustments possible if needed.
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Winston-Salem
J. B. Whittington
Oxford
John N. McDonnell
War Production Board
Winning the War by Albert Leman Faith
A wartime column discusses possible paths for the second front after landing day. It contrasts trench style assaults with blitzkrieg style mobile operations and cites Brigadier General William H. Wilbur on German resolve. The piece notes Allied pressure from English and Canadian forces and optimistic plans to avoid past disasters versus Tunisia and Anzio.
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Italy
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William H. Wilbur
Cassino
Germany
England
Anzio
Tunisia
Chilean Ambassador Praises U S Army at Panama Graduation
Chilean ambassador Hector M. Pamapiro told graduates at the Coast Artillery training center anti aircraft navy school in Panama that the United States army is the first army of the world defending world liberty. Six Chilean officers were among the graduates.
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Panama Canal
INS
Army of the
United States
Hector M. Pamarino
Panama
Coast Artillery Training Center
Soldier Hurls Grenade at Jap Pillbox on Bougainville
Sgt. Charles H. Wolverton of the U S 37th Division readies a hand grenade to strike a Japanese pillbox on Bougainville in the Solomon Islands. A moment later he scores a perfect hit and blows the target apart. Signal Corps photo.
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Charles H. Wolverton
U. S
Bougainville
Solomon Islands
Signal Corps Photo
International
Two North Carolinians Awarded Distinguished Flying Cross
Allied Headquarters in the Southwest Pacific announces Lt. Gen. C. Kenney awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross to S/Sat. Ernest Phillips of Mt. Vernon Springs and S. Sgt. Edward B. Smith Jr. of Rt. 2 Gastonia for heroism during missions against Japan.
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Allied Headquarters
Southwest Pacific
C. Kenney
Allied Air Forces
S/Sat
Ernest Phillips
RFC
Mt. Vernon Springs
N. C
Edward B. Smith
Gastonia
Itali an wine cart sparks Cornwells Heights lawn craze
The Ralph Simons family of Cornwells Heights has what is believed to be the nation's most unusual lawn decoration a life size Italian wine cart attracting curious neighbors and passersby in Pennsylvania.
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Cornwells Heights
Ralph Simons
Marines Enjoy Training Film at Green Island Show
An audience of battle tired Marines on Green Island New Ireland watched a movie night after a training film titled Baptism of Fire. The veterans of Guadalcanal New Georgia and Bougainville attended the program aboard the base as part of rest and recreation.
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Green Island
New Ireland
INS
Guadalcanal
New Georgia
Bougainville
Air Medal Awarded Three Carolinians in Southwest Pacific
Lt Gen George C Kenny awarded the Air Medal to Tech Sgt David R Jordan of Maiden NC, Staff Sgt Harry L Kiser of Concord NC, and Staff Sgt Robert R of Black Mountain NC for meritorious achievement on sustained bombing missions in the Southwest Pacific. Citations praised courage and devotion to duty during long range operations against enemy airfields ships and vessels. A separate dispatch from London reports Tito says no wartime agreement possible between Yugoslav resistance council and King Peter.
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Southwest Pacific
George C. Kenny
Allied Air Forces
Tech
David R. Jordan
Maiden
N. C
Harry L. Kiser
Concord
Robert R
Black Mountain
Eter Meher
Connellsville Boy Sets City Can-Collecting Record
Pat Edwards of Connellsville set a new city can collecting record with 3 501 cans since January breaking the old mark of 2 160 held by Edward Edmundson The feat was achieved today in Connellsville by the schoolboy assistant notes indicate the record surpasses prior achievements in the local can drive citywide contest.
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Connellsville
Pat
Edward Edmundson
New City
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