Off Year Elections Potent but Undetermined for 1944
The piece analyzes off year election results suggesting Republicans gained in key races such as New York lieutenant governor Joe Hanley while Dewey’s position remains fragile. It forecasts possible shifts in Roosevelt’s strategy toward the middle and potential Republican rifts ahead of future conventions.
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Roose
Franklin Roosevelt
Dewey
New York
Joe Hanley
Jim Farley
New Yorker
Wendell Willkie
Bricker
Willkie
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Army free legal counsel aids wounded in recovery effort
The article notes lawyers from the judge advocate general’s office and civilian volunteers work with medical officers to provide free legal advice to wounded soldiers. It highlights the mental comfort from counsel and mentions North Carolina bar associations endorsing Judge I. M. Meekins, amid speculation on Lindsay Warren’s possible judicial appointment.
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North Carolina
Varibar
United States District
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Meekins
Warren
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Mr. Warren
War Conference Guesses and Possible Front Opening
The author doubts public certainty about Moscow talks and Western Front plans. They suggest a major military move may occur soon and that the Moscow decisions could shorten the war. A sidebar note mentions Canadian cows consuming S600 worth of war bonds and warns about coal orders.
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United States
England
Europe
Citizens weigh in on war, politics, and progress
A mosaic of quotes from city and state leaders, workers, and residents covers war outlooks, public service advice, postal reminders, economic cautions, and reflections on postwar goals. Notable voices include Governor J M Broughton, Edwin Gill, Henry A Wallace, Alfred Landon, and Admiral Chester Nimitz.
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Tobe
High Point
Bricker To Officially Enter Republican Presidential Race
Analysis of the 1930s race outlines Ohio Governor Bricker’s plan to launch a formal campaign with speeches and appearances while Dewey remains cautious. It notes Willkie’s candidacy and the guideposts of primary polls, favorite son states, and the shifting balance among Bricker Dewey Willkie in a national contest.
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Dewey
Ohio State Central Committee
Bricker
American Legion
Ohio
Willkie
New England
Indiana
Oregon
Warren
Cal
Ifornia
Martin
Pennsylvania
Greene
Illinois
Stassen
Minnesota
New York
Michigan
Vandenberg
General MacArthur
Roosevelt
MacArthur
Broadway wrangle over New Deal fame and press roars
A Washington row over publicity and politics targets Roosevelt’s administration and New Deal propaganda in films. The piece critiques hams chasing ink while neglecting allies, with warnings about Israel Seitz and Lend-Lease oversight. It notes Pearl Harbor era tensions and a Senatorial probe risk to allied unity.
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Hitler
Mr. Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Elmer Davis
Israel Moses Seitz
America
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Montgomery
Russia
England
China
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