Roosevelt Apology Follows Senator Bridges Row
In a New Deal era exchange, President Roosevelt apologizes to rival Senator Styles Bridges of New Hampshire after Bridges criticizes a UK mounted press clipping about Lord Mountbatten. Roosevelt defends MacArthur and downplays discord while rivals on Capitol Hill seek to blunt war policy critiques ahead of 1944 elections.
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London Dispatch
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Granite State
Time Limit Set For Assaults On Germany proposal cannot bind the next
The article discusses political strategies post election, noting GOP aims to remove contentious topics like social security and aging programs from the political fray to boost next year’s comeback. It contrasts Roosevelt era cohesion with current partisan shifts and outlines diplomatic and military speculation about Germany and Japan.
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F.D.R
Blican
Roosevelt
Wide Open Senate Seen For N C
Raleigh observes a competitive open senate race in North Carolina after Senator Reynolds announces he will not seek reelection. Potential candidates include Clyde R. Hoey Marvin Ritch Cameron Morrison and several others from Durham Charlotte Greensboro and Wadesboro with Morrison undecided and Morrison pressuring friends to urge a bid.
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Rice Reynolds
Clyde R. Hoey
Shelby
Marvin Ritch
Charlotte
Cameron Morrison
William B. Umstead
Durham
L.P. McLendon
Greensboro
Lamar Caudle
Wadesboro
Morrison
House
Senate
Reynolds
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programs and News
Eastern War Time broadcasts list evening lineup from 5:46 to 11:50 with Captain Midnight, Jack Armstrong, Ginny Simms, Fred Waring, Bob Hope, Burns and Allen, Gracie Allen, and Lombardo appearances. Includes news, sports, dramas, and variety shows across NBC and ABC networks with time adjustments for time changes.
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Parmene
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Ik Ree
Ed Skelton
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Fred Waring
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Senator Morrison to retire at end of term in 1932
The Senate in 1932 over Morrison announced in Washington yesterday that he would retire at the end of his current term. He said however that he was not retiring from public life.
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Morrison
Washington
Tobacco Price Gain Reported in North Carolina Markets
The War Food Administration reports price gains on North Carolina flue cured tobacco markets with leaf grades up one to six cents per pound on the Old Belt and Middle Belt. Smoke leaf and lugs showed mixed or smaller increases, while the New Bright Belt saw one to two cent rises for common to fair leaf and lugs.
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Raleigh
War Food Administration
Cda
North Carolina
WFA
Old Belt
Invasion Plan Ready If Aerial Blows Fail
Washington reports a key deadline for the air power strategy against Germany. General Arnold and Air Marshal Harris have until the deadline to force surrender by air alone. Lt. Gen. Baker says the 8th Air Force may deploy up to 1,000 planes in a single day to strike Nazi centers, with Harris targeting 90 war centers. The plan aims to cripple production with Russia bases aiding shuttle bombing if needed.
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Manchuria
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Far East
Hirohito
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Japan
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Europe
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Britain
Arthur T. Harris
Ira C. Baker
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Marshal Harris
Oe Oer
Harres
Navy Chief Knox Sees Japanese Position Deteriorating
Secretary of the Navy Knox warned that the south and southwest Pacific theater puts Japan in a more critical position than ever. He called the loss of six heavy cruisers a disaster for Japan and said survival in the area hinges on sea power for future operations.
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the Navy
Knox
South
Southwest Pacific
Navy
Pacific
Allied leaders weigh air losses and invasion timing
Allied commanders deem heavy bomber losses in raids on Germany and occupied Europe a setback but argue continued air strikes will shorten the war. Marshal Harris claims each ton of bombs saves UN soldiers later, while a Russian breakthrough could force German capitulation or trigger a faster western invasion.
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Germany
Europe
Washington Age
Marshal Harris
United Nations
Italy
Western
Military defeats for the Japs cited after Bougainville landing
The speaker claimed several important military defeats for the Japs in the last ten days. He first noted the landing of marines on Bougainville and that positions there are being consolidated in preparation to clear the Japanese from the area.
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Bougainville
Family reunites as sailors return home hours apart
A Pennsylvania couple, a Seabee husband, a son in the Navy and another son in training as a naval aviation cadet all came home within hours of each other. None knew the others were on furlough. The unexpected family homecoming highlights shared service and synchronized leave.
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WAC
Pennsylvania
Radio Program Schedule Highlights and Hosts
Radio listings show a full day schedule with programs from 12:06 to 11:00 pm including The Esso Reporter, The Guiding Light, Ma Perkins, Portia Faces Life, and Wings of Song. Notable segments feature Carey Longmire, Bobby St. John, and host-guest credits across music, drama, and news blocks.
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Light of the World
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W. W. Chaplin
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Portia
Life
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Taylor
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