Roosevelt and Dewey in wartime and postwar commentary
The article surveys war production shifts under W P B and optimism about war duration, then critiques Thomas Dewey's political moves on unemployment. It reflects on Herbert Lehman’s Albany successor, Roosevelt’s French address, and John Thomas Taylor’s wartime roles, ending with reminders of civilian morale and public memory.
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Court of Claims
Hose
Administration
Army
Navy
Herbert Lehman
Albany
Tom
House On
The
Hudson
Washington
Buds
John Thomas Taylor
Potomac
American Legion
Capitol Hill
Fragmentary Schedule Fray at Greensboro TH5
A partial timetable fragment from Greensboro TH5 shows times around 9:00 A M to 3:00 M with entries 9:00, 10:50, 12:01, 12:55, 2:25 and 3:00 M and a note 4500 M.
Winning the War by Albert N. Leman
Patience over Darlan's rapid North Africa return stirs worry at Fighting Frenehy HQ in New York. De Saullists, silenced in public, express fury behind closed doors, saying two years of branding as traitors by the admiral and his fascist faction harmed their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert N. Leman
Darlan
North Africa
Frenehy
New York
United States
de Saullists
America
Pos
Sam
Great Britain
France
England
Belgium
Noway
Holand
Darian
Church Hill
Petain
Rosevelt
Washington
L K claims relief from stomach pain and nerves
A High Point resident Mrs. Church endorses Dr. Foster's L-K saying it gave grand relief from nervous indigestion and gas. The ad-style piece promotes continued use and claims growing public demand as tests bring relief to hundreds of men and women nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Foster
Hunters Begin Second Day of Two-Week Hunt at Pisgah
Brevard Nov 17. Hunters from several states started the second day of the Piscah National Forest deer and bear hunt. Approximately 350 hunters from various regions joined the opening day activity and continued into the second day with expectations of successful quarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisgah
Brevard
Piscah National Forest
Evening Radio Schedule of November 17 War Hour Programs
Radio lineup lists programs and hosts for Eastern War Time with corrections and time changes. Entries include musical shows, News broadcasts, comedies, serials, and dramatic features from 6:00 PM to 11:15 PM, featuring John Sturgess, Fred Waring, and various orchestras, with war commentary and late-night news.
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Aetiarhks
Ben Cerne
John Sturgess
Solus
Denver
Visiow of the Navy
Bluseast Fradgiver Hunt
Ebs-Basic ‘Troubadours
Mary Ann
cbs-Wwest
U Jedwin
Jesla Unger
Fred Witting
Nbe
Vast Korn Wobblers
Audy
Hasie Uit Lewis
Jr Ok
Juntes
Maalict En Daeuay
Binuia Tero
Ube Iach Wrightson
Tritein Melos
Meignes
Sones
Ati Blate
Iules
Naltenbern
Aabe
Jasmin
Johnny
Hollywo
Godwin
Arnay Caintis
Lum
Abner
Llorace Heidt & Orchestra
Jodo Guardner
Duffy
al Jolson
Ebs
Nntc-Baste
Blu Intns
Alen
Aebs Caeriel Flonder
Ints
Baste
Draeeing Music Orchestra
Fibber Mevice
Molly
Urches—Khia
Minder Clinig
Ihs
Ain
John KO Hughes
Imibs
Auest—Bly Tnee Music Orchestra
Bo Mj
Ked Skelton
Eda
Paul Schubert
Nibs
Dancing Music Orchestra
Hiu Krank Shiatra
Cbs Dance Music Orchestra
Nbe-Caxt
Fred Waring
Rbe-West
Deers Bagged in Yesterday's Hunt Across Counties
Wan states participated in the hunt yesterday. Eighteen deer were killed and two ate Week Killed. Governor Prentice Cooper of Tennessee killed a 147-pound six point buck, his first deer, yesterday. Chief Deputy Sheriff Amos D. Foster of Pell County shot the largest deer, a 157-pound eight pointer. Officials called yesterday's hunt highly satisfactory.
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Prentice Cooper
Tennessee
Amos D. Foster
Pell County
Washington Growth Strains City Officials and Workers
A Washington reporting piece notes a population jump to about 1.26 million in the metro area since 1940, with most growth inside the District. It cites John A. Nolen Jr of the National Capital Park and Planning Commission, the Civil Service Commission workforce rise to 39,000 in the District by July, and a challenge to staffing and efficiency as government hiring accelerates amid crowded conditions.
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Dewey
D.A
Manhattan
WAACS
WPB
John A. Nolen, Jr
Naitlumal Capital Park and Planning Comission
Washington
District of Columbia
Nolen
Maryland
Virginia
Civil Service Commission
Richard S. Jones Named State Publications Director
Raleigh November 17. Secretary of State Thad Eure appointed Franklin attorney Richard S. Jones director of publications at $3000 yearly. Jones will serve as assistant to the Secretary of State and will oversee compiling the state manual and other publications.
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Raleigh
Secretary of
Thad Eure
Richard S.jones
Franklin
Jones
Secretary of State
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Mark Stimson
Joe” Jackson
Henry
Ly Lert
Wight
Se Seo
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Eighth Army
Krommel
Libya
Ictory Blues
Winston-Salem
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Ar. W-Salem
AL OM
Asheboro
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Denton
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Ar. Denton
Lexington
AL OM. A. M. Poul M
Ly. High
Thomasville
Isville M. M. M. M., M. M. M. Ae
Greensboro
Jamestown
M. M
Belk-Stevens Co
Efird's Department Store
B. F. Hendrix Furniture
Paramount Furniture Co
Perkinson
J. C. Penney Co
Richardson's Dept. Store
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Ren Pr. P. P
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High Point
Jamestown Ra
Publc Affairs
Maxwell S. Stewart
General Electric Company
A. A. Berle
Stewart
Randtim
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Pearl Herbor
Wold
Ralph Carr
GOP
Senate
National Apnea
Lincoln
Kansas
Nebraska
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Crowede
Fee
National Theater
National
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Red Cross
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Johnson & Johnson
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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