Roosevelt advisers split on opening address criticism and strategy
The piece notes mixed views among Roosevelt advisers on his opening address to the Team Union. It highlights political tactics, Dewey attacks, and the shift toward British campaign rhetoric. It discusses Sherwood’s role and Roosevelt’s literary strategy and references Lincoln as a benchmark for the speech’s tone.
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Ray Tucker
Roosevelt
Team Union
Gover
Thomas E. Dewey
D.R
Stem
Stern
Roberty E. Sherwood
Abraham
Illinois
F.D.R
Mr. Sherwood
Washington
Lincoln
Bob
Abe
United States
Sghte
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wartime Navy Role in West Wall Offensive Described
As censorship eases, a veteran account explains how Anglo American sailors blocked the Nazi navy before and during the west wall offensive. The submarines were driven from the oceans and the naval effort continued to support D day and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Leman
Notice of Sale of Land in High Point North Carolina
Public auction at High Point City Hall on October 16 1944 at 11:00 A M for lot 22 block A Willenberg Terrace Plaza Guilford County NC with 10 percent down and sixty month balance. City reserves right to reject bids. Mayor Arnold J Koonce signs September 26 1944.
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City of
High Point
N. C
High Point Township
Guilford County
North Carolina
Willenbar Terrace
Office of Register of Deeds
Arnold J. Koonce
Springfield
Franklin St
Springfield Ave
Allied Breakwaters Shelter Invasion Traffic At Normandy
Wartime report describes Allied use of improvised breakwaters off Normandy beaches. Lancaster bombs and concrete-cargo ships created submerged barriers that protected landing craft and prevented E-boats from entering harbors. Some bombs missed targets but overall these temporary structures withstood storms and torpedo fire, forcing Nazi subs to seek calmer routes.
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Berlin
Brest
England
Normandy
Democrats Buy 200 Dewey Pamphlets for Research
Paul Porter of the Democratic National Committee said the party purchased 200 copies of a 95 page pamphlet "Special Report on Thomas E. Dewey" for source material and denied reports of any book burnings of the volume.
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New York
Paul Porter
Democratic National Committee
Thomas E. Dewey
Press Research, Inc
Washington, D. C
Porter
New York Herald-Tribune
James A. Farley
Edward J. Flynn
John J. Bennett
Dewey
Business Men's Civic Club Meeting Set for Oct 3
News item notes the Business Men's Civic club will convene at the Youth Center Tuesday night October 3 at 8 p m. Members are urged to be present.
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Business Men's Civic Club
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting at John McLean Post 196
The Ladies Auxiliary of American Legion John McLean Post 196 will meet Tuesday at 8 pm at 201 Underhill Avenue with Mrs Williamson.
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Ladies Auxiliary
John McLean Post
The
American Legion
Williamson
Underhill Avenue
Needle Craft Club Meets First Fall Session
The Needle Craft club held its first fall meeting Wednesday afternoon with Mrs M B Byrd 540 E High St. Seven members were present including Mrs Bennett, Mrs Charles Drake, E McDonnell, M B Byrd and C B Harriss. The next meeting is set for 2 30 p m October 4 at 116 Underhill Ave with Mrs C Parham.
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Needle Craft Club
M. B. Byrd
E. High Street
Bennett
Charles Drake
E. McDonnell
M. B.byrd
C. B. Harriss
C. Parham
Underhill Ave
Mrs Mamie Malloy Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Mamie Malloy 24 wife of Allen Malloy of Newport News Virginia died at 2 30 a m in Boulevard branch High Point Memorial hospital after a few weeks illness She was born in Cheraw South Carolina and lived in Newport News Survivors include husband daughter Margie Malloy parents Mr and Mrs Ed Poe all of Newport News five sisters and four brothers The body went to Hairlip Funeral Home and will be shipped to Newport News at 12 o clock tonight
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Mamie Malloy
Allen Malloy
Newport News
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Malloy
Cheraw
St. C
Margie Malloy
Ed Poe
Hairlip Funeral Home
Capitalism Defended by Delos Walker in New Castle
Delos Walker of Chicago told a New Castle club that labor must not take the fruits of capitalism or hinder its operation. He warned that without income production both capital and labor will fold up due to their interdependence.
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New Castle, Pa
Ins
America
Delos Walker
Chicago
New Castle
Public notice of bid for property in High Point Township
The notice details a high bidder required cash or 10 percent down with the balance over 60 months at City Hall. Property lies in High Point Township Guilford County North Carolina described as a section of lot 6 bik C of the Newton Smith Bouldin Plat with specific street boundaries. Dated October 2 1944.
Roosevelt and Dewey wage major campaign speeches
President Roosevelt and Governor Dewey plan major speeches this week as campaigns enter five final weeks before the election. Roosevelt to deliver a nationwide get out the vote address from Washington while Dewey tours the South with Bricker and Truman radio remarks in the mix. Green of the Senate panel calls for a cap on campaign spending.
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Roosevelt
Dewey
Mr. Roosevelt
Washington
Charleston
W. Va
Oklahoma City
Tom
New York
United States
Joseph N. Pew
Philadelphia
Hannegan
Pew
James M. Tucker
Chicago
Dewey-Bricker
Bricker
John W. Bricker
Ohio
G.O.P
South
Bowling Green
Nashville
Tenn
Farl Warren
California
Minneapolis
Harry S. Truman
High Point Soldier Injured Overseas
William H. Davis of 309 West Ray Street reported his son, Sgt. W H Davis Jr, seriously injured in New Guinea. The accident caused a fractured skull on September 24. he has served four years in the army with 30 months overseas in Australia and New Guinea.
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William H. Davis
W. Ray Sr
Sgt
W. H. Davis, Jr
New Guinea
Sgt. Davis
Australia
Nelson May Get Salesman's Job With Uncle Sam
Washington dispatch says Donald M. Nelson may join President Roosevelt as a personal aide and envoy to rebuild economies and win foreign markets. Speculation centers on leading a new agency or expanding his role as a special adviser outside existing foreign trade bodies.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Donald M. Nelson
Roosevelt
Nelson
War Production Board
State and Commerce Departments
Foreign Economic Administration
WPB
Mr. Roosevelt
High Point City Public Auction of Reynolds Property
The city of High Point North Carolina offers for sale at 1100 AM on October 16 1944 a lot described as 82 in J B Richardson property on Denny Street near Montlieu Ave in High Point Township. The sale includes the land foreclosed by the city with a retained street and sidewalk strip 11 feet by 100 feet along Forrest Ave. Arnold J Koonce mayor notes bids for the property are invited.
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City of
High Point
N. C
High Point Township
Guilford County
North Carolina
J. B. Richardson
Bayne
N C
Denny St
Montlieu Ave
Mary Denson Reynolds
Forrest Ave
Arnold J. Koonce
War supplies and postwar aid urged for liberated regions
The message notes that despite victory over Germany Japan still holds the Dutch East Indies the Philippines and Malaya long before prewar fat and oil imports resume. It calls for continued use of fats and oils and stresses aid to liberated nations Greece Norway and the Netherlands with medicines and machinery.
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Germany
Dutch East Indies
Philippines
Malaya
Japan
Greece
Norway
Netherlands
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