War era aircraft makers call to Washington for crucial conference
Washington news report details a high level meeting with aircraft leaders including Kin delberger and other major executives summoned by Roosevelt and Churchill. The goal is to accelerate bomber production and push for at least twenty five percent higher output to reach a target of one hundred twenty five thousand planes annually, as Allied strategy hinges on aerial supremacy against Axis bases like Foggia.
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Washington
Ray Tuckers
War and Navy Departments
Kindelberger
Martin
Bell
Roosevelt
Churchill
Foggia
Pearl Harbor
U. S
The Freedom Of The Press
This essay argues that a free press is essential to democracy and individual liberty. It cites Abraham Lincoln, the First Amendment, and Rhode Island doctrine to show how press freedom limits state power and protects civil rights.
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Anp
Agen
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Rhode Island
Fragmented wartime commentary spans Churchill style and Allied plans
The piece mocks a platform speaker, cites wartimeAxis tensions around Zaporozhe and Kiev, and notes Britain and US perspectives. It mentions Soviet advances, German defenses, and potential traps as the war nears turning points. Also included are human-interest notes about Fred N. Tate’s life and a Churchillian flourish.
Winning the War by Albert Leman Mobsters
The article argues the A F L may not oust corrupt subordinates due to autonomous unions and weak central authority. It criticizes leaders for tolerating racketeers while noting wartime shipbuilding swells membership. It warns labor factions to confront mobsters or risk erosion of trust.
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Albert Leman
Boston
William Green
A. F. of L
Labor
N.A.M
Chamber of Commerce
A. F
High Court Opens 1943 44 Term With Key Controversies
The Supreme Court reassembles for its 1943 44 term to decide on draft act scope for conscientious objectors, OPA rent control legality, and Negro voting rights in a state primary. About 400 cases are on file, with oral arguments to begin next week and conferences to select summer cases for review.
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Washington
Supreme Court
OPA
Congress
Amon
Wiley Rutledge
James F. Byrnes
Stone
Owen J. Roberts
Roosevelt
Coolidge
Mi. Ekos
Roberts
Roover
White House
Radio schedule changes for October 4 program lineup
Corrections by networks delay changes in the Eastern war time broadcast. The night slate includes Front Page Farrell, Captain Midnight, News time repeats, War updates, Fred Waring, Lum and Abner, Alfred Wallenstein, and Information Please with Johnny Morgan and Guy Lombardo among others.
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Farrell
Cbs
Shrednik
Nbe
Quincy Howe
Cbbs
Tim Healy
Dick Thomas
Nan Merriman
Nbec
Dack Armstrong
Volney Hurd
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomas
Nbc
Cba
Cbs the Army Air Forces
Nbc News Broadcasting Time
Parks and Warren
Sam Baker
Lum
Abner
Biu
Leon Cherne
Alfred Wallenstein
Nero Wolf
Radio
Gabriel Heatter
Nick Carter
Raymond Gram Swing
Bobby Ruffin
Beau Jack
Ines
Victory
Johnny Morgan
Guy Lombardo
Cbs East
Blondie
Dhs-West
Ant Nee—Biu
London
Radio Newareel
News
Veteran 76-Year-Old Tate Celebrated in Brownings Dedication
The piece notes Fred N. Tate who humorously proclaims his age with gusto. It mentions dedicating a portion of Brown ing's Rabbi Ben Ezra to Tate and other youthful 76-year-olds, highlighting a lighthearted tribute in a local context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred N. Tate
Browning
Ben Ezra
Mr. Tate
Rabbin Ezra Browning Poem Reflection
A Browning inspired meditation urges growing old with companionship and faith as life’s design unfolds. The speaker seeks divine guidance to perfect life’s course, amend flaws, and ensure timeless trust that times are in God’s hand.
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Rabbi Ben Ezra
Robert Browning
God
Thomasville Girl Dies After Being Struck By Auto
Shirley Ann Boles seven year old daughter of Earnest and Mrs Boles of High Point route two died in a High Point hospital after being struck by a car while walking to Trinity School. Survived by parents a sister Barbara Jean and grandparents at 400 Broad Street High Point. Funeral at Mount Zion Holiness church with Rev T R York officiating. Interment in church cemetery.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
Shirley Ann Boles
Earnest Boles
High Point
Route Two
Trinity School
W. R. Boles
Barbara Jean Boles
Broad Street
Mount Zion Holiness Church
T. R. York
Alleged Baby Daughter Of Chaplin Born
Hollywood reports say Joan Berry 24 announced the birth of a 6 pound 5 ounce girl named Carol Ann at 10 30 p m on Saturday. Berry seeks $10 000 medical care $2 500 monthly support and $5 000 fees in a paternity suit filed June 3 challenging Charles Chaplin fatherhood. Chaplin denies paternity but will cover expenses and blood tests. He recently married his fourth wife Oona O Neill aged 18.
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Hollywood
Joan Berry
Charles Chaplin
Carol Ann
Miss Berry
Chaplin
Rges
Superior Court
Oona O'Neill
Eugene O'Nei
Women Over 45 Leave Labor Market Says Census Bureau
The census bureau reports most women over 45 are not in the labor market and ongoing recruiting is needed among older women. It notes their efficiency in various jobs and lighter home duties after 45, while unemployment figures can stay constant even as different individuals cycle in and out of work.
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Ussr
Zaporozhe
Dnieper
Sea of Azov
Perekop
Hitler
Crimean
Black Sea
Washington
Census Bureau
Bureau
Arilves
Earth to Moon Labor Shifts and Weight Change
The text notes 000 people from the first month’s million found jobs and left unemployment while another 500000 lost jobs and joined the unemployed. It also states a 175 pound Earth weight equals 29 pounds on the Moon, illustrating gravity differences.
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Earth
Moon
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Bernard M. Karuch
J. H. Dutch Kindelberger
North American Aviation Corporation
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Pacific Coast
Winston Churchill
Munich
Reich
der Fuehrer
Messerschmitt
Charles A. Lindbe
Tech
Germany
England
Chamberlain
Baruch
Bracken
Information
Britain
Mr. Kindelberger
Greensboro Road
Henry Fonda
Olivia de Havilland
Pflage
Richard Arlen
Wendy Barrif
Popeye Cartoon News
Paramount
Technicolor
Rialto
Eddie Quillan
Joan Woodbury
Kelly
Elwood Hotel
State Theatre
Salem Street
Reveille
Beverly
Anne Miller
Bob Crosby and His Band
Mills
PTV Ae
ALVN
TY Carlisle
Leo Carrillo
William Frawley Patrick Gus Schilling
Samuel S S. Xen Alvino
the King Sisters
Winston
Demosthenes
Berlin
Reichsswehr
Stalin
Axis Donets Basin
Smolensk
Kiev
Reichswehr
Mary
Duke of Windsor
U.S.A
Clyde
North Carolina
Greensiboro
C. Excelle Roz‘zelle
Gra County
Canada
Edward
Mary’ Tate
United States
Jamestown
Jamestown Academy
Estelle Field
Southern Railway
Continental Furniture Company
Commercial National Bank
Perpetual Building and Loan Association
H.p.r.a.&sc. Railroad
Asheboro
R.R. - Southern
Southern Furniture Exposition
Tate
Emerywood
Fred Tate
New York
MANN
High Court
W. A. Bivins
New York City
Italy
N. Main St
WSJS
Carolina Cavaliers
Esso
Carey Longmire
Guiding Light
Portia
Shrednick
Textile Workers’ Union Oe
Fred Waring
Orchestra
Filbotone of the World
Cavalcade of America
Voice of Firestone
Piedmont Farm
News of the World
Taylor
Isabel Shaffer
Vernon Way
Roving Cowboys
N.B.C
N. Main
Church Sts
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