Senators Criticize Roosevelt Aids and War Agencies
The piece surveys five trotting senators faulting wartime finance and administration, blaming Hopkins and Wallace and Perkins for mismanagement. It also notes Soviet air strategy questions, postwar aims in Europe and Asia, labor tension at the A F L convention, and Chilean arms visits to New York as allies seek greater continental defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Bureau of
Henry A. Wallace
Milo F. Perkins
WPW
AAA
alsace-Perkins
Jesse H. Jones
Mr. Hopkins
Wanderers
Washington
Thers
Crusaders
T. Crowley
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Secof
Morning Melodies and Church Music On WSJS Radio
This morning on WSJS radio to be heard stations present a lineup of religious and musical programming. Featuring Organ Recital The Baptist Hour News and world reports Mary Hanes Baptist Church and Dr Rondthaier with a Bible study Close invitation to Waltz Centenary Methodist Church Service Concert Favorites The Esso Reporter That They Might Live Rupert Hughes and Richard Maxwell from the University of Chicago Roundtable These We Love John Charles Thomas with Orchestra Goshel Harmonizers News Aston Close This is the Army Hour and Music for Sunday NBC Symphony Orchestra 6 00 The Catholic Hour 6 90 Carolina Chat with Carl Goerch 6 45 News Jack Benny The Fitch Bandwagon Charlie McCarthy and Edgar Bergen One Man s Family Sunday Serenade Highlights of the Week s News The Hour of Charm Bob Crosby and Company
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Morning Melodies
The
Baptist Hour News of the World Commande
Mary Hanes Baptist Church
Rondthaier
Waltz Centenary Methodist Church
Esso
Rupert Hughes
Richard Maxwell
University of Chicago
Roundtade
John Charles Thomas
Goshel
Aston Close
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Jack Benny
Fitch
Charlie McCarthy
Edgar Bergen
One Man's Family
Bob Crosby and Company
Lavalle
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Stanley Dixon
Nbe
Chicago
Id Murrow
Cbs
Cbes
Frances Drake
Jim
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John Chas
Dr. Fosdick
Biu
News of the World
Washington
P. Barnes
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Fort Dix
Upton Close
Hanson W. Baldwin
Army
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Lands of Free
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Trene Rich
Saludos Amigos
CBS Sunday Theater
Cbe
Chicago Dance Music
Great Gildersleeve
Nbbe Green Hornet
America
Ds Upton
Dancing Music Orchestra
Mary
Drew Pearson
Jerry Lester
Dorothy Thompson
Qule Kids
Kelly M. C
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Conrad Nagel
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Diane Courty
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Stechs
John B. Hughes
Sunny Skylar
Bob Crosby
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Radio Schedule Highlighting War Time Programming
A detailed Sunday broadcast lineup lists multiple programs across 12:30 PM to 11:00 PM Eastern War Time, with adjustments for war time changes and network corrections. It features musical ensembles, dramas, news, sermons, commentary, and variety shows, including National programs and local segments from NBC CBS and CBS.
Wartime policing and sabotage reach across nations
A wartime report describes price enforcement by volunteer panels in the United States with wide mobilization planned under Chester Bowles, plus a portrayal of sabotage efforts by patriots in occupied Europe including train time bombs in Jutland and Gestapo intensification against larger factories in Czechoslovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jutland
Allies claim gains after determined assaults in central Italy
Allied bulletin reports Campo Basso and Vinchiaturo captured after sharp German rearguard action. Campo Basso, a 30,000 population city and key logistics hub, lies on main cross-Italy routes. British forces under Montgomery noted heavy German artillery moved along rail lines up to their entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pobasso
Vinchiaturo
Italy
Foggia
Rome
Termoli
Naples
Campobasso
Bernard L. Montgomery
High Officers Back Postwar Army Navy Merger
Washington leaders push for merging the army navy and eventually the air force after the war. Roosevelt cautions against drastic changes before fighting ends, but hints at future equality as lessons from Pearl Harbor spur closer joint operations and shared facilities.
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Army
Washington
Army Navy
Army Airforce
Roosevelt
Sef
McCarran
D-Nev
War Department
Navy
Aussies Reach Toward Jap Base in New Guinea
Allied forces push toward Japanese positions in New Guinea with advances in the Uria and Faria valleys. Mitchell bombers of the Mitchell medium bomber group supported the troops by dropping 35 tons of bombs from Sio to Saidor and skimming the coast to strike retreating Japanese. Japanese activity includes raids on Finschhafen and Cape Sudest as Vel1a Lavella in the Central Solomons sees American raiding.
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Allies
Southwest Pacific
New Guinea
Uria
Faria
MacArthur
Sio
Saidor
Associated Press
Robert Bunson
Finschhafen
Bunson
Sio Island
Solomons
Vella Lavella
Australia
Liberators
Aroe Islands
Cape Sudest
College football results highlighted by Purdue win over Ohio State
Purdue avenged pressure from Ohio State with a 30 to 7 victory as three late touchdowns secured the lead in the fourth quarter. Minnesota defeated Camp Grant 13 to 7 while Northwestern beat the Great Lakes Sailors 13 to 0. Texas A&M shut out Texas Christian 13 to 0 and Texas overwhelmed Arkansas 44 to 0. Illinois edged Pittsburgh 33 to 25 and Indiana crushed Iowa 27 to 6. Richmond routed VMI 27 to 0 and Georgia Tech defeated Ft. Benning 27 to 0. NC Pre-Flight beat Camp Davis 20 to 0 and A S T U defeated U C L 28 to 7.
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Purdue
Ohio State
Boilermakers
Minnesota
Camp Grant
Northwestern
Great Lakes
Otto Gra Qham
Texas Aggies
Texas Christians
Texas
Arkansas
Rochester
Holy Cross
Sgate
Illinois
Pittsburgh
Illini
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Little Washburn
Richmond
V.M.I
Daniel Field
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Infantry
Ft. Benning
North Carolina
Davis
Labor strikes erupt after mines return to private owners
The strikes followed the government decision to return mines to owners. About 22,000 miners walked out in Alabama causing seven blast furnaces and five open hearth furnaces to close, with about 3,500 striking in Indiana.
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Alabama
Indiana
Woman turns dining room into a branch office
Mrs Elmer Patten once a skilled comptometer operator declined all jobs to stay home for her two children. An advance load of business items arrived at her home and now the dining room serves as a branch office. The piece notes soap use, perfume making, and wartime testing methods, alongside a remark about Borneo transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Elmer Patten
World Series Plot Frames Balogh Ouster Claims
Parker examines if the World Series distracts from Harry Balogh's retirement from theKnuckle Dusting Lists. The piece targets Mike Jacobs and criticizes Jersey promoter Joe Kobb while lampooning General Phelan and speaker balance.
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Balogh Ouster
Billy Terry May Be Angling For Job Managing The Brooklyns
New York rumor links Kunnel William Terry of Memphis to managing the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1944 while Leo Durocher’s status remains unsettled. Terry is shopping for a major league manager job and could join Dodgers if Durocher isn’t rehired, with supportive calls from George W. McLaughlin and interest in Rickey’s office.
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Billy Terry
The
Brooklyns
New York
Kunnel William Terry
Memphis
Tenn
Brooklyn Dody
Branch Rickey
Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Terry
Rickey
Bill
Kunnell
St. Louis
George W. McLaughlin
Brooklyn Trust Co
Brooklyn Club
Larry MacPhail
McLaughlin
Durocher
Booklyn Club
William
Chicago Opens New Subway After 30 Years of Work
At one minute after midnight Chicago began operating its long awaited subway after decades of planning. Tape breaking ceremonies featured Mayor Edward J Kelly, Subway Commissioner Philip Harrington, and Bernard J Fallon as scissors closed the ribbon at State and Madison Streets. Citizens experienced modern safety escalators, air conditioned air, and bright lighting as they rode to inspect the underground system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Subway
Philip Harrington
Edward J. Kelly
Allies Vow Continuous Air War Aimed at Germany
Brig. Gen. Frederick L. Anderson says Allied daylight bombing has struck Nazi aircraft plants with heavy blows as part of a broad western front air offensive. He notes German production has paused growth for the first time in two years while Luftwaffe fighters and anti aircraft defenses remain largely tied to the west. The campaign aims to “tear down the wall to get at the apple” and forces Germany to divert planes from Italy and the Russian front to counter Western air power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Leman
Italy
Argentina
Axis
Spain
Portugal
Manuel Tovarias Arroyo
New York
Santiago
Berlin
Andes
Pacific
Brazil
Chile
United Nations
Warrin
U. S
Eighth Air Force
Bomber Command
Britain
Frederick L. Anderson
American Bomber Command
Germany
Gen. Anderson
America
Red Army denies German hold on Melitopol as counters clash
Soviet forces report heavy fighting in Melitopol with 26 counter-attacks and 1,100 German sorties on a ten mile front. Red Star notes reinforcements arriving from Crimea and says the city gates to the Crimea are closed as Soviet artillery supports infantry advances toward the Dnieper and a bridgehead near Kremenchugh-an area.
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Melitopol
Crimea
Red Star
Col. Andreyevy
Moscow
Dnieper
Kremenchug
Debate over postwar peace plan stirs Senate action
Washington reports a sharp clash over a proposed postwar resolution. A group led by Senators Burton Hatch and others pushes a substitute authorizing U S participation with free nations to maintain international authority and to use military force to curb aggression. Critics call the plan vague and push for a stronger stand backed by House Foreign Affairs.
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Washington
World Organization of Military Powers
Senate
Chai Bloom
D-Ny
House Reign Affairs Committee
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations
United States
Pre
Uni
R-Minn
Burton
D-Sc
Ferguson
Mich
Mead
Guff
D-Pa
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