Willkie Seeks Republican Nomination Explains Critique Of Roosevelt
The article reviews Willkie’s charges against the Roosevelt administration as he campaigns for the Republican nomination. It argues readers should assess Willkie’s points with minimal prejudice, noting calls for streamlined leadership and clearer agency roles amid wartime policy concerns. It also discusses political timing for potential election outcomes.
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Viewpoint on Allied restraint in wartime decency
The author argues Allies are handicapped by humanitarian reservations in war. They refuse to employ savagery or indiscriminate weapons, unlike Germany which uses such tactics. The piece questions whether decency helped or hurt, asserting victory would justify humane conduct.
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Fat salvage campaign falters amid wartime lethargy
The piece laments the fat salvage drive lagging behind a target of eight million pounds a month. It explains fat drippings and suet yield explosives for gunpowder and anti aircraft shells, urging more household participation to support the war effort. The author questions public motivation and calls for action.
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High Point Board Honors Dr Stanton for 45 Years Service
Dr. Stanton resigns from the High Point school board citing defective hearing but urges an honorary advisory role to retain his counsel. The successor must be from the Fourth Ward and align with a strong commitment to improving education for local children.
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War work and study debated by local voices
In High Point many residents weigh whether education or war work should take priority. Quotes from Lucia, David Berry, Pvt. Lise, Pvt. McNany, Judge MacRae, Dr. Blake, Gen. Arnold, Marshal Badoglio, and others reflect views on wages, war effort, education, and local cultural activities amid postwar reflection.
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Willkie Tames Republicans With Bandwagon Strategy
Washington reports Willkie aims to shape the 1944 GOP by endorsing candidates and courting lawmakers. He argues Dewey and MacArthur cannot run, Bricker could lead anti-Willkie forces, and a strong New England team backs him, while Bricker waits to emerge as a challenger.
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Broadway Notes Of An Innocent Bystander
The column reviews stage and screen from Othello with Paul Robeson and Jose Ferrer to The Naked Genius controversy in Pittsburgh. It also covers films like Corvette K-225, Sweet Rosie O Grady, Paris After Dark, and Oklahoma songs, plus magazines and humor, with sharp notes on current stars and trends.
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