Winning the War by Albert Leman
The column argues a large postwar Army is needed beyond Europe and the Pacific, detailing manpower, logistics, and occupation costs. It contrasts Allied plans with Republican and New Deal views on postwar policy, stressing the necessity of substantial forces, replacements, and leadership in Asia and Europe.
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Albert Lemand
Washington
Hirohito
Hitler
Eisener
Lord Rts
Eng
Japan
Fur Hough
America
Mackinac Island
Cordell Hull
State Department
G.O.P
Warren G. Harding
Joe Martin
Harrison Spangler
Dirksen
Sumner
Mundt
Roosevelt
Hull
Capitol Hill
F.D.R
Woodrow Wilson
White House
District of Columbia
Miss Graveyard of 1943 Named at Lockheed
In Burbank California Edith De Sylva an ex show girl now on the midnight to morning shift at Lockheed Aircraft Co was voted Miss Graveyard of 1943 by her fellow workers.
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Monumental
Burbank
Calif
Edith de Sylva
Lockheed Aircraft Co
Bulgaria Faces Uneasy Stand In War al to Allied Powers
Bulgaria, once riding Germany’s coat tails, now fears the air raids and Allied pressure as Hitler shifts replacements for Italian garrisons. The Bulgarian army is deployed across Greece and Yugoslavia as Nazi watchdogs, stretched to counter United Nations forces in the Middle East, amid grievances over Dobruja and occupied Greek and Yugoslav lands.
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London
Germany
Bulgaria
Hitler
Balkans
Balkan
Russia
Greece
Yugoslavia
United Nations
Middle East
Dobrujd
Romania
Boris
Joanna
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Sofia
Salonika
Serbia
Danube
Bulgarian Crisis Tightens as Bulgaria Eyes Possible Nazi Scroll
Reports from neutral sources say Bulgaria fears a bombing target after the Ploesti raid. King Boris and Premier Gogdan Filov balance pro Axis pressures with Russian sentiments while rumors of a leadership change and heavy police reinforcement surface amid Balkan jitters and Allied advances.
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Ploesti
Romania
Bulgaria
Balkan Countries
Boris
Gogdan Filov
Russia
Mary
Yugoslavia
Filov
Hitler
George Kiosseivanov
Sofia
Switzerland
Italy
Guariglia
Kiossievanov
Ministry of Interior
Hungary
Merchants Close High Point Stores for War Loan Drive
High Point merchants will close from 9 to 10:30 tomorrow to back the third war loan drive. George Rankin, president of the merchants association, said every firm will send clerks to a mass meeting at the Center theatre for instructions. Clerks will sit with their firm’s employees.
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High Point
George Rankin
Merchant's Association
Center Theatre
Rankin
Mice and Women and the WACs in a Casual Column
W A Bivins reflects on mice and women with humor, noting Susan Gillespie’s clever mouse handling at a Red Cross center. He praises modern women in the WACs and WAVES and recalls a historical note about The Enterprise’s publishers and changes through the years.
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Susan Gillespie
Red Cross Center
Jane
Susan
Beightler Overrules Rest Orders in Pacific Drive
In the South Pacific Maj. Gen. Robert S. Beightler, kept awake by worry, was ordered an aide to ensure rest. The aide reported next morning that Beightler had kept him up all night, highlighting the general’s relentless drive during the Munda campaign. Nearby a separate brief notes a theft in Los Angeles where Robert B. Agins lost $100 after a stranger's attempted blessing led to wallet theft.
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Los Angeles
Robert B. Agins
Agins
U. S. Army
South Pacific
Munda
Robert S. Beightler
Beightler
Legion to Admit World War II Vets at Omaha Convention
At its Omaha convention September 21 23 the American Legion will amend its preamble to include veterans of World War II. The change follows decades of WWI exclusivity and coincides with growing support for a broader veteran organization.
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Omaha
American Legion
Organization of the
Legion
United States
Atherton
California
Frank N. Belgrano, Jr
San Francisco
John R. Quinn
Los Angeles County
California Legion
Reverend Hailing Europe Tour Returns to Local Life
Local interest grows as Rev G Ray Jordan of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church returns from Europe and the Holy Land. Fire damages a Colonial Drive home owned by Equitable Life Insurance valued at 1000 dollars with no occupants present. Articles note travel updates and broader world events including Cuba, India and the U S President's relief critique.
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G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Europe
Holy Land
Colonial Drive
Equitable Life Insurance Company
R. P. Brackett
Munitions Industry May Aid Fertilizer Shortage
A wartime nitrogen fertilizer shortage could ease as ammonia solutions from explosives makers are freed for ammonium nitrate production. Industry estimates expect up to 570000 tons of nitrogen for agriculture by 1944, with nitrate of soda imports from Chile possible to supplement limited supplies.
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Pittsburgh
American Chemical Society
Charles J. Brand
National Fertilizer Association
Chemical Society
Brand
Chile
J. J. W. Turrentine
American Potash Institute
Turrentine
Sidney D. Kirkpatrick
Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering
Radio Schedule Highlights War Time Programming
A detailed listing of evening broadcasts for Wednesday September 8 Eastern War Time, noting program changes due to late network corrections. Includes dramas, serials, news, music, quiz shows, and war commentary across CBS NBC and other networks with times and show names.
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Bill
Jack Armstrong
Chicago
Cbs
Chick Carter
Farrell
Archie Andrews
Tower
Bill Stern
Nbc
Lowell Thomason
Blu
Basic World
Ebs Nepeat
Fred Waring
Times
Nbc Basic Orchestra
The
Falcon
Ebbs Fulton Lewin, Jr
Mbs
Nbe
Harry James
Mrs. North
Nbe News
Dally
Sammy Kaye
Sam Baker
Sam and
Abner
Leo Cherne
Tommy Dorsey
Jean Hersholt
Christian
Judy
Nhe Handwagon
Biu
Lionel Barrymore
Gabriel Heatter
Dancing Music Orchestra
Jack Carson
Dbs
Soldiers With Wings
Harry Wismer
Kay Kyser
Raymond Gram
Iveat “Lements
John B Hughes
Lulu
Sunny Skylar
Morton Gould
Cbs National Radio Forum
Paul Schubert
Abe
Army Navy Manpower Needs May Be Revised
Senate Military Affairs Chair Reynolds says the Wheeler anti-draft bill may be recalled to allow questioning by top army and navy officials. The aim is to reassess losses and replacement needs after the Sicilian campaign and changing war conditions. Sparkman supports a national service act for full male and female registration to allocate labor to essential war jobs.
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Washington
Reynolds
D-Nc
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Army
Navy
Hershey
McNutt
Army and Navy
Wheeler
D - Mont
Congress
War Stimson
Knox
Far West
Rep
Sparkman
Ala
House Military Committee
Last Rites Held For Robert Lee Wray
The funeral for Robert Lee Wray son of Mr and Mrs C R Wray was at Pleasant Hill Methodist church with Rev C O Plyler and Rev T R York officiating. Pallbearers included Billy Lee Clyde Watford J R Watford Frank Bevan Billy Jones and Joe Smith. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Thomasville
Robert Lee Wray
C. R. Wray
Pleasant Hill Methodist Church
C. O. Plyler
T. R. York
Billy Lee
Clyde Watford
J. R. Watford
Frank Bevan
Billy Jones
Joe Smith
Insect Repellent Additives For Painted Surfaces
A tip suggests keeping insects away from a freshly painted surface by adding pine oil cedar or citronella to the paint before applying the final coat.
Evening Radio Schedule With Musical Sketches
The listing outlines a daytime to evening radio lineup featuring Luncheon Dance melodies, The Kaee Reporter, Mirthant Madness, Sketches In Melody, Kohen McCormick, The Guiding Light serials, Lonely Women, Light of the World, Right to Happiness, Carson Robinson, Hotel Statler Orchestra, and When A Girl Marries plus a worship segment. The schedule provides start times from noon to 6 15 pm and includes program titles and performers.
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News Kohen’ McCormick
the Guiding Light
Lonely Women
The
Guiding Light
Light of the World
Carson Robinson
Newe
W. W. Chaplin
Hotel Statler Orchestra
Vortia Vaces Lite
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