DATION MY WASHINGTON by Ray Tucker Frankness
Diplomatic insiders warn that monopolistic control of war materials drives Roosevelt Churchill plans for a permanent world order. The piece notes F D R favors political over commercial control and that V P may press for state-led economy management of steel rubber oil and chemicals. It cites a Hoover era scheme and Congress figures as possible allies or opponents with party insiders predicting a fourth term pivot toward private industry.
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Washington
Ray Tucker
Henry A. Wallace
London
Hitler
Germany
F.D.R
V. P
Churchill
Eric A. Johnston
U. S
der Fuehrer
Roosevelt
United States
Herbert Hoover
Family of Nations
Hoover
Britain
England
Reich
Junkers
Aus
Republican _ politicos
Mackinac Island
Roosevelt” Club
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Harding
Coolidge
Harold L. Ickes
Washington, Has Chosen Tew
Ralph K. Davies
California Standard Ooil
Alvin J. Wirtz
Texas
War Production Board
Cordell Hull
Jesse H. Jones
Leo T. Crowley
White House
Salerno setback tests stubborn war myths and public hope
The article reflects on the Fifth Army collapse at Salerno and the costly toll on Allied troops. Military experts note seasoned German mountain warfare skills, contrasting past campaigns in Africa and Sicily. It argues the enemy is no longer hindered by logistics and questions civilian optimism about quick Nazi collapse.
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Salerno Cul-De-Sac
Africa
Sicily
U. S
War era labor and nylon profits in wartime economy
A collage of wartime notes cites Berlin labor statistics showing twenty eight million producing artillery and weapons versus thirteen point six million in Kaiser's final months. It notes retail sales remain strong, nylon shortages hinder civilian goods, and women fill home fronts while nonprofessional jobs rise.
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Berlin
Deutsche Bergwerks Zeitung
Tunisia
Africa
Moonshining Surges in Mountains Amid War Demand
Atlanta report notes wartime shortages boost moonshine profits to about 10 dollars a gallon wholesale and over 20 dollars retail. Lawmen report samples tainted with moth balls and escalating use of sugar and corn meal. OPA corn ceiling crackdown spans north Georgia to northwest South Carolina, with wraparound enforcement by Atlanta alcohol tax division.
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Atlanta
Raleigh R. Wall
Wall
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
South Carolina
Ray Williams
Alcohol Tax Division
Radio Schedule Highlights Afternoon Programs and News
Radio listings for WSJS show a packed afternoon with programs from 12:35 to 11:00 including The Beso Reporter The Guiding Light Portia Faces Life and Sports segments. Notable names include Rey Acuff Robert McCormick and Fred Waring's Orchestra with News of the World and Coast Guard updates throughout the day.
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Rey Acuff
Beso Reporter
Jrown
Memory Lane
Fred Waring
Orchestra
News of the World
Victory Varieties
Rese
Piedmont Farm
Medd Ranch
Dick Leibert
Organiats
Nellie Berell
Presenta. Io
Message of
Israel
Coast Guard
Radio schedule updates and local notices for week
The listing notes corrections by networks too late for inclusion and outlines varied programs from 6:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. including Portia Faces Life Dick Tracy and The Lone Ranger with cast changes. Community items mention a Sunday Rooster Fight at House of Prayer and visits by Pvt Ralph H Smith from Fort Bragg and Mrs Mamie Hill from Baltimore.
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Portia
Life
Dick Tracy
Cbs
Black Hood
Bill
Jack Armstrong
Chick Carter
Farrell
Archie Andrews
Hollywood
Nbe
Quincy Howe
Orches
Tim Healy
Dick Thomas
Nan Merriman
Orc
Bob Stanton
Lowell Thomas
Dbs
Fred Waring
Nbc-Baric
Blu
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Nbc
Ftex Stout
Johnson Family
Chicago
Cbs-Basic
Olga Coelho
cbs-Dixie Navy School of Music
Kaltenborn
Meet Your Navy
Don Dunphy
Abe Lyman
Abe Gang
Playhouse
Gabriel Heatter
Brewster Boy
Harry Wismer
Tommy Riggs
Betty Lou
John Vandercook
Rob Hawk
Dbs Dance Music Orchestra
Rbe
Nbe-West
Dhs
First Baptist Church
Trinity
N. C
T. M. Saunders
Raleigh
Harold
Lumberton
House OF Prayer
E. High Street
Ralph Herman Smith
Fort Bragg
Herman Smith
Davis Avenue
Mamie Hill
Baltimore
Virginia Carter
Leonard Street
Million Clothing Ration Coupons Stolen In London
The board of trade reported the theft of 5 million clothing ration coupons from an army storehouse in southwest London. The coupons valued for 250,000 rations were meant for discharged service members but could be used by anyone, risking Britain’s clothing rationing system. Executrix notice issued by Lucretia Knox for E M Knox estate in Guilford County North Carolina.
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London
Board of Trade
Britain
E M. Knox
Guilford County
North Carolina
Sunset Drive
High Point
Lucretia Knox
E. M. Knox
Cholera and Plague Threaten Japanese Pacific Front
U S reports from the Netherlands information bureau warn of cholera and the plague spreading in Japanese held areas of the Southwest Pacific. outbreaks in Java and the Philippines rise as public health breakdowns, food shortages, and quinine shortages hinder defenses.
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Pacific
Washington
Southwest Pacific
Netherlands Information Bureau
Ninian
Bureau
Netherlands East Indies
China
Bandung
Java
Netherlands
East Indies
Celebes
Japanese War Ministry
Hiroshi Kanbayashi
Thailand
Philippines
More Camera Film May Be Available
Washington reports WPB officials say civilian film supply will improve as military demand eases. Output not increased, but lower priority stockpiling will free more for amateurs, though total available remains well under 50 percent of normal.
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Washington
Air Force
War Production Board
WPB
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