Message From France Tricolor Debuts Amid Occupation News
The first issue of Tricolor, American edition of La France Libre, circulates from London to Paris via underground networks. It offers a stark view of life under Nazi rule, profiles artists, and critiques collaboration while noting U.S. policy shifts and a wartime paper-savings appeal to readers.
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Tricolor
la France Libre
London
Cairo
Algiers
God
Paris
France
Al“Tricolor
Guilbert
Marce
Proust
Pierre . Honnard
Ameritang
America
Ander
Europe
UMmer: Sugar Rations and Sodas in Postwar Supply
March 1944 ration updates note soft drinks and sundaes will be available as sugar rationing tightens. OPA reports manufacturers hold stock but canning sugar and syrup allocations vary. Shopping census shows realty-to-wear up 12 percent while other stores report declines. vitamin A concerns rise with reduced fish catches. A light feature on public notices and a humor item about a forgetful furlough adds local flavor.
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Theaenta
Rution Honk TV
Bureau of Census
Department of Interim
Voice of a Nation and the Last Goodbye
An elderly narrator recalls a wartime message from President Wilson about equality and the brotherhood of man, a dying grandfather, and a quiet funeral. The tale follows wartime duties, a Pueblo trip, hotel scenes with a drunken crowd, and a revelation of his father in a hotel lobby. The ending reflects on tragedy, responsibility, and the end of a life chapter.
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Aly
Lynn Rhodes
Rhodes
Wilson
Sucky
United States
Aimerica
America
John
Johny
Wichita
Happy Valley locals and visitors share weekend news
Local notes report multiple residents traveling between towns and visiting relatives in Middlesboro Pineville and Knoxville. Numerous calls mention Fred Hendrickson S. Hendrickson and others visiting family. Geonse Cox improves while others plan weekend visits. A Salt Lake Air Base sewing group grows to 35 volunteers sewing chevrons and hat braids. Fort Jackson reports varied enlistment ages and promotions among five figures.
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Tittle Magdalene
Evans Hospital
Nellig Hubbard
Harrogate
Enn
Mellulene Yeach
Heraive Nenderickson
Pineville
Homer Smith
Louisville
Fred Vondrekson
Middleshoro
Willi Hussell
Mane
Homer Veach
Tage
Arthur Miracle
Misgea Trene
Neth Shveell
Dorothy Miracle
Knoxville
Melbalene Vouch
Bells High
Homer Vouch
Pinaville
Hendrickson
Salt Take City
U.P
Salt Lake Air Base
From My Window RT 1 Kincaid MULE BIG TOWN
Metropolis column notes how big city life mirrors small towns with farm exhibit at Macy’s drawing thousands of kids. Circus at Madison Square Garden draws full houses while a chimney rescue and the food shortage debate fill pages. Public interest shifts to fashion and entertainment as tax debates gain impact.
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New York City
Macy's Big Department Store
New York
Bie Ringlins Brothers
Welley
Society of Prevention For Cruelty To Animals
Myndy
Figgter
NAACP Youth Council event and local church activities
The Colored News reports the NAACP Youth Council branch hosting a community contest at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church on a Friday in April with Louise Ann Miller winning a prize at Crist Place. It also notes a revival led by Rev J Smith at Mt. Mariah Baptist Church, local family visits, and upcoming home gathering hosted by C H Miller on 22 Street inviting participation.
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Youth Council Bravch
NAACP
J. Smith
Tosceur
Dewald
Dixie Highway
Uivelyn Massengill
Coleutan
Roohestix Avenue
Shastudpul
Ol Rogers Memorial School
William Fa Smith
Smith
Lynnwood
Rou
Osborne
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Aulima
OPA
Manufactuera
Shaw Field
D. C
Albert McQuiston
Meadville
McQuiston
William H. Balton
Bell County
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Ewe
Ree Jan
Pearl Harbor
Pueblo
Mike
Vyers
Happy Valley
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Norma Hendrickson
Perndale
Brownlee Waskins
Clarence
Helton
Sarah Green
Pred Hendrickson
Evans
IV Browning
Vineville
Sadie Jones
Aie Peace
Hamer Veach
Wayne Risner
Middlesboro
Fort Jackson
Fort Keen
Oman
Arny
Irit Hf
Fron Tun Rinker
Kip
Fale
John G. Farmer
Cumberland Ave
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Reswike Fe
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California Joe
Kincaid
Sloane Dlonpital
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Lexington
Kertecee
Qad
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Riga
General
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GUY Bros
Avoniale Ave
Middlesbro, Ky
Gene Autry
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Larry
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