Postwar planning and unity versus war aims debated
A Brooklyn housewife salvaged 56 pounds of drippings to help glycerine for a 2000 pound bomb bound for Germany. The piece argues for focusing on winning the war, warns against idealist plans, and notes broad Allied agreement that Germany and Japan must be defeated and annihilated as military powers. It criticizes partisan attacks and highlights the need for practical wartime policy.
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Germany
Japan
Sriso
Howard
United Nations
Hitler
Sirwhite
United States
Brooklyn
Mae Wambel
Sailplane publicity scheme fuels Sky Harbor intrigue
Jimmy Carr confronts Loraine Stuart amid a staged sailplane stunt tied to a national publicity push. Ed Bryan warns of gun and order violations as factions push for a flawless, coast to coast event while Patricia Friday’s presence is used to shield plans. Loraine resists, tears flowing, as the ruse remains at stake.
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Sky Harbor
Jimmy Carr
Jimmy
Loraine
Ed Bryan
Raine
Stuart
Ea Bryan
Bryan—ie
Ani
Patricia
Pat
Chicago
Fox Redy
Army
U.S. A
George
Tense reunion at hotel breakfast amid army missteps
In Phoenix a tense morning unfolds as Loraine, Jimmy, Pat, and Ed Bryan face a staged gathering with Army officials. The group tries to pacify lingering resentment after a back-stage dispute, while Loraine endures polite, constrained dialogue and a veiled demand for unity.
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Flmira
Sweetie
Jimmy
Loraine
Ed Bryan
Pat
Lorsine
Ed Bogart
Chicago
Tim
Phoenix
Army
Pat Friday champions soaring as farm freight idea sparks debate
The public heard Pat Friday press a bold plan to ship perishable farm produce across the nation via glider trains and motor planes during a Phoenix radio forum at the convention hall. An angry farmer challenged the scheme, while Pat defended the concept saying it offered practical freight potential.
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Pat
Loraine
Jimmy
Phoenix
Arizona
Coud
Carr
Open Forum letter from a Daily News reader
A reader from Ewing writes from Austral praising The Daily News and Middlesboro coverage. He points out interest in Our Men In Service and requests renewal of his subscription, signing as Victory Boy GC Harris.
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Daily News
Ewing
Middlesboro
Uncle Sam
Harris
Austral
Notable Quotes on Enterprise and Defense From wartime Leaders
The passage presents a collage of remarks attributed to figures including Leslie Weatherhead, the Bishop of Berlin, Gov. Bricker, and Navy Secretary Knox. It contrasts private initiative with federal power, stressing ingenuity, risk taking, and robust military strength as essentials for America’s wartime effort.
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America
Pergard
Thas
Bull
John W. Bricker
Chim Oe
Change About Ideas Crocheted in Jiffy
Obscured garbled notice offers a crochet pattern for a frock with rosette lace and mulberry stitches. It requests eleven cents and directs mail to a New York address for the pattern, warning not to mail to Middlesboro.
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Middlesboro
Kirens
Household Arts
West Tath Street
New York
N.Y
Middleeboro
Rene
WOUND FATALITIES DROP IN MODERN WAR SURGERY
New York reports that advances in medicine and surgery are saving wounded soldiers. Army casualties in the first year show a fatality rate around seven per cent, lower than World War I rates, due to salt drugs blood plasma and new anesthetics.
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New York
U.S
Metropolitan Lite Insurance Co
Fragmented note with garbled lines and typos
A garbled passage comments on dangers of overreaching and a conductor named Silver. It mentions shocks from a coin and a planned time change on Mareh 29. The text references German raids and a call to action about stopping drivers with poles and curbs.
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Germiny
Mareh
Piake
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Open Forum
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