Lawrence County War Bond Drive Urges Greater Buyer Turnout
The second phase of the Fifth War Loan Drive calls on individuals, corporations, and financial institutions in Lawrence County to meet a $7,010,000 quota. The appeal emphasizes personal sacrifice and urges every man and woman to invest more, supporting Allied forces from France and Italy to the Pacific.
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Jom
Lawrence County
France
Italy
Sidney Weinberg
New York
War Production Board
Statio
WPB
Donald M. Newnes
Estroneten Tas Lights
American
Idustrial
Weinberg
Nelsons
Nelson
Boss
Webergs
Pacific Drive
Ger
Douglas MacArthur
Southwest Pacific
Central Pacific
Clester
Nimitz
Phillippines
Ciune
MacArtliners
Haloiatera Island
Philippines
Soldier Letter Warns Against Postwar Reforms
A Porter County soldier overseas writes to his parents urging Americans to preserve rights and privileges, warning that once home the public will demand steak and ration-free shopping. He predicts rehabilitation aid for others may be needed but opposes broad postwar policy shifts and hints at political backlash if changes occur. Signed in Valparaiso, Ind. Vidette Messenger.
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U.S.A
Porter County
Valparaiso
Ind
Vidette-Messenger
Postwar Tax Debate Shapes Economic Path Forward
Postwar tax policy dominates discussions as Baruch and Hancock urge drafting a postwar tax now for later use. Doughton opposes early talk while Morgenthau cautions on major revisions, and experts argue lower rates can boost growth and total revenue.
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Bariuch- Hancock
Doughton
Congressional Joint Committee On Taxation
Bevin
Baruch-Hancock
Baruch- Hancock
Joint Committee
Richt
Ecommitee
Morgenthau
Eccles
Pederval Reserve Board
Dewey nomination zeal fuels Ruth Simms in Chicago
Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms drives support for Dewey at the Republican convention in Chicago. The longtime Hanna political lineage backs Dewey, while Pew and Martin shape the backdrop of party power as delegates flock to the New Mexico born operative and her Denver Strip ranching circles.
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Chicago
Dewey
Rewual
Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms
Dewey Becaue
Frankl D. Roosevelt
Simms
Blackstone
New Mexico
Colorado
Simins
Mark Hanna
Oho
Willkie
Philadelphia
Joseph N Pew, Jr
Pew
Sun Oil Company
Mans Lesen Pores
Vanvite
Paris
Boise Penrose
Pennsylvania
Edward Martin
Joe Pewtélis
Stevens
Rch
TGP
Thell
United Feature
You were out after ten last night Private Smith
The exchange mocks postwar discipline with a soldier's defense about time out and a remark that underscores wartime patriotism. The piece blends blunt military tone with propaganda lines urging readers to BUY WAR BONDS and highlights surplus weapons and cultural clichés from Hollywood era rhetoric.
War Bond Posters and Jokes Mirror Tough Home Front
A collage of wartime slogan playlets and quips promotes buying war bonds. Messages include references to a boy named Joni, farm vacations turning into work, rationing pleas, barber jobs for the bold, and humorous lines about vanity, politics, and peace. The piece combines humor with calls to support the war effort and protect loved ones.
How to Charm Women With Style and Decorum
Advice columns urge men to dress sharply, shave daily, and maintain grooming. Be well mannered, discreet, and witty, avoid brash behavior and flashy spending, show respect, and display restraint in dating to attract the right kind of attention.
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David
The Least That We Can Do For Our War Effort
A wartime appeal urges readers to support air warfare relief by buying War Bonds. It emphasizes distant sacrifices and the need to back the attack with small but steady purchases, asking readers to reflect on whether they will contribute.
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Cherbourg
Berlin
Nodv
Hitle i
Sicily
Crmandy
The Parent Problem The summer tutor for lagging children
A guide urging parents to hire patient tutors for underperforming students. It argues for summer sessions to raise reading and arithmetic skills, notes costs from one to ten dollars an hour, and suggests ways to find tutors through schools, local mothers, or self-help.
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Jis
East 45Th Street
New York City
In Washington the New Dealers clash with de Gaulle
The piece argues Allied policy toward France and de Gaulle, noting frustration with Washington officials over French leadership and the need for French cooperation. It cites Charles de Gaulle, Lawrence Bell, Stalin, and U S policy, while commenting on Germany’s invasion strategy and wartime industry moves.
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Washington
Charles de Gaulle
France
Allied High Command
Lawrence D. Bell
Russia
Bell
Stalin
Looking at Life: cops and lovers blur lines on youth
A 1944 column argues Captain Warbur Kennedy orders cops to approach parked cars with a whistle before questioning occupants, sparking letters about morality, youth, and love. The piece reflects on past youthful indiscretions and questions whether society treats love as a crime, citing a secretary’s quip in support.
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Chicago
Kennedy
Illinal
Iaist
Vera
King Peatures Syndicate
Etiquette Hints Warn Against Rough Language Around Children
A column advises careful speech around youngsters to prevent learned rough phrases. It stresses that children imitate adults and could embarrass their elders in social settings.
Bible Thought On Redemption And Mercy
A devotional reflection citing Psalm 103 4 about God who redeemeth thy life from destruction and crowneth thee with loving kindness and tender mercies. The piece emphasizes divine mercy and care in adversity.
Washington Report Germans Must Fight Fiercely To Survive
A wartime Washington dispatch notes German forces face brutal resistance as the Wehrmacht prepares for a forthcoming large offensive. Analysts warn ration points may tighten and civilian hardship could rise amid elevated combat expectations.
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Wehrmacht
Just Folks By EDGAR A GULESS
The speaker reflects on poetry, speeches, and medals versus true heroism shown by soldiers in battle. He praises private courage, comradeship under fire, and the unintended luck that brings survival. He notes freedom hinges on those silent heroes whose deeds speak for ages.
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Land
Ocean
Sks
Seem
Stenger Shines as Penn State Trainee Excels in Tennis
Walt Stenger a tennis loving naval trainee at Penn State posted an impressive record winning twelve of fourteen matches for the Nittany Lions. He lost only two contests demonstrating strong form during his varsity run.
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Walt Stenger
Penn State
Nittany Lions
Notable political voices at the GOP convention
Gov Earl Warren of California GOP keynoter proclaims business focus and jobs while stressing lasting peace. Premier Curtin speaks of twilight to dawn victory. Gov Dwight Green warns liberty at risk from monopolistic wisdom. Rome reports Field Marshal Shiites tours Allied lines as Italy emphasizes prioritizing history in wartime conduct.
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Chicago
Earl Warren
California
GOP
Jobs
Geeta
BRI S Bank
Australa
John Curtin
Dwight H Green
Illinois
Pgood
Social Pistice
Rome
Jan Christian Shiites
Supply and factory moves aid Allied war effort
The article notes rapid relocation of British and Allied factories to France for heavy equipment and acetylene labs, reducing shipping strain and keeping mechanized units ready. It discusses air and mud conditions, supplies, and the strategic advantage of on-site repair and production to support troops, with references to various papers.
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England
France
Channel
Imo Transport
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