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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1944
Page
2
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The piece discusses postwar Japanese relocation and neighbor attitudes in Chicago, noting housing shifts and economic effects. It recalls wartime camps, claims about Japanese communities near Kenmore and Kenwood, and contrasts with past interracial tensions on the South Side. It also touches on farm credit growth from 1933 to 1943 and briefly analyzes postwar Europe peace terms and sentiment.
Western front war notes from Hugh Baillie report Nazi persistence while allies debate concessions. Navy rocket gun history recalled, Ecuadorian president to visit, shoe makers backed by WPB, Vatican gold to Rome, 32000 firms seek wartime rating as civilian work may resume. Palm Beach hospital moves, Somervell reopens Daytona WAC barracks. Whispered circle hints a powerful winter guest once enjoyed Palm Beach.
In Massachusetts 1944 campaign notes, Joseph W. Martin faces Edmund P. Talbot in Fall River with Talbot drawing UN and Yankee liberal support. Outside Fall River, Martin leads by about 12 000, while city voters favor Talbot by nearly 6 000 amid rising registration and immigrant blocs.
In a crowded Washington hotel foyer Labor leader Lewis became the target of a practical joke as someone pinned a "For Roosevelt" button on his back and jeered him.
The piece contrasts U S newspaper coverage of wartime actions and government control. It notes the New York Herald Tribune praising Dewey yet questions legality during war. It cites Churchill on war criminals and Ramsey’s release, then mocks shifting editorial stances toward Republican strongholds and Wall Street.
At the National Press Club in Washington, surveyor George Gallup was pressed by reporters. He named Roosevelt Bricker Fala Dewey and Truman when asked for his current read on political prospects.
Mrs Jonathan Wainwright wife of the general captured by the Japs is due at the Waldorf October 7 for a broadcast with Mrs R.
Two syndicated customers trade jabs on editor behavior. One complains a paper dropped him for attacking people, the other says they resisted but quit. Ann Sheridan quips about how hard the move was, implying tough newsroom life.
The March of Time feature What to Do With Germany shows Nazis retreating captured by Allies. The scene aims to prove Hitler unhinged and nuts. Seventh Cross, an anti Nazi film, struggles to portray decent Germans in Germany.
A Fort Bragg letter asks media to mention Margaret Connors running against Clare Luce in Conn. The writer cites press columns and notes Connors is mentioned often. The piece also references Congressional backers and Gerald L. K. Smith being summoned by Congress, signaling timely action.
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