Liberal Ground Swell Sweeping Over Europe
An analysis of postwar Europe's political shifts argues that a liberal groundswell, forged by resistance movements and the defeat of Nazi tyranny, will shape new governments. It contrasts Allied gambits in Greece with French resistance leaders' standing and notes hope for democratic, anti-monarchist movements across liberated nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Senate
Greece
Messrs
Churchill
Stalin
de Gaulle
State Department
Uncle Sam
France
Belgium
Suport
Franc Tireur
Hiv R
Papandreou
Metaxas
Sans Patrie
Free France
National Resistance Council
Communist Party
Women WASP Pilots Key To Russian Fighter Deliveries
The story highlights American women pilots in the Air Transport Command who ferried fighter planes from Niagara Falls to Great Falls and on to Soviet units, enabling a 1944 Red Army offensive. WASP missions included four engine bombers and Airacobras, with record deliveries by Barbara Donahue Mary Johnson Ellen Grey and others, proving essential cross-country support.
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Western Newsmaner Union
Red Army
Moscow
Stalingrad
Russia
Poland
Air Transport Command
Air Force Service
Roosevelt
Lend-Lease
America
Bell Aircraft Factory
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Mississippi Valley
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
Wilds
Canada
Alaska
Siberia
Ural Mountains
No. T
ATC
Bob E Nowland
Air Force
Romulus
Mich
Bell
Great Falls
Mont
Fairbanks
Nome
Army
Wasps
Niagara
Heather
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Great Lakes
Midle West
Falls
Military Air Transport Section
Barbara Donahue
WASP
Mary CG. Johnson
Ellen Grey
Miss Grey
Mary C. Johnson
Wasp Grey
Wasp Johnson
Wasp Detachment
Betty Archibald
Pat Dickerson
Grace Burge
Virginia Claire
Nancy Harkness Love
United States
Celebrities in War Time Radio and Film Buzz
A collage notes Morton Downey and Hap Arnold at a Washington event, Tony Martin in France, and Eben Barton with Tad Bruce as a rising singing duo. It cites a 1944 radio take of 400 million dollars, Wendell Corey and Gertrude Lawrence in a touring show, Margaret O'Brien awaiting radio work, and CBS Bill Downs on Nazis. Also mentions John F Kennedy as a news analyst, Irving Berlin selling White Christmas and Always, and various quotes, reviews, and media notes about The Seventh Cross, Muse lore, and Hollywood canteen tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Downey
Chiefs of Staff
Washington
Hap Arnold
Tony Martin
Thrush
France
Eben Barton
Sinatra
Tad Bruce
Wendell Corey
Gertrude Lawrence
Margaret O’brien
OPA
John B. Kennedy
CBS
Bill Downs
Helen Deutsch
New dodge in tax dodging and a weight carrying race
Bankhage notes a black money market cashing big checks to evade deposits though some deposits may bounce like rubber. A weight carrying race on Hawaii island sees locals perform the feat as Great Britain and Greece stories echo political twists. Archibald McLeish faces Senate opposition as poet linked to state secretary post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald McLeish
Senatours
John Hay
Sergeant's prejudice fades as WASP pilot earns respect
An Army sergeant grumbles at a Ferrying Division crew about a woman civilian pilot at the controls on a lend lease flight to Montreal. He later apologizes, praising the pilot in a moment of recognition, as WASP Le nore McElroy notes the elder man’s compliment remains the finest she has heard.
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Army
Air Transport Command
Montreal
WASP
Lenore McElroy
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Congress
Marshal Stalin
U. S
Liberation
Resistance
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Lenore Louise McElroy
Romulus Field
Wasp McElroy
Wom
Bob E. Nowland
H. G. Wells
Anon
H. Broun
O Wilde
Muse’oreer
Gale
Atlantic
Bob Burns
Eggleston
the Wireless
Roy Shields
Ethel Barrymore
Ethel
Marconi
Pic Mag
Atlantic Monthly
Lippmann
Ira Wolfert
Esquire
Drew Pearson
Aladdin
Hollywood Canteen
Bankhage
Ava
Great Britain
Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
San Francisco
Calif
Grove
Dr. Caldwell
DR. Caldwells
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