Imperial Hopes May Linger But Where Will Nazis Flee
Washington column examines possible refuges for Nazi elements after the fall of Hitler. It weighs Argentina Sweden Turkey and Brazil as potential havens and recalls past propaganda figures and a few remembered individuals linked to Nazi broadcasting.
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WNU Service
Union Trust Building
Washington, D. C
Hitler
Germany
East
West Prussia
Spain
France
Campaign urges high schoolers to return to class
Brief item notes a national effort to persuade employed high school students to resume schooling. It cites 4,756 convictions for violating the selective service act in the year ending June 30, 1944, and 10,872 total convictions since October 1940. The armed forces annually purchase vast baseball and softball equipment, and Christmas mail for overseas service personnel runs from September 15 to October WR.
Newsmen and Roosevelt Hearings At White House In War Era
A 200 strong corps of newsmen gathers at the White House on Tuesdays and Fridays to cover President Roosevelt. They scrutinize his health, demeanor, and responses as he shows calm fitness despite fatigue. The piece also covers Hull's Dumbarton Oaks remarks and Wilson's League of Nations pledges, plus dispatches on British censorship and wartime diplomacy.
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Washington, D. C
FDR
White House
Alaska
Roosevelt
Hull
Dumbarton Oaks
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations Council
Wilson
League of Nations
Amb
William Phillips
India
U. S
New York
Jossleyn Hennessy
Washington
Bob Gros
California
USA
Wendell Willkie
Lord Halifax
Donald Nelson
Fred Vinson
Navy
Forrestal
War Stimson
Maury Maverick
Jim Farley
Gros
Lae
British New Guinea
Guinea
Burns
Philip Company
England
RAF
New Guinea
Maj
Abe Schechter
NBC
George McLemore
Jack Miley
Larry Jones
Gertner’s
Southwest Pacific
Lew Parker
Jackie Heller
Jack Davis
Australian Consolidated Press
Jack Cross
Westchester
Powers
Betty Riddell
Dick Krolick
East 45Th Street
Eddie Dowling
Jack
Chicago
Douglas
Wrong
Walter Winchell Column To Be Guest-Edited In His Absence
While Walter Winchell is away his column will be conducted by guest columnists replacing the regular writer. The arrangement ensures daily gossip and commentary continues in his signature syndicated style.
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Walter Winchell
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United States
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Bob Hope
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Larry Adler
Gary Cooper
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