Roosevelt and Dewey Race Observed in Polls and Politics
Paul Mallon reports on Roosevelt leading by a slim margin per Gallup while expert Washington polls hint at a stronger Roosevelt edge. Democratic leaders push a partisan shift, Willkie is seen wavering, and farm and business votes split. Maryland remains doubtful with varied forecasts, and Dewey gains in some regions as speculation about a fourth term grows.
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Fear of Casualties in Normandy Invasion Revealed
The article recalls Churchill and FDR debating expected Allied losses in Normandy, noting high artillery barrages and a rapid Allied advance once German defenses were broken. It also critiques naval uniforms and cites secrecy at the White House press conferences and a new Free World magazine in liberated France.
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