After Guam Invasion Hitler Faces German Revolt
In wartime coverage, U S forces push toward Guam and Saipan as Allied drives enlarge. Germany endures internal revolt after a failed Hitler assassination attempt, with Himmler named to suppress uprisings. The Russians press from the east, while Allied forces advance in Italy and Normandy amid heavy fighting and weather delays.
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Germany
Hitler
Guam
Normandy
U.S
Marshall Rommel
Gestapo
Heinrich Himmler
East Prussia
Poland
Italy
Livorno
Lwow
Warsaw
Electoral College Controversies and Tire Trade Glitch
A Washington analysis recalls historic electoral college deviations from popular votes from 1876 to 1912 and notes late war tire trade red tape after Pearl Harbor. It details officials in Maryland California Michigan Ohio and Ohio voting splits and a 1944 delay transferring tires to civilian use amid defense needs.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
World Organization
Democratic
U. S
Electoral College
Jim Farley
Hayes
Tilden
Teddy Roosevelt-Alten B. Parker
Maryland
Parker
Roosevelt
Taft-Bryan
Bryan
Taft
California
Wilson
McKinley
Michigan
Benjamin Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Harrison
Ohio
Cleveland
FDR
South
Pearl Harbor
South America
Latin America
United States
Rubber Development Corporation
FEA
Rubber Development
Defense Supplies Corporation
Jesse Jones
Col
Bradley Dewey
Dewey
Army fears political snarls over GI news handling
A debate rages over how Stars and Stripes and other service papers should cover politics. Congress passed a soldiers vote bill but restrictions persist, sparking calls for clarifying amendments to allow overseas readership and avoid penalties.
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WNU
Union Trust
Washington, D.C
Congress
Armed Services
New York Herald- Tribune
Algiers
Stars & Stripes
Egbert White
Paris
Washington
Army News Service
New York
Legion of Merit
White
Africa
Eisenhower
Egypt
Saturday Evening Post
General Surles
Army Public Relations
Stimson
Roosevelt
Rome
Normandy
Rome Stars & Stripes
Dewey
Bricker
Hoover
Farley
Herald-Tribune
Joe
Army
Taft
Council On Books
Lucas
Henry Stimson
Colonel White
Chaumont
Mediterranean
Washington Army
American Dreyfuss' death shocks readers in Chicago
Oberlin Wa. Carter, once labeled the American Dreyfuss for a prolonged court martial fight, died in Chicago at 88. He had been convicted of defrauding the government of two million dollars tied to a Savannah Ga project.
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Oberlin
Carter
Dreyfuss
Chicago
Savannah
Evacuations From Tokyo Reach 30 000 Schoolchildren
The Japanese Demei agency reports about 30 000 pupils have been evacuated from Tokyo to rural districts since July 8. Radio Cherbourg begins daily broadcasts with a line about liberated France. A British Information service document stresses maps as key to the invasion, noting warehouses once stored North African embarkation maps.
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Demei Agency
Tokyo
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Oper Union
Pacific
Remier Hediki Tojo
Tokio
Saipan Island
Garapan
Tojo
Marianas
Farm Security Administration
Europe
Russ
Caen
Washington, D. C
North Carolina
South Carolina
Broughton
Br’er Fox
Cologne
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
India
Muzzafarpur
Champaran
Bihar
Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
W. Randolph St
Bea
Bankhage
Radio Cherbourg
France
British Information Service
P.O
Tropics
Yodora
McKesson & Robbins, Inc
Bridgeport
Com
Koolshade
Ingersoll Koolshade
Simpson Weatherstrip & Insulation CO
Third St
Sioux City, Iowa
Ingersoll Steel & Diss Division
Borg-Warner Corporation
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