Eisenhower Aids Badoglio in Italian Dilemma
Analysis shows Badoglio faces a split Italy torn between peace demands and Fascist remnants. Allied bombing of Naples and southern cities shifts perception, while German and fascist elements resist surrender. The Red Army situation and risks of German intervention complicate decision making.
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Badoglio
Mussolini
Italy
Fisenhower
Naples
Russia
Hitler
Tunisia
Sicily
Tax Frowns Rise as NYC Workers Balk at Withholding
Workers in New York City oppose tax withholding from pay and employers face absorbing the burden. Eight or more employee firms gain wage power via War Labor Board approval, leaving small plants to shoulder over one million dollars in taxes. A federal sales tax is suggested as a simpler, dodgeproof alternative.
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New York City
War Labor Board
Bombing of Hamburg and Romania disrupt German war effort
The article notes Hamburg as heavily bombed by RAF and US air forces, weakening its industries and oil fields in Romania. It suggests Germany struggles to sustain motor fuels and lubricants, while Hitler lacks a decisive victory to present to the public amid losses in Tunisia and beyond.
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Hamburg
Germany
U. S
Lesen
Ruhr Valley
Africa
Hitler
Tunisia
Greenland
U. S. Army Air Forces
Arctic
Coast Guard
After War Planning Must Face Resource Depletion
Our natural resources are draining. Secretary Knox warns of oil shortages within a year and exhausted crude supplies in 15 to 20 years. Coal iron lumber will not last a half century, yet postwar plans overpromise relief for the world while rebuilding America remains a man-sized task.
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LeMars Sentinel
Knox
Addressing juvenile delinquency through parental guidance
The Knoxville Journal argues for proactive child upbringing to prevent delinquency. It stresses guiding children before law enforcement becomes necessary and assigns responsibility to parents, teachers, and clergy. It calls fathers and mothers to take decisive, early action.
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Knoxville Journal
Eisenhower's leak proof plan praised by press
The Kansas City Times notes that secret invasion plans for Sicily were shared with more than 100 American and British newspapermen. General Eisenhower trusted reporters to relay day by day happenings to the home front, and his pre invasion briefing proved his confidence was well placed with no leaks and strong patriotic loyalty.
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Hampton Chronicle
Kansas City Times
Sicily
Eisenhower
After War Unemployment Plans Drafted in Many Communities
LeMars Sentinel notes forward looking efforts to curb postwar joblessness as millions of service members and defense workers rejoin civilian life. Communities anticipate converting defense plants to peacetime production and creating new employment through public improvements and shifts in manufacturing demand after victory.
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LeMars Sentinel
Bottles Everywhere and the Call to Reuse
Alta Advertiser reflects on prewar abundance when milk and beverage bottles cluttered basements and sinks. It notes how easy access to containers led to waste and how food processors now seek returnable bottles to curb excess.
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Alta Advertiser
America
Maine
California
Russia and Sicily Sinking German defenses in WWII era view
The author argues Russia and Sicily matter, Germany is on the defensive and losing resources far beyond World War I levels. The text asserts Germany is headed for defeat, though many people remain unaware.
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Russia
Sicily
Germany
Pocahontas County Board Proceedings June 1 1943
The Pocahontas County Board of Supervisors met in an adjourned session in the Courthouse Pocahontas Iowa with members Young Jensen and Johnson present. Bonds for E B Hansen city assessor Palmer were approved and numerous claims against county funds were audited and allowed including general county expenses road maintenance and public welfare disbursements.
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Court House
Pocahontas
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Pocahontas County
QO. F. Young
Clarence Jensen
G. C. Johnson
E. B. Hansen
Palmer
General County
O. F. Young
Sess
Viola F. McCartan
N. W. Bell Tele. Co
Rent & Boone Blank Book Co
Hubert Kapsch
W. Gilchrist
Alfred Anderson
Laurence Smith
Fonda Times
Rolfe Arrow
Record-Democrat
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Marion Bruce
Reveille
J. J. Bruce
J. H. Lighter
Rolfe
Board Proceedings
A. G. Heathman
W. R. Iler
Harry Nnisley
Wesley B. Lehnus
Board of Health
A. L. Schultz
Fullerton Lumber Co
Carl Mason
Walter Cook
Fullerton Lbr. Co
Hiram E. Peters
Winegarden
Fred Patos Cepacia
Winegard
Vernon Holmes
S. Madsen
G. A. Everson
A. W. Patterson
Geo. W. Gillman
M. W. Webb
Geo. Carpenter
R.E.A
J. TY. Lyons
Hanson & Engh
Barton-Warner Co
Des Moines Steel Co
Fred Dillemuth
Farmers Grain & Coal Co
Ae L. W. Haven
Isom Hufford
Elec
F. J. Krebs
Rolfe Auto Co
Waterloo Construction Co
L. Mabel Wright
Sieg-Fort Dodge Co
J. GC. Mordan
Chas. Joachims
Wm. Miller
Labor
Chris DeYoung
B. J. Stegge
J. Hoffert
Wm. Rallee
Russell Filloon
Mel Hunt
Chet Whistler
John Hatteberg
John Hess
Ben Eby
Wm. Adkins
John Reeves
R. D. Farlow
Glenn Smith
J. F. Worth
Fred E. McKim
Ed Gahm
Ted Bol
Geo. W. Johnson
Art Lanus
L. G. Schonberger
Welby Boles
John P
U.S
Huber
USMC
U.of Wash
Council Oak
Groc
A. J. Doeringsfeld
Eikenberry
M. D
T. D. Jones
F. H. Molyneux
Savage Block
Carl J. White
Auto Kennedy
le Phone
T. J. Raynes Insurance
L. M. Graham
First National Bank
Monuments & Markers
Rolfe Monument Works
R. B. Ranney
Guy Smith
Real Estate & Insurance
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Equitable Society
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