Willkie Returns to Ring for 1944 Nomination
Willkie, the 1940 defeated candidate, announces he seeks the Republican nomination in Look magazine outlining a five point program. He attacks Roosevelt on prewar policy and calls for liberal Republican aims including unemployment relief and a new foreign policy.
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Wendel
L. Willkie
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Pearl Harbor
Publican
Willie
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Republican Party
U.S
Spain Scribes Call Salerno Nazi Defeat
Madrid dispatches from Sept 21 report Spanish correspondents in Berlin calling the Salerno campaign a military and propagandistic defeat for Germany. They note Kiev evacuation by the German Ukrainian administration and foresee Smolensk threat, with Russian penetration potentially lifting the Leningrad siege. Corsican sabotage increases after French commandos land.
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Berlin
Salerno
Germany
Kiev
Smolensk
Leningrad
Corsica
Prence
B 26 Marauder Comes Into Its Own In War Effort
A dispatch from England details the B 26 Marauder’s evolving role in World War II. Once derided as defective, the medium bomber now proves durable, with improving flight characteristics and a growing record of successful missions over France Belgium and Holland. Its crews praise the aircraft for handling bottlenecks and bombing targets while facing heavy losses. Col. Sam Anderson and fellow B 26 pioneers helped steer its comeback.
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England
U. S. Aviation
Col
Millard Lewis
Washington, D. C
War Department
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Throush Lewis
Sam Anderson
Greensboro
Herbert That
Icher
Chevy Chase
Lester
Sant Anderson
Luftwaffe
France
Belgium
Holland
Rafuel
Mitchs Jells
Hostons
Helke
Nazis Sell Shares In Italy Companies
Nazi concerns in neutral countries hurriedly tried to unload shares in Italian companies as Allied forces neared Italy. The move was disclosed as the United States and Britain warned neutrals against acquiring enemy assets in July.
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Italy
United States
Britain
OPA Fights Over Proposed Food Token Aide
Washington dispatch reports a policy dispute within OPA over issuing tokens to supplement ration stamps. Some officials call the plan unnecessary and prone to counterfeit risk, arguing it was devised without Price Administrator Brown and could confuse consumers.
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OPA
Brown
Michigan
Television First Industry After War Explained
The article surveys postwar television advances detailing light valves that replace fluorescent screens with transparent crystals and vibrating oils. It describes Skistron Scophonys devices, a liquid system with mirrors, and Philo Farnsworth’s image dissector that captures electrons to recreate scenes for electronic transmission.
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B.C
Philo T. Farnsworth
Judge Holds Civil Courts Over Army In Seattle War Move
Federal Judge John C. Littell ruled the army may retain possession of a Seattle warehouse used by a transfer company. The decision, announced orally, directs the army to return property only if not needed for the war effort, while immediate appeals to the circuit court would follow. Merchants Transfer and Storage and the Skinner and Bady interests sought contempt actions against War and Undersecretary Patterson.
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Patterson
Jodge
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