Dewey Campaign Pushes Fight Over Roosevelt Record
Political Roundup reports Dewey delivering a hard campaign critique in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, accusing Roosevelt of a flawed prewar defense program and urging a return to White House integrity. The piece notes campaign stops, anticipated speeches, and counterpoints from Roosevelt allies, including references to Clare Boothe Luce and Texas Regulars in a broad midterm context.
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Dewey
Roosevelt
Oklahoma City
White House
Roose
Tulsa
New York
Albany
Demp
Orate
Robert FB. Hanne
Ian
New York City
New York State
Clare
Spaak
Clare Boothe Luge
Willvike
Dewey Bricker
Tirownel
Abeewl
Texas
Raji Olldan
Pratshis ‘Thos
America
Martin
Pennsylvania
New Castle
House
Washington
Texas Jobs in War Plants Face Postwar Uncertainty
Texas, long an oil and cattle hub, built major war plants and attracted workers from all sectors. As the war ends, Consolidated Vultee and North American Aviation face postwar cutbacks. thousands of workers may be displaced, while Dallas Fort Worth area sub contractors seek peacetime work and potential retooling.
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Dallas-Fort Worth
War Department
Lie World
Ore Department
Consolidated Valley Aircraft Corporation
Dallas
Avington Corporatory
Munber
North American
Wee Plana
Isf
Biataoss
By & Auber
Big Consolidated Walter
Ry Fort Worl
Port Worth
Vulton
Fourneuf leads lone Texas squad to breakthrough at Brest
A Texas sergeant and his improvised platoon held off German defenders atop high ground near Brest, despite heavy losses. Maj William F. Keruin and Capt. Robert Hill praised the courage of the soldiers from rural America as they finally pierced the enemy position, saving prisoners and achieving their objective.
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Brstiany
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America
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Brest
Wiliam F. Keruin
Washington, D. C
Robert J. Hill
Los Angeles
Flrat
Jain W. Hadaway
C. A. Hadaway
Lufkin
Texas
O Ane
States
Hadaway
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Fred Point Black
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Reeites latoon's Obituary and battlefield memories
A wartime reminiscence describes a sergeant spotting a fellow soldier after an attack near Sant Antonie. The account recalls brutal battlefield debris, torn letters, destroyed gear, and the grim smell of death as the platoon pressed toward a vital objective and hoped for return home.
Texas War Industry Faces Postwar Labor Transition
Texas charts its postwar industrial future as wartime plants wind down. Many new workers are women leaving jobs to support the war effort, while thousands of trained craftsmen seek continued employment. The state hopes a new skilled workforce will fuel peacetime industrial expansion.
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Ure Bains
Guarding Pisa Tower Counts Steps
Pisa reporter notes there are exactly 200 steps to the top, guarded by Corporal Earl Bishay of Neptune, Kentucky. The military policeman said the crowd asked about the climb, and he admitted to climbing to the top himself to verify the count.
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Pisa
Earl Bishay
Neptos
Culvanre
Bishop
Bern
Westion
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Associated Frass Financial News
United States
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Associated Press Financial
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War Manpower Commission Office
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Sant Antonie
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Sehold DU Seth Co. Commerce
St.marys-San Antonio
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Sorsmers & Waleteen’s
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