Peace Hopes Armistice to Be Antidote to War
From the Pacific Gov Stassen signals home front confidence will rebound after an armistice. Editorials reflect on wartime economy, unemployment relief, and fears about postwar Europe including Poland and a need for renewed diplomacy. The piece weaves in classical references and notes forthcoming security talks.
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Washington
Pacific
Stassen
Mileulany
CLO
Murray
Europe
Germany
Austria
Poland
Balkans
France
Maquis
Victory Without Luck In Ham Fish Victory Analysis
The Ham Fish victory relied on broad party machinery support that mobilized turnout. Analysts note the campaign benefited from organized get out the vote efforts by multiple party factions.
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Ham Fish
Fish
Victory Apathy Fears Hold-Back on War Production
Washington officials warn optimistic Europe news may trigger reluctance to boost war output. Churchill signals possible end to war in Europe, but military experts expect months more fighting and renewed effort. Japan strategy requires bases and fuel, with base expansion and Russian support viewed as pivotal for an early Japanese surrender.
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Italy
Rome
Horatius
National Geographic Society
Horatius Cocles
Sublician
Tiber
Lord Macaulay
Macaulay
Taly
Lars Porsenna
Clustum
Chiud
Rone
Rome- Florence
Nevis
Borsena
Chiana
Waley
Arno
Washington
Army
Navy
Churchill
House of Commons
Europe
Atlantic
France
Japan
Manchuria
China
Siberia
United States
Marianas Islands
Guam
Saipan
Britain
Philippines
Wormosa
Pacific
Defying Auto Tax and Autumnal Verses in Our Readers
A citizen laments federal auto tax stamps for windshields and gas rationing, urging amended law to bar violators from fuel. The page includes poems by Marjorie Elliott and Nathaniel Cole with nostalgic reflections on summer, birds, and the brook, titled Auburn Song of Summer and The Song of the Brook.
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Herald-Journal
Seatebo
George
Auburn
Churchill Sees Allied Victory Sooner Than Expects
Winston Churchill told the House of Commons he expects victory over Germany and Japan sooner than previously thought. Anthony Eden suggested Germany might surrender by mid September. He noted Turkey’s break with Germany and Allied unity ahead of the Normandy invasion and Teheran plans. The piece cites heavy German bombing losses and Detroit-like home damage, with a call for a stronger postwar peace.
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Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Germany
Japan
Anthony Eden
Pacific
Churchill
Europe
Turkey
Normandy
Teheran
Hitler Faces Turkish Dilemma and Axis Strain
A Turkish break with Germany unsettles Berlin and Axis loyalists. The Ankara move pressures Hitler as Turkey threatens war if retaliation occurs, potentially prompting satellites to abandon him and reshaping morale across Romania Bulgaria Hungary and beyond.
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Turkey
Hitler
Germany
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Ankara
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Finland
Fuehrer
Saracoglu
Dr. Goebbels
Russia and The Finns
An article notes Finland may seek peace with Russia and a Soviet armistice promising Finnish independence. It mentions Baron Mannerheim’s stance and Ryti’s government delaying peace, urging moderation by Stalin to encourage other Axis satellites to withdraw and prevent territorial dismemberment.
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Finland
Hitler
Baron Mannerheim
Moscow
Ryti
Mannerheim
Russia
Stalin
Reducing Taxes When War Ends
Chairman Doughton states tax reductions will come after the war to stimulate business and absorb returning service members. Debates over debt reduction, spending, and budget size loom. economy and disciplined revenue policy are urged to prevent debt while funding essential government needs.
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Doughton
Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Coughton
Tom
Marty
Washington
Wise Sayings Fragments From Classical and Early Modern Texts
A collection of quoted lines and fragments attributed to Bulwer-Lytton Shakespeare Plautus and Burnides. The notes mix phrases about the pen and sword and fate in youth with unusual spellings and garbled wording.
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Bulwer-Lytton
Missouri Primary Result Sends Clark Defeat Reverberations
In St Louis Missouri Attorney General Roy McKittrick defeats Senator Champ Clark for renomination signaling a shift toward Roosevelt policies. The defeat reflects isolationist critique of Clark and boosts Democratic unity while GOP contenders like Fish gain ground ahead of November. Dewey comments at a press conference on the early outcome.
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Fred J. Douglas
Utica
Rathbun
Oneida County
Congress
Oswego County
Madmen Challer
New Hartford
Douglas
Fifth Judicial Distrif
Marvin
Hudson
Dewey
Wendell Wilkie
St. Louis
St.Louis
Missouri
Bennett Champ Clark
Roy McKittrick
Clark
Washington
C.I.0
Senate
Idaho
Gerald Nye
North Dakota
Hiie
Clarks
Roosevelt
Ben‘Clark
McKittrick
White House
Ham Fishin
Jesse
Fish
Winston Churchill
Democratic Party
Bennett Clark
CLO
Chinese program volunteers highlight at Vassar session
MY DAY at Vassar College notes a Chinese women led afternoon program with five singers reciting in dialects, a dancer from the Ballet Russe, and Chinese tea and pastries. The piece admires community cooperation and mentions bond sales successes in New York City with local residents recognized for their contributions.
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New York
Vassar College
Uip
New York City
Ballet Russe
Jast
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Mr. Churchill
Oswego
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Onondaga County
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Marquis Childs
Vassar Institute
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