American Landing Captures Los Negros Airfield
The First Cavalry Division landed with light gear and seized Los Negros airfield. They repelled a counterattack and established a solid bridgehead as reinforcements arrived. The operation outflanked Rabaul and Kavieng, opening a sea route toward Truk and Guam. General MacArthur praised Lt. Frank Henshaw of Alice, Texas, for being the first American to land.
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Los Negros
Diet Shadt
First Cavalry
Los Negroes
Admiralties
Rabaul
Kavieng
Truk
Guam
MacaArthur
Signal Corps
Herald-Jovenal
Frank Henshaw
Alice
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Roosevelt And New Deal Under Scrutiny In Era Review
A March 4 Washington appraisal surveys public views on Franklin D. Roosevelt across his first three terms. It notes support for federal relief policies, controversy over Court packing and judicial interpretation, and questions about continuation into a potential fourth term amid war and foreign policy shifts.
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Pranklin Roosevelt
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
America
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Snominia
Pisa
Spomiiik
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Congress
Federal
New Deal
Mr. Roosevelt
Holland
Belsium
France
Fragmentary Outlook: War and Labor Notes Across 1944 Context
A garbled 1944 era text references miners, hours, wages, and cooperative programs. It mentions Russia Poland Nazis and general wartime concerns, with scattered phrases on collaboration, purge, and national policies, but no clear coherent events or outcomes.
Hitler Satellites Seek a Way Out of War
The piece argues that Finland Romania Hungary and Bulgaria seek exit routes from the war without inviting German retaliation. It weighs the impact of satellite withdrawals on Hitler’s collapse and urges Allied leaders to find a formula to extract these states from the conflict, potentially shortening the war.
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Finland
Bucharest
Stockholm
Rumania
Ankara
Budapest
Berchtesgaden
Hitler
Hungary
Bulgaria
Europe
We Can't Dodge Responsibility on Juvenile Delinquency
Miss Jane Whitney of East wood High School urges the Zonta Club to address a 43 percent rise in arrests of girls under 18 and 42.7 percent for boys under 18 in 15 cities during the first half of 1943 versus 1942. She calls for public funds and school leadership to prevent delinquency, with state and parental accountability stressed as essential.
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Zonta Club
Jane Whitney
Eastwood High School
Whitney
Albany
Yehle
Children’s Court
Germans Thrown Back On Anzio Beachhead Review
General Clark assures Allied control of the Anzio beachhead after a German assault. American troops repelled the attack and counterattacked to regain ground. Secretaries caution no over optimism as Hitler may have broader aims and the campaign deviates from Allied plans.
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Anzio
Mark W. Clark
Stimson
Hitler
Rome
Europe
Time to Stop Playing For Turkey's Favor
Britain and Washington cut off goods and arms to Turkey as Allied patience ends. Turkey must choose sides soon or risk losing lend lease and war supplies. Moscow demands no aid unless used against Nazis. Invasion of Western Europe requires all resources. Turkey weighs support for Allies or neutrality.
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Turkey
Britain
Washington
United States
Italy
France
Africa
Russia
Moscow
America
Europe
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