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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1944
Page
5
Roosevelt Fourth-Term Conspiracy and War Politics
The article examines Roosevelt’s potential fourth term bid, denouncing White House influence on delegate selection and the political risks of a wartime presidential visit. It contrasts factions, notes key party bosses, and warns that using the war for politics could backfire. Also reports soup ladle saves a man in Tacoma amid other brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polillah
Sith
Aueti
Hoosevelt
Hague
New Jersey
O'Connells
Albany
Tammany Hall
Ed Flynt
New York
Brookland
Eddie Kelly
Chicago
Gusty
Pennsylvania
Mr. Hannegin
Roosevelt
Hanke
Ran
Normanily
Rockewell
Wold
White House
Batefield
United States
Tacoma
Roy L. Stephens
Stephens
New Deal
McNopught Syndicated
Nazis flee toward Baltic as Soviet pressure tightens
Reports describe German withdrawals toward the Baltic as Idtitsa falls and general Rede drives toward Latvia. Advancing Soviet forces threaten Potolsk with flanking actions on Grodno and the breach of Pinsk defenses, signaling renewed German distress and disengagement moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltic
Idtitsa
Potolsk
Rede
Latvia
Battic
Grodno
Pinsk
Homecoming Memories and Family Ties Across Rochester
Fragmentary OCR recalls a Rochester homecoming amidst wartime manpower shortages. Mentions Ruth, Edmund Gewiss, and a note on a sister named Mee. references to Lodi, Whittacre, Crittenden, Zota Gtiges, New London, and Blackburn England. Describes a factory job and a voluntary chimney sweep during the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lage
Ant
Edmund Gewiss
Fainet & Moore
B.sargéant
Tre
Aelpe
Blackburn
England
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