The Great Game of Politics and Roosevelt’s Record
A critical overview argues Roosevelt’s candor and consistency have weakened. It accuses him of misrepresentation and ties his campaign to isolationist pressures, questioning his past League of Nations stance and his ongoing political tactics amid Dewey’s charges. The piece portrays the President as campaigning with White House tools, not correcting misrepresentations, and contrasts his claims of unity with alleged partisan maneuvering.
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Orson Welles
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Hearst
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Dewer
World War II battle damage and Japanese losses reported
Report describes airstrikes near Matanda and Cebu, with Japanese planes shot down and ships sunk. Estimated 20,000 to 24,000 aboard two carriers destroyed, plus heavy casualties and losses across battles in the Philippines sea Guadalcanal and Midway. Mention of Iwo Jima and other targets as raids continue. Also notes Joan Elwine Michels joining the Women's Army Corps and a Mediterranian assignment.
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Peter and Cornelius Vision Sparks Gentile Inclusion
A Sunday school lesson on Acts 10 9 16 discusses Peter's vision and Gods plan to remove the Jewish Gentile barrier. It emphasizes divine sanction for fellowship across races, noting God created all men and shows prejudice must be overcome. The sermon argues unity in Christian fellowship for world peace.
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Wedemeyer Takes Command of U S Forces in China
General Albert Condy Wedemeyer from Omaha arrives to assume command of U S forces in China, succeeding Stilwell as the theater’s chief of staff. The report notes his prior roles with Mountbatten’s Southeast Asia command and as deputy chief of staff. The piece also includes a Sunday school lesson excerpt and reflections on Christian unity amid race issues.
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Belden PTA Opens Year With Penny Supper Meeting
The first PTA meeting of the year is set for Thursday evening November 2 preceded by a penny supper. New president Mex Schultz will lead the PTA session. The Community Circle plans its regular monthly gathering at Mrs. Charles Wise’s home.
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MESA Officials Ordered to Appear Before War Board
Officials of the Mechanics Educational Society of America were ordered to appear at 2 p.m. before the regional War Labor Board in Cleveland to explain why union members in 28 Toledo war plants defied back to work orders. The walkout began at Electric Auto-Lite when six workers were discharged for nonmembership in the UAW CIO, drawing a broader strike by about 4,500 members across Toledo plants today.
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Regional War Labor Board
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Toledo
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Ward Streeter
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Electric Auto-Lite Company
Auto-Lite
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Uaw-Cio
Canadian Mitter Wins Second Bout in Bristol
Canadian featherweight Danny Webb secured his second victory in under two weeks by defeating Boyd Rees of Wales in Bristol. Webb followed a previous victory over Jackie Patterson with an eight round decision, continuing his streak against top European fighters.
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Emergency Tire Rationing Outlook Remains Bleak
Washington reports the October tire quotas rose by 250000 to 1500000 for November yet A motorists face delays due to a backlog of 850000 unfilled applications from RB and C drivers. Officials warn local boards must clear the queue before any relief.
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Greece enters final phase of battle in Greece theater
The Allied advance pushes Greek forces toward Athens as German troops retreat along the main highway. Artiste on the north shore of Lake A weak German resistance wanes while Greek resistance leaders cite new steps. A rapidly growing car owner backlog looms over November quotas and implementable applications.
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