War shapes the 1944 Republican convention outlook
Kent argues the war is the great Republican handicap of 1944 shaping the Chicago convention. He says without the war Roosevelt could not be elected or seek a fourth term and notes Rome’s victory and the invasion bolster his campaign. He cautions Republicans to pursue unity, a strong ticket, and a solid platform to appeal as the war nears a conclusion.
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Europe
Chicago
Frank R. Kent
Roosevelt
Germany
South
America
Mental growth shown in wartime attitudes and language
The American people have grown since World War One and World War Two. We have not condemned German names or renamed foods as symbols of liberty. Emotions do not win wars. straight shooting with better weapons matters.
Graduates Urged to Channel Anger into Change
A baccalaureate speaker says graduates have anger-power to drive needed reforms but warns against letting anger cloud judgment. The message emphasizes balancing passion with clear thinking as students move forward.
The Most Peaceful Life of a Connecticut Man
A Connecticut man describes a tranquil routine spending his days watching grass grow tides come in and the furnace go out as a record of a peaceful life.
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Connecticut
The Old Soak Longs For Prohibition Return
A columnist laments the end of prohibition era and notes that the prior ban let people obtain alcohol, suggesting a nostalgia for easier access and fresh supply in the past.
Rome Stands as Byron Predicted in Enduring Colosseum
A brief reflection notes the enduring presence of Rome and its ancient coliseum as Byron anticipated, affirming the city’s lasting legacy and historic monument status.
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Coliseum
Rome
Byron
Mexico Bans Three Hour Siesta After Lunch
Government decree ends the three hour post lunch nap period in Mexico. Authorities seek a police officer who can enforce the new rule even while he sleeps.
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Mexico
Rights of the public on foot upheld by Midwest judge
A traffic judge in the Midwest reinforces pedestrian rights, asserting safety for pedestrians near courthouses as a general rule.
English Parents Complain of Lost Communicable Years
English parents voice frustration over children who spent five years in Brooklyn and left others puzzled. The columnist notes the world being round prevents a knot from forming.
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Brooklyn
Bailie Looms Over State Rights in Wartime Debate
Denver columnist Jack Stinnett surveys a nationwide shift toward state rights amid wartime controls. He notes farmer and industrial concern over taxes, labor boards, water rights, and irrigation questions. Gov. Vivian pushes the issue at a governors’ conference as political lines align for 1944 repercussions.
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Bailie
Jack Stinnett
Denver
Washington, D. C
West Coast
Great Lakes
War Labor Board
Priorities
War Manpower Commission
Endles
Colorado
John C. Vivian
Hershey
Idaho News Roundup Touches Land Sale and Air War Notes
Abandoned Tom Beale school near Lapwai sold at auction for 1011 dollars. district annexation to Lapwai. Wool stockpiled at Michaud warehouse near Pocatello, mostly from Lincoln Gooding Jerome Cassia counties with room for 500000 tons. Jackrabbits in Twin Falls district hit by disease and winter, rabbits pelts in demand. Captain Robert Goodnight of Twin Falls reported French air sweeps and burning rails near Tours. Lewiston boatman Kyle McGrady boats a live three foot sturgeon to show at fairs. A proposed 1945 Idaho vehicle metal plate replaces stickers. orange background with black numerals. William A. Stevens found dead. inquest cites natural causes possible lightning, heart attack, or stroke. Idaho Prohibitionists hold Boise convention nominating electors and state officers. Sober tone but ends with a comment on seriousness of nominees.
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William A. Stevens
May
Stevens
John Malden
Salmon
New Officer Reports To Naval Gun Plant
Warrant Gunner Vernon Robinson, USN retired, has reported to the naval ordnance plant to join the production department. He enlisted September 23, 1918, served continuously, transferred to fleet naval reserves in October 1939, remained on active duty, promoted to warrant gunner in October 1943, and taught at the gunner's mate school and naval gun factory in Washington, D. C. from 1937 to 1939 and 1941 to June 5, 1944.
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Vernon Robinson
USN
Naval Ordnance Plant
Robinson
Navy
Fleet Naval Reserves
Naval Gun Factory
Washington, D. C
Sailors on Fleet Ships Gather Information on Robinson Case
The report notes service on various ships of the fleet and mentions Robinson whose home is in Washington D C. The fragment suggests a Navy or military context with personnel stationed aboard multiple vessels and a link to Robinson.
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Robinson
Washington, D. C
Record Potato Shipments Peak in Klamath Basin
The last carload of the 1943 crop increased Klamath basin shipments to 10 374 carloads setting a new high. Value of the crop reached an all time peak of 9 328 500 dollars, up from 27 carloads two decades ago.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Klamath Basin
Chatterer Faces Loss After Gloating Dickey Skip
In a small tale a red squirrel named Chatterer plots to gloat over stolen beechnuts. He discovers the old nest roof torn open and finds only one brown beechnut left. Frustrated, he bursts into a rage instead of triumph.
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Happy Jack Squirrel
Chatterer
Blacky the Crow
Happy Jack
Crossword Clue Fragments From An Odd Page
Puzzle text lists scattered terms and garbled clues with numbers and symbols. Readers piece fragments like Bitter watch Shy Atmosphere 13 Angry 14 In favor of 16 Artist's etand to form a thematic crossword, while many entries remain unclear.
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