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Tae Yao
David Bo Pun
Ro H Betts
Frank Lo York
Dwight Maryip
Troy
Associatea Preas
Petanaise
Panic in Berlin and the German morale in air raid history
Panic in Berlin spreads per London reports as Allied air raids threaten the German capital. While authorities warn against overconfidence, observers note signs of cracking morale, with Berlin markets and factories rattled and whispers of the Nazi regime’s collapse amid Allied advances in Europe.
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London
Berlin
Hamburg
Enagland
Reuters
Germany
Coventry
Madrid
Europe
Axis
Year Since Guadalcanal Marked Turning Point in Pacific War
A retrospective look recalls how Allied forces halted Japanese momentum on Guadalcanal a year ago. From Savo Island to Cape Esperance and the Lunga Point night action, naval clashes and ground battles shifted initiative to the United Nations, with Japanese losses mounting and the decisive Guadalcanal campaign ending February 6, 1943.
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Guadalcanal
Russell Island
Munda
New Georgia
South Pacific
Kamehaike
Aleutians
New Guinea
Solomons
Pacific
United Nations
South Pacific Islands
Savo Island
Eastern Solomons
Wasp
Santa Cruz Islands
Solomon Group
Hornet
Cape Esperance
Halsee
Lunga Point
Baruch urged to speed up warplane output now
Drafting Bernard M Baruch to rally war plane production, editors urge immediate action to close a 1000 aircraft per month shortfall and reach a 10,000-a-month goal. They warn payroll and peace scare issues threaten manpower, urging incentive pay and extended inductions to keep planes flowing for victory.
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Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries Board
Donald M. Nelson
War Production Board
Baruch
Abbeé
America
Axis
The Next Election in a Nation Steers Toward a Roosevelt Nomination
The piece analyzes looming party strategies fifteen months before the national election. It argues the President aims to secure renomination through political ruses and public-fund propaganda, while opponents seek issues to undermine him. It notes divisions over the New Deal, with mixed opinions on its value and impact.
Republican Prospects In 1940 Election
The piece argues Republicans lack a unified platform and strong leadership to counter Roosevelt’s New Deal. It critiques Chairman Spangler, notes Willkie’s rising but uncertain status, and dismisses other potential candidates. It warns that without a capable, constructive GOP plan in a year, the party cannot defeat a likely pro New Deal, anti-American tide.
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Tion
Russia
Beievers
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Chairman Spangler
Spangler
Wendell Willkie
Polis
Tima
Dewey
Bricker
Azzled
MacArthur
Stassen
Saltinstall
Warren
Hawkes
Vandenberg
Germany
Rooseivelit
Reader Queries and War Seasoned Inquiries in The Record
A collection of letters to The Record includes requests for anonymity in published communications, questions on military allowances and tax deductions, Army Navy game details, and a plea for rural road protection. Readers also suggest relocating steam stops to reduce train noise for defense workers.
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Boston & Maine
Hoosick
Hutton
Alam
Hoosick Street
Troy
Silence Before Fascist Fall Echoes Mussolini and Hitler
The piece compares Mussolini’s public silence with Hitler’s retreat from public speech and press, arguing both leaders lost grip on power. It notes Hitler avoids public appearances, fears audience hostility, and contemplates a forced retreat with looming demise as the world grows weary of lies and war.
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Italy
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Germany
Gestapo
Mussolini
Hitler
Orel
Belgorod
Catania
Hamburg
North Africa
Uitler
If Duce
Goebbels
Airplane production plunge shocks home front
Washington faces a dramatic drop in heavy bomber output with estimates ranging from 50 to 85 percent in thirty days. Labor troubles, Selective Service issues, management strain after renegotiations, and recent alleged defects cited by the Department of Justice are blamed. A broad inquiry is urged as WPB management questions deepen, urging Congress to reconvene to fix aircraft production and preserve wartime output.
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Washington
Europe
Pacific
America
Department of Justice
Kit Ig
Charlies E. Wilson
WPA
Wilson
Donald Nelson
Ferdinand Eberstadt
Waigon
Patterson
War Department
WPB
Welson
Eberstadt
Roosevelt
James F. Byrnes
B. M. Baruch
Congress
Palestine Debate Sparks White House Foreign Policy Clash
Washington debate collides with Pat Hurley and State Department over a policy to bar further discussion of Palestine and Jewish settlement until after the war. Churchill Eden resist, Roosevelt quiets, Rabbi Wise persuades delay amid pressure from Langer and others.
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Washington
Pat Hurley
State Department
Palestine
Sue Wane Kane
Paine
Churchi
Eden
Arabia
Ibn Saud
Hurley
White House
Wallace Murray
Hull
Near East
Italy
House of Savoy
Q Adolf Berle
Hungary
Poland
Russia
Harold Hoskins
Berle
Syria
Beirut
Hoskins
Capitol Hill
Inter- Congressment
London
Churchill
Sam Rosenman
Bernie Baruch
Stephen S. Wise
Rabbi Wise
Roosevelt
War Stimson
Stimson
Langer
North Dakota
Germany
Roosevelt Fourth Term Debated As Campaign Heats Up
The piece discusses the upcoming election period with President Roosevelt seeking a potential fourth term and critics fearing shifts toward European state control. It notes Henry Wallace's provocative Des Moines remark declaring a glorious, intensified fight, and questions how the campaign will affect wartime unity with Russia and Britain still aligned with Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Huis
Des Moines
Russia
Britain
Cologne history and Eau de Cologne origin
Old column explains Cologne or Koeln as a historic city known for Colonia Agrippina founded by Claudius and the famed Eau de Cologne by Farina. It notes the Dom, Gothoic architecture, 515 feet tower, and Cologne’s past as an important manufacturing center. Additional asides cover pronunciation tips and a French conversation pamphlet offer.
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Germany
B.B
Koeln
Kurn
Imurn
Cologne
Oppidum
Ubiorum
Claudius
Colonia
Agrippina
Jean-Marie Farina
Nate
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Grafton
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Wallace
Iowa
Sam Rayburn
House of Representatives
Thomas Vien
Senate
D. O. Watkins
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Lowes
Jimmy Byrnes
Uncle Jesse
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