Roosevelt regrets and family favors cited in presidential turmoil
The piece critiques President Roosevelt's actions linking his decisions to a desire for personal and family gain. It argues the nomination process and internal politics harmed unity, questioning motives behind appointing relatives and rewarding supporters. It suggests concerns over integrity and political strategy during the election season.
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Dunkirk
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The Railroad Brotherhoods Endorse Skepticism on Seaway Plan
The Troy Record denounces the St Lawrence Seaway as an unsound postwar project. It argues the plan won’t aid the war effort, burdens New York with costs, diverts traffic from existing channels, and harms populous regions. It urges Troy area residents to note the Brotherhoods’ objections.
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Troy
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Canada
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Dewey
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German Propaganda Dr. to and Goebbels in Shadow of a Dark Future
A fragmentary analysis argues that Dr. Goebbels and his Nazi ally threaten world stability. It critiques American pacifist sentiment and questions why the nation faced the postwar path toward League of Nations reluctance amid European tensions.
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Dr. To
Joseph Goebbels
Mendac the Fuehrer
United States
Blane
Br. Goebbels
Great Britain
League of Nations
German propaganda and war effort distortions in postwar reflection
The text critiques German propaganda and its influence on public opinion. It questions whether German spending in the country affected morale and suggests that German aims may persist through broader demilitarization and strategic messaging.
Germany's War Mobility Shrinking, Allies Close In
The Allied bombing and ground assaults have crippled German supply lines cutting fuel rail and road transport. Luftwaffe grounded. Belgian and Polish fronts reshaped as German mobility collapses, with resistance fading and redoubt held by retreating troops.
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Wehrmacht
Ploesti
Romania
France
Belgium
Germany
Belgian Bulge
Poland
Western Front
Haly
Sombinz
Scorched earth doctrine dominates wartime commentary
The article argues that scorched earth tactics deprive invaders of shelter and supplies, condemning German actions in occupied territories and praising Allied resolve. It references Soviet resistance, Viking or German misdeeds, and criticizes Himmler’s harsh orders while noting political critiques of Wallace and social issues in the home front.
Newark News Reports German POW Camps Free of Mass Killings
Current Comment notes no murders by German inmates in nine months across about 400 POW camps. Six self ordered killings occurred for alleged disloyalty from 1943 to 1944, two of which were executed. 43 crisis reports cite mood disorders. courts martial removed troublemakers and leaders to other camps. Geneva Convention and Articles of War followed.
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Newark News
Gestapo
Unitates
Hiller
Kangaroo” Couris
Letters on anonymity and government permission in 1945 Record
Readers discuss preserving anonymity in letters to The Record Newspapers while ensuring good faith. Other items address Christmas bonuses rules, a request about Japanese writing on flags, and a lengthy civic plea urging education and cooperation to improve ash collection and urban cleanliness during wartime.
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Wee U. & Sat
Record
Egker
A &Com
Troy
Burt
Debate Over Roosevelt Wallace Nomination and Political Reward Law
The piece questions whether Roosevelt violated the 1930s anti bribery law by sending Henry Wallace’s nomination for Secretary of Commerce as a political reward. It cites the Aug 2, 1989 statute, discusses implications for the Senate confirmation, and notes a rumored Roosevelt message to Wallace about future office promises.
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Senate
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Rooseved
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Paign
Department ‘of Commerce
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Walace
William KL Hutchinson
International News Service
Moe
Str. Roosavelt
Churchill Outshines Roosevelt In British Patriotism
A column praises Winston Churchill as superior to Franklin D. Roosevelt in patriotism and leadership, while critiquing U.S. political maneuvers. The writer favorably compares Churchill’s wartime grit and public persona to Roosevelt’s politics, noting wartime decisions and public endorsements.
Washington Merry-Go-Round: Gossip and political intrigue across offices
Drew Pearson reports on handling of Eliott Roosevelt’s dog travel by General Giles near Cairo and a Rome Paris Cairo itinerary. He notes political maneuvering around Henry Wallace’s potential Commerce Secretary post, Jesse Jones influence, and a Nashville paper scandal tied to the Tennessean editor. Also mentions German wartime prisoners and budget scrutiny.
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Paris
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Giles
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Egypt
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Pawley
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Uually
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Jase
Loxak
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Henry Wallace
Henry Wallac
Rein
Roosevelt
Jesse Joses Xod
Hearn Wallace
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Tennessean
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RPC
Martland Casualty Co
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RFC
New Orleans
Nashville Tennessean
James Hammond
Menphis
Nashville
Sillman Evans
Nashville Tennex
Sean
Nashville Tecnessean
Bedget
Bureau of the Budget
Take My Word for It SATURDAY MISCELLANT
Letters discuss pronunciation quirks and title forms from Lynbrook to Pittsburg. Readers debate correct saying for renege versus Tee NIG and for Dr versus Mr, with authorities cited on French words and Newfoundland names.
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Schenectady
K. A
Rochelle
Newfoundland
W. TM
New-Found-Land
Pittsburg
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