Roosevelt Renews Bid For Fourth Term Nominatio
Historical report notes President Roosevelt announces intent to seek a fourth term. The article details party pressure from strong-arm delegates, the exclusion of Henry Wallace from the ticket, and widespread disapproval among delegates and members. It discusses perceived political poverty and the inevitability of Roosevelt’s nomination.
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Osies
Robert E. Honnezen
National Democratic
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Hannegan
Mer
Mr. Wallace
Wallace
Mr. Roosevelt
Leftist Republicanism Rises in Postwar Italy Voce Republicana
The reemergence of Voce Republicana signals a revived republican movement in Rome linked to Garibaldi and Mazzini. Randolfo Pacciardi leads with a program favoring socialization, cooperation against Nazis, abolition of capitalist privileges, and a new world order, as Europe faces postwar poverty and shifting democracy norms.
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Rome
Voce Republicana
Italy
Garibaldi
Mazzini
Europe
Europé
Eisenhower Warns Against War-Time Overconfidence
General Eisenhower cautions Americans against smugness as Allied progress in Russia Africa Sicily Italy and France raises confidence. He notes no sign of a German internal collapse and warns that victory remains costly and uncertain, urging continued effort and unity on the home front.
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America
Eisenhower
Ames No. 1
Russia
Africa
Sicily
Ialy
France
Beck
Berlin
Germany
Tere
Eienhower
Gestapo
Cherbourg
Caen
la Haye
French
la Havre
High Command
Stalin
Peace Through Law and the Dulles Peace Plan
A New York City lawyers committee led by John Foster Dulles argues for law as the path to peace. They stress law codified through international custom and an international court, with force as a deterrent but not a path to war, and urge U S adoption during a trial period.
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New York City
John Foster Dulles
Dewey
New York
United States
Jose
Wa ‘Reed
Dulles
Eminent New York Bar Members Urge Steady Reform Path
The group warns that progress is hard and lengthy with no shortcuts or magical formulas. They urge patience, goodwill, and intelligent effort as the nation strives toward its goal.
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New York
De Gaulle Pleased With Talks In New York Visit
General De Gaulle appears in good spirits after meetings with the U.S. President and officials, signaling improved U.S. relations with Free France. He rejects any U.S. territorial demands and disputes censorship of political news, while ambiguity remains on his status with Allied authorities and the French Committee.
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Paris
Algiers
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Africa
Brazil
United States
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de Gaulle
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Allied World Sees Victory Despite China War Complications
Military briefing traces Allied gains on Saipan and Caen while noting advances in Italy and Russia. Saipan falls as Britain captures Caen and Volterra nears Livorno. The report frames a widening Allied circle toward Japan and China, with future shifts expected as resources balance toward China.
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Formosa
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Pacific
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Orient
Russia
Great Britain
United States
Public Letters and 1944 Political Dissent Notes
Readers express concerns about public anonymity in The Record columns while debating Roosevelt's third term and the 1933 bank holiday. Letters discuss constitutional changes, the Dies Committee, and Calls to preserve liberty through opposing New Deal policies amid 1944 election tensions.
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Rutherford B. Heyes
Samuel J. Tilden
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Mayor La Guardia’s youth work curbs alarm Pekl er
Westbrook Pegler notes La Guardia opposes work for under 16 and bans youth labor in shipyards factories and pubs while recounting Farley and Babe Ruth stories of early work and adventure. The column critiques restrictions as potentially stifling future achievement and includes anecdotes about young war correspondents and boxing. Page Thirteen continues.
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Jobo
Surrey
Grassy Pont
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Jim
Ruth
Babe
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la Guardia
Leonardia
Washington Merry-Go-Round: Inside White House Influence and Dewey ties
The column describes White House aides around President Roosevelt and their push to block enemies from choice posts, highlighting Fred Searls Jr a Dewey donor and aide with mining interests. It also covers Frank Armstrong Gen Dewey Willkie plots and cabinet intrigue amid postwar planning and manpower policy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Fred Searls, Jr
Dewey
Jimmy Byrnes
Clayton
Senator Scetugran
Nevada
Fred Searts
Beneft
Searls
Africa
Canada
Newnount Mining Co
J.B. Morgan
South America
Orient
Searis
WPE
Senate Committee
Pearl Harbor
U. S
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Searles
War Production Board
Minerel
Office of War’ Nobilization
Barnes
Wil Clayton
J BR Morgan
Newmont
Franz Schneider
Armstrong
Japan
Frank A. Armstrong
Germany
England
Hap
Arnold
Swastika origins and mispronunciations discussed
The article traces swastika origins from Sanskrit to Bronze Age art and notes its misuse by Hitler. It explains pronunciation guidance like SWASS-i-huh and SWABSS-ti-tuh, then defines cynosure from Greek kynosaurs and mentions the constellation Ursa Minor as a guiding celestial reference. It promotes a pamphlet on 100 familiar mispronounced words by Frank Colby.
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Hitler
Angwer
Ssa
Minor
Frank Colby
Marines on Saipan Acknowledged as Toughest Fighting Outfit
An editorial reflects on the Saipan invasion and notes Marines bore the primary landing and fighting at Saipan while Army units later expanded the attack. It criticizes silent public acknowledgment and praises the Marines as the toughest fighting force of the war with possible service rivalries affecting coverage.
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Tims
United States
Saipan
Guadaljcanal
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