Fighting Dewey Nomination Shapes GOP Debate
Opinion piece argues Dewey faces organized opposition to block on the first ballot. It notes the split field, possible multiple ballots, and party support for Dewey despite rivals Bricker Stassen and other contenders. It critiques backers and explores campaign finance questions surrounding Hillman and the C I O.
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Dewey
White House
General Woods
Warren Harding
Grant
Champ Clerk
Woodrow Wilson
Dewes
Bricker
Ohio
Roosevelt
Stassen
Arm of the Party Shifts Views of Sidney Hillman
The piece portrays Sidney Hillman, born in Russia, as shifting from revolutionary sympathy to supporting autocracy while leading a labor group that backs Democratic candidates. It notes Hillman claims the CIO’s political action committee raised $600,000 for Democrats and spent over $150,000, denying CIO falls under election law and calling it an arm of the Democratic Party.
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Thermus
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Hillman
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Segre
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Hitman
Adm
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Russia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Spain
America
Winston Churchill
Winston
Hands Which Wash Each Other
A professor of public finance at Princeton argues for prosperity through honest work and individual initiative. He urges shedding New Deal era restrictions, debunking big business as the sole driver, and rethinking taxation and government. He cites Jefferson on government as a balancing force like hands washing each other.
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Harley L. Luiz
Princeton University
The
Republic
Jefferson
Beneficial Tabulation on Draft Reveals National Health Gaps
The article analyzes draft registration data showing many young men are unfit for service due to ignorance and emotional unfitness. It argues education and better general upbringing are key to improving both mental and physical health, with health facilities and advice broadly available but underutilized.
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United States
Health education and literacy gaps in the draft era
The draft statistics highlight widespread health education gaps and literacy deficiencies across the country. Despite high standards in some areas, many regions show minimal or nonexistent education, suggesting a need for universal minimum educational requirements and stronger health information dissemination. The report warns not to overlook these issues amid wartime concerns.
Normandy Becomes Greatest Military Achievement in History
The article lauds the Normandy invasion as a historic turning point praising Allied effort while noting brutal costs and the ongoing struggle. It contrasts Soviet praise with American overconfidence and warns that victory remains far from assured amid Nazy resistance and heavy losses.
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Russia
Teheran
Stalin
Europe
Normandy
Atlantic Wall
Anzio
Normandy Beachhead
Public debate over Spain policy and war worker questions
A composite letter page discusses Churchill's stance on Franco and Spain, U.S. foreign policy critique, and wartime labor issues. It contrasts Franco's regime with Soviet and Allied positions, then shifts to a reader’s answer about young men in war plants, draft, and women's roles.
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the. Record
Unifcera
Pace
Economy of Demobilization Defining Republican Path Forward
Wendell Willkie argues against returning to prewar free enterprise and calls for a coordinated, cooperative postwar plan. He warns Europe’s shift to state ownership and urges U S. industry, labor, and government to create mechanisms to fund roads, housing, and plants while avoiding rigid controls.
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Wendell Willkie
W.e
Europe
Russia
Western
France
Great Britain
Lord Wootten
Conservative Party
D-Day chaos at Pentagon as Military Intelligence moves offices
Washington officials laugh at the clash of plans as G2 relocates its offices on D-Day. The move disrupts communications and reveals security tensions amid wider war coverage and political chatter about naval medicine and dental equality.
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Washington War Department
Pentagon
Distinguishing Healthy From Healthful Uses
Language guide explains that healthy means having health while healthful means giving health. For example, fresh air is healthy, but fresh air is healthful. a town can be healthy while its environment is healthful. The piece also discusses proper usage of regardless and who whom and notes common errors with double negatives and misplaced verbs.
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Frank Colby
Date Clash At Democratic National Convention
The piece discusses the Democratic National Convention date, noting a June historical norm and a July 28 plan. It covers transportation waste if conventions are not consecutive, presidential influence on timing, and potential implications for Roosevelt Wallace tickets and labor support.
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Office of Defense Fansportation
Int Press
Chicago
Roosevelt
Wallace
France
Ixbors
Roosevelt Tiker
Jin
Walllace
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