Soviet Duality in May Day Address and Pravda Critique
The article analyzes Stalin and Pravda reflecting dual Soviet policy toward the Allies. It notes apparent friendliness to the United States and Great Britain alongside criticism of delayed Allied invasion. It discusses postwar aims and distrust, urging clearer cooperation and plainspoken alignment among nations. It also contrasts military service with politics, citing MacArthur and other generals as examples.
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United States
Great Britain
Moscow
Red
Pravda
Communist Party
Britain
America
Olos
Kremlin
Marshal Stalin
Stalin
Europe
Red Army
Soviet Union
British Commonwealth of Nations
MacArthur Withdraws From Preconvention Presidential Candidacy
The article notes General MacArthur's withdrawal from the Republican preconvention contest with little regret. It argues his wartime role suited him, while a 64 year old political bid after forty years of military service risked credibility. It compares past soldier presidents and concludes McClellan added nothing to his luster.
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MacArthur
General MacArthur
Miller
Capigine
White House
West
General McClellan
Clues to the Postwar World and Stabilization Ideas
An Illinois representative Charles S. Dewey speech is circulated arguing against surrendering control of the economy. The discussion centers on Morgenthau's proposed stabilisation fund and plans for world money systems like bancor and unite, with skepticism about international bodies meddling in national economies.
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Illinois
Charles S. Dewey
Congress
Dewey
Washington
Morgenthau
Britain
New York
Harry D. White
J. Meynard Keynes
World Bank
Unitas
Waite
Bancor
Keynes
Banquo
Professor Warren
Father Coughlin
J. Maynard Keynes
Stalin
Professor Varya
Soviet Union
Southern Democrats weigh Florida primary in anti-New Deal test
Wise voices say the outcome will indicate strength of anti Roosevelt sentiment and the chance of a Southern dissident party. A runoff loss could spark a separate convention and new party, while a decisive Pepper win might end the third party plan. Analysts caution against using this primary as a nationwide yardstick.
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Pepper
South
Roosevelt
Florida
The Florida Primary and Pepper Rematch in 1948
The piece contrasts ancient omen seeking with modern polls and notes Florida’s Democratic primary featuring Senator Claude Pepper seeking renomination against strong anti New Deal challengers. It discusses the weight placed on public opinion polls and the significance of the Florida contest in shaping party direction.
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Rome
Florida
Claude Pepper
Reassurances From Burma Sign of Allied Gains in Southeast Asia
General Stilwell reports first action in southeast Asia as Allied positions rise in Burma. British advances near Imphal, Mountbatten’s blunt AP questionnaire reply, and shared optimism suggest setbacks abating though hard fighting ahead and monsoon limits remain.
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Stilwell
Taaks
Burma
Konima
Nuvi
Imphal
Manipur
Louis Mountbatten
Associated Press
India
Lord Mountbatten
Rum Gesture Surprises Viewers in Tight Spot
A bizarre incident involves a man offering a swig of rum to another in a boiler environment, leaving onlookers astonished by the risky act. The event highlights unsafe pressure or confinement situations and prompts caution about handling spirits in hazardous workspaces.
Precious Fringe says Germany relies on satellites for war effort
The Current Comment in the Minneapolis Star Journal outlines how Germany’s satellites including Finland Romania Hungary Italy and France undermine Nazism. It notes Finland supplies 64 percent of nickel from Petsamo and Sweden ships much material while Romania Italy Yugoslavia and Greece provide vital ores fuels and metals. The piece argues Allied advances threaten German resources and that occupation of Hungary and Romania underpins Europe’s fortress and pantry.
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Minneapolis Star Journal
Germany
Finland
Hungary
Romania
Italy
Europe
Petsamo
Krivat Rog
Sweden
Yugoslavia
Greece
France
Vermont Marriage Law Details and Anonymity Notice
The Record quotes Vermont marriage rules: minimum age 16 with parental consent. no waiting period but five days after license. Readers ask about publishing signed and unsigned communications anonymity. Also notes on Paddy Ryan’s death, Cadet Nurses contact, and Miss Cornelia Otis Skinner’s address.
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Vermont
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Watervilet
Avery Defies Government Force in Battle Over Union Contracts
Westbrook Pegler argues against forcing workers to sign new union contracts under government pressure. He praises Avery for resisting what he calls Munich style appeasement, notes the open shop policy at war production sites, and warns of a broader push to erode contract rights and property rights while linking the issue to wartime rhetoric from Roosevelt and Perkins. He frames Avery as challenging a relentless national movement and condemns compulsion in labor matters.
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Avery
Ameri
Montgomery Ward
Sewell Avery
Whale Gang
Chicago Tri- Dune
Eversviere i
Gresa
CLO
Munich
Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
Hitler
Ben
Sycaway Community Activities Schedule Unfolds at Memorial Church
Tomorrow at Memorial Church House the Sycaway Red Cross Unkil hosts a 10 am to 4 pm event. The Rose Group runs a rummage sale 9 am to 5 pm at 108 Congress Street with Mrs Stanley Wittie and Mrs Fred Schoontmaker as cochairmen. Afternoon events include a Religious Instruction session at 2:34 and a Women's Society of Christian Service meeting. A report on Men's Belts by Mrs George Johnson. Fidelity Room hosts the meeting. At 6:30 youth choir rehearsal directed by Miss May Painter Son. Midweek service at 7:45 followed by Thursday spaghetti supper at 6:30 sponsored by the Business Girls with cochairmen Miss Dorothy McCabe and Mrs Mildred Johnston.
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Sycaway Red Cross
George Johnson
Fidelity Room
May -Paiter “Son
Labor Row and War Plant Hurdles in 1940s Politics
Washington Roundup reports AFL leader Bil Green facing internal trouble over his political activity. Green endorsed conservative congressmen and clashed with unions across states while factions within the AFL and allied groups repudiated his actions. Separate notes cover war plant entry hurdles for conscientious objectors and a tax dodge scheme by Senator Pappy O'Daniel via a “campaign of education” letter to solicit funds, framed as educational contributions.
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Washington
A. F
Bil Green
Bill
Tito
Martin
Green
AFL
Dies
Texas
Gerald Paye
North Dakota
Asher Burdick
Dan Tobin
International Teamsters’ Union
Burdick
ALF of L. Central Council
Fargo
U. 1 O
Political Action Committee
A A. Foot L
A. FL
G& Organizations
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Chicago Tribune
Fred Busbey
Stephen A. Day
Imness
Chicago A.B. of L
Oakland
California
Albert E Carter
U. S
George PB. Miller
Pappy
O'Daniel
Monty
Papps
Garfield Crawford
Common Citizens Radio Committee
Great ‘ National Lite
Dallas
Crawford
Canton Citizens Radio Committee
Word coinage and jokes from readers corner column
A reader letters section parodies modern terms with coined ATRMADA for air raids and jokes about headlines. It includes misuse of "raid" and a tale about tailor's goose plural, plus quips from readers such as A H T of Fort Worth and a wife’s pun on brand names.
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E. W. Stagg
Lakes Charles
Hollis
East St. Louis
H. T
Fort Worth
Postwar policy row tests civilian military unity on Capitol Hill
The piece outlines a fierce debate over postwar military policy focusing on the push for an independent air force and the potential breakup or fusion of Navy and Army air Power. It warns that reorganizing could erode esprit de corps, erase unit identities, and force costly absorptions, while noting cautious testimony by Vice Admiral R. Stawards to Congress about avoiding disruptive jet experiments.
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Washington
Britain
Capitol Rix
Laerarenae
Department of Defense
Naval Air Forces
Army Air
Marine Corps
Army
Army Engineers
Losa
Royal Air Force
Pacific
R. Stawards
Select Committee of Congress
Commander In Chief
The
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