Soldier Vote Delays and Possible Fraud in Electoral Count
The piece explains how military ballots will be counted late in several states including California, Maryland, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Washington. It notes the 95 electoral votes at stake in these delays and warns that final results may be known only weeks after Election Day, creating uncertainty and potential for fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Keystone
North Dakota
Rhode Island
California
Colorado
Dewey
Missouri
Washington
Roosevelt
Maryland
Exploding a Roosevelt Myth on Foreign Policy
The piece argues that Roosevelts foreign policy is poorly clarified and damaged, citing Italy France Russia Poland and China relations. It questions Byrnes remarks about convincing Stalin and asks what real steps Roosevelt has taken toward a Russo Polish accord, noting Churchill stalled and Browder pardon as signals.
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America
Roosevelt
Italy
Frante
Russia
Poland
China
James F. Byrnes
Dever Mex
Byrnes
Stalin
Churchill
Earl Browder
Sidney Hillman
Japan
Dewey Said to Best Fit for War Policy and Leadership
The writer argues Roosevelt failed to mobilize Stalin against Japan and criticizes Roosevelt’s Japan policy before Pearl Harbor. It favors Thomas E. Dewey as a more reliable, fiscally strong leader who will advance American interests, world peace, security, and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Stalin
China
Japan
Joe Sishin
Russia
Poland
Baltic States
Balkan
White House
America
Churchill
Roosevel
Pearl Harbor
Congress
Dewey
Dirt in the Campaign Reaches New Levels Says Dewey
The article condemns the campaign for decades of dirt and insults. It contrasts Dewey and Roosevelt noting Roosevelt’s vitriolic early speeches and Dewey’s restraint. It blames Roosevelt cabinet member Ickes for dirty rhetoric and gutter talk. The author laments the lack of decency as the campaign nears its end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Dewey
Rooseveltt
Browder
Hillman
Ickes
Dewey Urges Truthful Case Against Roosevelt at Madison Square Garden
In a final public address at Madison Square Garden Dewey calls Roosevelt untrustworthy and bungling, portrays his wartime policy as appeasement, and argues Dewey would keep promises while Roosevelt relied on bait. He cites scrap iron sales and alleged personal governance as critique.
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Madison Square Garden
Roosevelt
Dewey
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Mr. Dewey
Dewey Critics Roosevelt as Reluctant for Fourth Term
The piece argues Dewey exposes Roosevelt as unreliable and cynical about a fourth term. It accuses Roosevelt of political manipulation, courting communists, and falsely portraying reluctance. The author urges voters to choose Dewey based on character and capacity.
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Congress
Dewey
Roosevelt
Browder
Hillman
Hitman
Ickes
Joe Louis
Shout
Mr. Dewey
Imagined Sinatra Epoch Unearths Quixotic Artifacts
In a facsimile 3096 world, archaeologists uncover a private library of a 12th century agribusiness figure tied to Christmas tree cultivation. Debated owner identities include a mythic Whitehouse Spokesman and North American Sinatrans folklore figures. The dig ends abruptly as WPA workers are liquidated.
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Quantum Beam
Stalingrad
One World
Krum-L-Bow
Hyde-and-Seek Park
WPA
Whitehouse
North America
Russia a False Issue In This Campaign
In Watertown Daily Times commentary, the author argues Russia has not been a valid campaign issue and warns against hostile charges. Both parties are blamed for inflaming tensions with Russia, urging understanding to preserve world peace and avoid Moscow domination rhetoric.
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Russia
Watertown
Daily Times
United States
Roosevelt
Moscow
Keep Eyes On Goal in a Stranger World
A hometown editor urges readers to sign communications to The Record for publication and notes anonymity can be preserved only if names are signed. The letter laments bad road conditions on Burdett Avenue and calls for repairs, citing two foot wide holes and unsafe travel past Sage Avenue.
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UL & Pan Olee
Record
Theo Record
Burdett Avenue
People's Avenue
Sage Avenue
Troy
Ort
Political Stage Today compares Roosevelt and Dewey choices
The piece outlines reasons supporters give for backing Roosevelt or Dewey. Roosevelt arguments cite continuity, wage support, labor favorability, league of nations entry, wartime leadership, and broad executive influence. Dewey arguments emphasize internal peace, capable cabinet, nonpersonalist governance, prudent foreign policy advice, and reform-minded administration.
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America
White House
United States
League of Nations
Bir
Dewey
Laa
Fst S
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Church
Stalin
Chiang Kai-shek
Roosevelt
Sir. Dewey
Dewes
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress Isolationism in Pearl Harbor era defense
Washington Merry-Go-Round surveys Congress and Senate candidates on isolationist records and cooperation with a future president on wartime policy. Names such as Fish New York, Nye North Dakota, CapHart Indiana, and Saltonstall Massachusetts appear among lawmakers deemed likely to hinder or aid a peace-focused national strategy.
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Mes
Congress
Burnist
Sea of Peace
Mathise
Hau” Fish
New York
Borh Dewey
Roose
Nuff
James Wollsoden
Pendsly
Ranki
Panama Canal
Adi Hnanced
Flanders Halk
George Silvester Viereck
Fred Busbey
Chicago
Stouts
Martin Dies
Dies Committee
Harold Kutson
Minnesota
Pearl Harbor
Edgar Chenoweth
Colorado
Colorado College
Gearhart
Elliott and Poulson
California
Dewey Shari
Missouri
Bradley and Shater
Michigan
Parnell Thomas
New Jersey
Jteefe
Wisconsin
Senate
McCartran
Nevada
Ham” Fish
Danaher
Connecticut
McCarras
Tobey
New Hapshire
Washington
Alexander Smith
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
United States
Dewey
Union
Roosevelt
Ote
Dumbarton Oeks
Asy
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Stanibaugh
North Dakota
Roy McKittrick
Aio
Wagner
Maseujon
Brien McMahon
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Thomas
Utah
Downey
Moses
North Daketa
J. J. Beiley
New Hampshire
House
Perty
Charley, LaFollette
Indiana
George Bender
Ohio
Frances Bolton
Dan Ellison
Maryland
Dick Welch
Charley Eaton
Carroll Reese
Tennessee
Walter Judd
Asher Burdick
Joe Baldwin
Jim Wadsworth
Foster Stearns
Edith Nourse Rogers
Masarchosects
Alvin O'Konski
Lane Powers
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Willkie
Treasury
Star
Arch Oboler
Oboler
Robert Young
New Deal
Philip 5
Brownell
G. O. P. National
Herbert Brownell
War Labor Board
Pork Scarce For Civilians
Washington reports pork is scarce as War Food Administration warns it will not reach butcher shops in December. Spring pig production drained supplies while overseas shipments took priority, prompting eased rationing. Expect improved civilian pork supply from December through February, though pig stocks remain below last year due to reduced herd sizes and feed concerns.
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Washington
War Food Administration
WFA
Ship‘ping
Weho
WEA
Ani
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