Goebbels Promises Guerrilla Warfare and Underground Action
Fragmentary dispatches describe Goebbels pledging guerrilla warfare if Allies win, with reports of German partisans, covert tactics, and civilians aiding or resisting. The piece also cites concerns over identifying friends from foes and the spread of Nazi influence as occupation continues. It weaves in other political commentary alleging union control, Democratic Party manipulation, and calls to reject what it terms a labor backed power in favor of Republican values.
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Paul Joseph Goebbels
United Nations
Roetgen
Aachen
Hitler
Germany
Europe
Dewey
Roosevelt
Mae
Dewey Vater
White House
Rosaeveit
M. Eegis
Waterford
Supreme Court
Troy
Buying the Election and the Politics of a War Chest
The piece accuses the New Dealers led by Sidney Hillman of using a massive eight million dollar Political Action Committee fund to sway the election. It claims Hillman dominated the Democratic convention and influenced key figures like James Byrnes, tying campaign finance to the Roosevelt administration and the fourth term strategy.
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Truman
Wallace
Chicago
Democratic’ Party
Roosevel
Nefertuns
Democratic Party
Reprise
Nation
Temandé
C_EO
Hillman
Dessey- Bricker
John W. Bricker
Frank UN D. Roosevelt
At. Louis
Political Action Committee
C.I. O. Political Action Committee
Sidney Hillman
C. I. Co
Roosevelt
Hannezan
Sidnes
Sidney
G.I. O. Political Action
James
Byrnes
Truman Takes Four Tailspin in Campaign Analysis
A critique portrays Senator Barry Goldwater Truman as diminished and ineffectual since his nomination. It contrasts his wavering statements with Governor John Bricker, cites prior Roosevelt era positions, and questions Truman’s readiness and experience for high office.
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Barry
Truman
Sidney
Political Action Committee
John W Bricker
Senator Truman
Roose
Truman Committee
Roosevelt
Dewey
United States
Sidney Hillman
Forecast of postwar civilian life in a government survey
A Wall Street Journal correspondent notes a confidential government document prepared from data by war agencies and federal departments. It covers employment inflation civilian production food fuel gas tires clothing transport and finance, aiming to inform but not publicly distributed.
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America
Europe
Office of War Information
S.K. Meeklin
Stat
Wall Streat Journal
War end and postwar job outlook forecast in War Production Board briefing
The piece outlines expected postwar employment shifts after VE Day, noting five million will change jobs, peacetime prospects improving in months ahead, and inflation risks persisting until supply balances demand. It cites warnings from Eric Johnston and urges fuller public understanding of the evolving economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
War Production Board
Procurement
Otter War Agencies
Dax
Tien
Japan
Unis
Eric Johnston
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Second Battle of Greece Invasion Signals Allied Advance
News reports claim Allied forces opened a second battle for Greece by sea air and land, seizing several airfields on the Greek mainland. The development is seen as a major shift in the war with Greece’s liberation near and German lines strained by Soviet and Yugoslav actions.
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Albania
Greece
Balkans
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Reich
Europe
Mussolini
Greek
Hitler
Record letters debate political issues and taxes
Citizens write in to defend Roosevelt support and spar with opponents over Dewey, labor, and the White House. An attorney objects to a city tax editorial, defending referees and noting contested assessments and broke promises in a 1944 Troy letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallor
Army Air Forces Production And Losses Highlighted By General Arnold
General Arnold emphasizes air power and production figures, noting 42,000 planes lost since Pearl Harbor, with 24,500 lost overseas and 48,700 peak planes in use. He cites 8,200 used in training and stresses a constant need for more aircraft to sustain missions against Germany and Japan.
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Washington
Army Air Forces
Arnolld
America
General Arnold
Germany
Japan
Tyg
AAF
Sant
Europe
Far East
AAP
United States
Arnold
Continental
Tom
Pearl Harbor
Postwar German plans outline occupation zones
Washington report details a three power occupation map for Germany after the armistice. Britain would hold the north and west, the United States and Britain would share Berlin, and the Allied forces would coordinate from a joint Berlin headquarters. President Roosevelt and allies aim for tight cooperation.
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Germany
Berlin
Wil
Baltic
Roestotk
Hanover
Magdeburs
Leipzig
Caech- Border
Aray
Raineland
Auverliag Arasy
Ine Land
Bavaria
Munich
Austria
United States
Ruschz
Holland
Reich
Wallace
Ibis
Henry Wallace
Sen
Harry Truman
Missouri
Roosevelt
Truman
Indiana
Chio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iainois
Iowa
Stinnesote
Washington
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Piorette la Guardia
New York
Little Flower
la Guardia
Jimmy Byres
Names In the News And How to Pronounce Them
This piece outlines pronunciations for several European and Asian place names and personal names, with guidance on syllable stress and vowel sounds. It also discusses Allied air power in World War II, noting Britain and the United States outnumber German air forces and the Allied air effort as a major factor, while cautioning against overreliance on air power alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Britain
America
Arteay
Army
Asnetice
The Coin Corner News on Rare Cents and Values
The Coin Corner outlines values for rare cents including 1941 and 1933 dates, a 1944 silver streak cent, a 1943 steel cent, and notes brand new specimens may fetch higher prices. It warns steel cents wear quickly, scarce fresh coins may become valuable, and previews next Friday’s Texas Centennial half dollars with price ranges for various coins.
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Tye
S&p
San Francisco
Denver
Y&t
Texas
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Normandy
South France
St. Louis
Brown
By Galbraith
Tome
Sae
U.S Pat Office II
Record
Armany Air Forces
Amarkable
The
Merry
Churchill
Sttia
Teherao
Fee Ressian Aso
United States High Commission
Jinny
Haveitip
Burt Fetlings
Chicago - Nehys
Ruwevver
Rolle Pigun
Robert Murphy
Cordell Hyl
Murphy
Eieghowes
Czar Henderson
OPA
Leon
Henderson
Fifth Avenue
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Exopa
Arm
Law
Sean
Getmany
Woodrow Wilson
Galt
Im Dapry Zanuck
Sim
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson Memorial Foundation
Fox
Owen
Uncle Sam
War Food Administration
WEA
War Surplus Administration
A. Mitchel Palmer
Luce
Mrs. Luce
Mrs. Palmer
Met
Beek
Wileve
Cleve
eGsnany
Siegfriedine
Hungary
Baltiski
Pal Giski
Gulf of Finland
Acteni
Angaur
Palaus
Charles French
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