Petrillo's Tiresome Tune Defies Roosevelt on Ban
In a virulent critique, the column attacks John L. Petrillo for defying President Roosevelt and the War Labor Board. It labels Petrillo a labor boss seeking power beyond law and urges antitrust action to curb his influence in war industries. The piece argues the tune of Petrillo’s resistance harms national interests and urges government restraint on labor leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cass Peisito
American Federation of
Patrilia
Isbor
John L. Lewis
Baye
Diame
Petrillo
Roosevelt
Caesar Petrillo
War Labor Board
Benner
Congress
Spanish Civil War Echoes Stir Alarm Over Franco Regime
A historical analysis notes lingering discontent in Spain under General Franco and Maquis activity in exile, warning against renewed civil strife while urging nonintervention by outsiders. It emphasizes prior international involvement and cautions that peaceful self determination must prevail without foreign interference.
Principle of national self determination urged by Americans
The article argues that every nation has the right to choose its government provided it does not threaten neighbors or world peace. It condemns the fascist display in Spain by Hitler and Mussolini and states that the United States must uphold this fundamental principle in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Hitler
Mussolini
Test of Psychological Tactics in Allied War Efforts
The article discusses Allied psychological warfare against Germany, including pamphlets, loudspeakers, and broadcasts from various channels. It notes German surrendering troops carrying dropped pamphlets, reports from Stockholm, and claims of Nazi leaders fleeing by submarine. It emphasizes Allied superiority on land, sea, and air and cautions about unverified German sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Nazs
Ruttiefrodt
Stockholm
Germany
Hitler
Free German’ Nations] Committee
Moscow
Berlin
America
Britain
Governor's Record Overshadows Roosevelt in Independence Debate
The article argues that the Governor of New York and the District Attorney surpass Roosevelt in notable acts. It contends true independents reject hidden commitments to the status quo and judge by deeds. those claiming independence while aligned with power will not sway honest voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ments
Roosevelt
Andhhose
Mose
New York
Willkie’s Posthumous Influence on Dewey’s Campaign
The piece argues Willkie would likely have endorsed Dewey, shaping foreign policy stance and rallying support, with Time Life’s Henry Luce and Newsweek’s Malcolm Muir cited as asserting Willkie intended to back Dewey. It notes only Drew Pearson questions this via entertainment speculation. Dewey’s path hinges on his own words and record.
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Wendell Willkie
Willie
Willkie
Tammany Hall
Roosevelt
Australia
Republican Party
Dewey
Time and Life
Malcolm Muir
Newsweek
Fred Willkie
Wendell Willie
Wendell
Dewes
Senator Weeks
Drew Pearson
Willkie Ie
American forces push deep into Ryukyus near Formosa coast
The report declares the deepest U S penetration into Japanese waters with air and surface forces striking the Ryukyu chain from its southern reaches toward Formosa. Admiral Nimitz notes Japan was surprised, signaling a strategic move that could open future landings on the Chinese coast and bolster aid to China.
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Ryukyu Islands
Formsa
Kyusen
Pacife
China
Shanghai
Foochow
Western Pacific
East China Sea
Japan
Philippines
East Indies
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Pacific
Cuba
West Indies
Lord Louis
Mountbatten
Southeast Asia
William F. Halsey
United States
Ryukyus
Optimist on Workplace Unity Cuts Through Fuss and Fears
A reflective office note argues that a true optimist sees less doom than expected and maintains that a family like culture must weather conflicts without harming business performance. The excerpt highlights optimism as a managerial mindset.
Allied forces face stalled push in Italy with potential winter campaign
Allied armies in Italy struggle to push toward Bologna as weather, terrain, and German defense slow progress. Despite reinforcements and strong leadership by Field Marshal Kesselring, rains swamp Po Valley, canals become marshes, and air operations are limited. The Allied command cites mixed multinational structure complicating coordination.
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Ialy
Appenines
Alps
Bologna
Alexanders
Kesselring
Cassino
Italy
Mountain Po
Germany
Alexander
Willkie praised as principled leader in wartime era
Readers weigh in on Wendell L. Willkie and the New Deal while urging the Republican Party to embrace a positive pro Republican stance. Letters from Williamstown and other contributors praise Willkie’s ideals and criticize New Deal politics amid wartime strain.
World Peace Draft Advances in Washington Debate
In Washington the Hull group drafted a new League of Nations peace plan built on the old covenant yet improved to enforce the peace. It seeks American participation with constitutional safeguards and questions remain on security council armed force and veto power as nations weigh their positions.
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Washington
Hull
Britain
United States
Russia
China
League of Natings
America
League
Niation
Armain
Hitler
Security Council
New International Organization
Congress
Imay
Willkie's Independent Path Shaped GOP Unity After 1944
Raymond Moley argues Willkie could not pursue public office due to independence that shaped his influence as a public thinker. He suggests Dewey's nomination preserved party unity, noting Willkie's legacy on the Republican Party and his lasting impact as a force for independent, forthright politics.
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Wendell le Witlkie
Willkie
Tee
Bryan
Wendell II Willkie
Wisconsin
Repub
Ican
Mir Newey
Dewey
Pate
Wilkie
Republican Party
Monumente T6
Mrs Roosevelt Endorses Universal Draft Policy
In a loose column reflectively tracing Dewey’s remarks, Mrs. Roosevelt is cited as backing a system drafting all citizens and assigning jobs. The text notes her recent White House visit and her insistence on telling people where they will work to maximize service and usefulness.
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New York
Adolf Berle
Dewey
Charleston
Berle
Roosevelt
Harry Hopiine
Pearl Harbor
Beries
Sirs. Roosevelt
White House
Language guidance on adverbs and adjectives in reports
The text critiques common adverb usage in news and broadcasts. It cites examples from Cronin, Davis, Agronsky, Gladstone, AP, and Luce, arguing for using adjectives to describe states or conditions. It offers rule examples like Guam was safe in American hands and suggests obtaining a pamphlet titled Safety for a simple key.
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Ray Cronin
Associated Press
Guam
Elmer Davis
Pearl Harbor
Marianas
Martin Agronsky
Henry Gladstone
Cassing
Clare Booth Luce
Chicago
Frank Colby
Debate Over Medical Practice and Political Control
The article discusses a speaker criticizing a system that limits who may practice medicine, labeling it as Communist, National Socialist, and Fascist. It argues such control mirrors Hitlerian policy and warns of bureaucratic favoritism in medical assignments, referencing Roosevelt and political figures of the era. The piece hints at continuation on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruts
Osney
Charleston
Roosevelt
Hitler
Heinie
Mr. Roceevalt
Joe Guffey
Hauge
Helly
Crucifix Hill Battle Near Aachen In World War II
Allied forces fight to hold Crucifix Hill and surrounding positions as German counterattacks near Alsdorf and Bardenberg fail. American artillery and infantry repulse the last German assault, with tanks and captured bazookas used by U S troops in street fighting to drive the enemy back.
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U. & Infantry
Aachen
Crucifix Hill
Alsdorf
Schaufenberg
Hitler
Bardenberg
Cologne
Piper
Cubs
Long Tome
Beteen Bardenberg
Euchen
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Wendell.l. Willkie
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Williamstown
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