Unsound Schemes for Germany and Japan
The author critiques Morgenthau proposals to strip Germany of industry and split its trade, arguing such plans would harm global commerce and ruralize Germany. Japan would face starvation and trade disruption, as Western powers would struggle to replace Japan as a customer for raw materials and food. The piece questions Roosevelt’s stance and warns that backing such policies risks aiding communism and destabilizing peace.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Germany
Reich
United States
Yugoslavia
Japan
Admiral Lend
Bitterness over butter and gasoline stockpiles
The piece laments excessive government surpluses of butter and gasoline while civilians face shortages. It argues stockpiles spoil and storage capacity is strained, urges immediate release or better allocation, and appeals to public pressure in an election year to end the muddle.
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Reed
Kansas
Réed
Altiow
Balkans Invaded by Allied Forces Amidinvasion of Albania and Yugoslavia
The Allied invasion of Albania and the Adriatic islands prompts hope of breaking German hold in the Balkans with Russian and Tito forces joining inland. Despite rough terrain, coordinated efforts with Partisans and Russians could deliver decisive blows, while preserving broader Western influence in postwar settlement.
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Albania
Yugoslav
Germany
Balkans
Romania
Bulgaria
Greece
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Moscow
Soviet Union
Balkan
Holland
Browder Speaks in Chicago For Roosevelt Amid Dewey Stand
The Browder speech in Chicago argues for Roosevelt’s fourth term, accusing Dewey of anti-Communism. The piece links Browder Hillman support to a pro Roosevelt stance, noting Browder’s critique of Dewey and praise for New Deal features. It also references Roosevelt’s Washington dinner speech and the ongoing campaign dynamics.
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Baroney
Sidney Hillmas
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American Labor Party
New York
Taey
Democratic Party
Saurday
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Hillman
Fuehrer
Hillmen
United States
Chicago
Earl Browder
Mr. Roosevelt
Dever
Browder
Tom Dewey
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Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Dan Tobin
Teamsters
Washington
Fala
America
Deshine
Brewger
Communist Party
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Romania
Juroslavia
Soviet Union
Mr. Browder
Davey
Europe
Tightening Screws On Argentina
Washington policy critiques Argentina for pro Axis stance and espionage, urging curbs on trade. Hull bans American ships from Argentine ports to pressure Buenos Aires, linking wartime profits to antagonism toward democracy and Nazi affinity. The piece notes wartime commerce profits and suggests renewed pressure could force policy shifts.
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Washington
Argentina
State Department
Ine
Hull
Argentine
Rome war crimes trial sets Western Europe precedent
The Pietro Caruso case in Rome marked the first formal war crimes trial and execution in Western Europe. An Italian civilian official was executed for collaboration with the Nazis, with Italian and Allied judges applying legal forms. The verdict aims to deter Nazi vengeance as Allied armies advance.
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Newark News
Pietro Caruso
Rome
Europe
Kharkov
FFI
France
Halian
German Reich
Baltic
Aegean Sea
Two Forces Move in War As Ideals Clash
The Record urges readers to sign communications to preserve anonymity while showing good faith. It notes the war’s outcome hinges on ideals, not just physical victory, and discusses contrasting goals among nations, Mussolini, Hitler, and the rise of workers and militarists. It questions China’s stance and warns againstColumnists shaping public opinion.
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Office
Italy
Rumania
Bulgaria
United Nations
Mussolini
Hitler
Europe
China
Japan
Cning
Tito
On the Air Programs From Local Stations
Schedule list of radio programs with times and station identifiers, featuring Breakfast Club at Sardis, Morning Melodies, News segments, hobby and variety shows, and several host names across multiple stations. Includes references to Farms Bureau time, Glamour Manor, Melody Time, and local news bulletins.
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Limening
Sarditnifris
Sardis
Lsdd
Bietody Larne
Newe
Sardi
Maren Il4i
Texes
Jim Lewis
Portland Politics Aids and Doubts Shielding Dewey Rise
Raymond Moley examines Colorado and Oregon amid a tight presidential race. He notes Colorado leans Republican with Dewey favored, while Oregon remains doubtful with labor influence and war industry shifting politics. A Dewey visit and labor speeches shape Oregon's uncertain outlook.
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Colorado
Oregon
Dewey
Vivian
Sidney Hillman
C. S O
Hillmay
Wyoming
War Chronicle of Arnhem Echoes in European Front
Allied officers say the nine day Red Devil airbourne stand at Arnhem ends with survivors withdrawn south of the Rhine. The Netherlands faces danger of a prolonged struggle as the Maas and Waal lines firm and Montgomery widens the Nijmegen corridor. A new western breakthrough remains uncertain with diversion and reserve shifts possible along the Moselle toward the Swiss frontier.
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Germany
Europe
Jower Rhine
Netherlands
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Berlin
Hanoverian
Rhine
Nijmegen
Eindhoven
West Wall
France
Holland
Moselle
Brabant i
Roosevelt Attacks Wagner Act as Fraud in Labor Policy
The piece portrays President Roosevelt’s campaign speech attacking the Wagner Labor Relations Act as fraudulent and coercive. It cites L K Clyde of San Francisco and Harry Bridges, longshoreman leader, as examples of union influence aiding Roosevelt and, allegedly, enemies of the United States. The column labels Wager Act a deceptive scheme driving workers into union control.
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Carnpaign Fund
Harry Bridges
United States
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