No Peace Yet in Europe Says Propaganda and Hope
The article argues that despite calls for peace, Europe remains far from settlement as Allied momentum stalls. It cites Churchill, Hull, and OWI warnings that end of the war is not near and that optimism risks undermining resolve. It notes political motives behind proclamations and urges steady, united effort into 1944.
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Roosevelt Speech Divides Critics In Early Campaign
The article notes mixed reactions to President Roosevelt's latest address and Governor Dewey's responses. It quotes a southern Democrat praising Dewey's measured tone while criticizing Roosevelt for attacking the opposition and making sweeping accusations. It also suggests the campaign will stay intensely partisan.
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Dewey
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Roosevelt Names Caffery Ambassador to France Amid Complications
The piece argues President Roosevelt appoints Jefferson Caffery as ambassador to France, replacing a de facto Provisional Government with a career diplomat. It notes De Gaulle's leadership, the chaotic postwar French scene, and the aim to preserve Franco American ties despite tensions and political ambiguity.
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Charles DeGuulle
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Jeferson
Caffery
Brazil
France
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Paris
Mr. Roosevelt
Frances
General DeGaulle
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Germany
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DeGaulle
Algiers
Committee of National Liberation
Setback at Arnhem reshapes Allied hopes in war
The Arnhem defense by the British Airborne Division fails to turn the Siegfried Line flank and delays plans to finish the war before winter. The loss signals German desperation and foreshadows a tougher winter campaign as Allied forces press from multiple fronts.
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Europe
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End of the European War Uncertain Amid War Aims
The article notes intensified fighting on the Siegfried Line and uncertain prospects of victory as Allied landings in Albania and near Yugoslavia fail to hasten Germany’s collapse. It asserts no one knows when the war will end, not even Hitler, due to unknown German endurance.
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Albania
Yugoslavia
Germany
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Treasury weighs new War Bond cashing plan
The article discusses an October 2 effective change allowing cash conversion of E bonds, arguing it reduces delays in redeeming War Bonds. It considers postwar debt refunding, encouraging private investment in Treasuries, and notes political subsidies and wage issues amid Allied victories.
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Arment
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Eisenhower calls for revolt of foreign workers in Germany
The analysis links General Eisenhower's broadcast to a potential underground revolt among conscripted foreign workers in Germany. It suggests Allied and Russian support would be crucial to sustain any uprising, warning of swift Gestapo retaliation and possible paratroop actions as the situation unfolds.
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Germany
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Molland
Readers urged to reveal or conceal names in letters
The Record describes policy for signed communications to publish anonymity if requested. It notes unsigned letters may not be published and includes letters from Asbury Park about storms, damage, and a blood donation appeal urging public participation and personal experiences.
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Record
On the Air Programs From Local Stations
Local radio schedules list a dense array of programs and hosts including Morning Mews, Rise 'n Shine, Breakfast Club, News reports, musical segments, and community features. The lineup features names like News 760, Johnny Thompson, Kiernan, and Dick Luber across late morning through evening blocks with songs, news, and talk segments.
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Evening Radio Schedule Overview with Music and News
A fragmented listing shows a day’s radio schedule featuring music blocks from Neo 8313 and Eddie Condon, talk and news segments, and children's programming. Notable items include musical memories, quiz segments, and theater listings with times ranging from morning to evening.
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Cocrity Journal
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Taylor
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Height and health gossip in looming presidential race
Analysis notes that both major parties face distractions from rumors about physical stature and health of Dewey and Roosevelt. It argues such talk distracts from policy and highlights the role of party factions and liberal versus conservative stances shaping the campaign.
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Roosevelt
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Purge movement in PLAC cited amid Hollywood purge debate
Raymond Moley discusses a PLAC purge affecting Hollywood and the Fifteenth District race led by Hal Styles. He questions the party’s vetting, warns of pressures to back Roosevelt, and cites John M. Costello’s prior service as vulnerable to ideological testing.
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Roosevelt and Attys Tangles in Falsehood Rumor
The piece accuses Roosevelt of repeating falsehoods and fraud in a speech to union supporters and recalls a prior claim by Attorney General Francis Biddle. It alleges Biddle met with Communist-linked figures at a Chicago convention and sought immigration suspension.
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Congress
Maryland Tercentenary half dollar notes and history
A reader asks values of 1924 Maryland half dollars, described as 25 000 minted and distributed. The piece summarizes Cecil Calvert’s arrival, Maryland history, and the coin’s design by Hans Schuler, noting its collectible value and historical context.
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Cecil
Potomac River
Wiliam Claiborne
Cecil Calvert
Hans Schuler
Maryland Institute
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