Rebutting Churchill On South American Fascist Threats
A critical analysis cites Churchill's praise of Franco and warns that South American fascist elements, backed by conservative elites and Axis sympathizers, threaten democracy. The Christian Science Monitor report by Roland Hall Sharp argues that democracy must be fought both at home and abroad to curb fascism from the Amazon to the Straits of Magellan.
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Franco
el Caudillo
South America
Richard Harding Davis
O. Henry
Mr. Churchill
Roland Hall Sharp
Christian Science Monitor
Western Hemisphere
Monroe
Monitor
Amazon
Straits of Magellan
Invasion Guess Stirs Debate Across Britain
The piece notes Berlin's claim that fifteen Allied divisions mass in North Africa will strike the Riviera using Corsica as a base, with London censors amplifying DNB reports. It argues the broadcast fuels mystification, leaving Allies and Axis unsettled while speculation continues.
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Europe
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London
Henries
Allied High Command
Texas Democrats Reassert Presence Amid Local Ties
Recent Texas events show the long-horned variety of Democrat persists, illustrating enduring local party strength and organizational reach across communities. The piece notes ongoing activity, campaigning, and public engagement by Democratic figures in the state.
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Texas
International peace group draft aims to backbones nations
A draft for a new world organization to preserve peace gains bipartisan U. S. support and mimics the League of Nations without dominating smaller nations. It argues Great Britain, Russia, China, and the United States must underpin an international force, while parties and factions threaten democracy and mislead public opinion.
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David Lawrence Washington
U. S
League of Nations
Executive Council
Great Britain
Russia
China
United States
Roosevelt
Hull
Hitler
France
Britain
Germany
America
Atlantic
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Blum
Rhine
Rhineland
World Organization
What If Britain Fell to Hitler After France's Collapse
Westbrook Pegler imagines a fictional Britain under Nazi control after the fall of France. The piece depicts British leaders killed, Americans blamed, Nazi occupation, widespread repression, and a harsh loyalty test forcing local elites to cooperate or face brutal consequences.
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France
New York
Hitler
Britain
Dunkerque
Churchill
Eden
Oswald Moseley
Look No Further Than Bugs Baer Beach Observations
This column compiles Bugs Baer s lighthearted musings from 1922 to 1944 on bathing beauties and beach fashion. Baer humorously notes evolving attire from immodesty debates to bandana handkerchiefs and jokes about wartime changes and personal reassurances.
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Bugs Baer
Ganga Din
Mahatma Gandhi
Minsky
Mack Sennett
King Features
Is It Durable, Is Peace Test
Washington dispatch notes Republican strategists echo Senator Bridges on enduring peace and wary of Roosevelt’s war policy. Mentions Nieman Fellowships dinner with Henry Luce and Pepper victories, Nelson Rockefeller hosting Good Neighbors, and California Rep Welch’s shipbuilding comment amid hearings.
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New Hampshire
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Roosvelt
GOP
Luce
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Harry Luce
Life
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Pearson
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Florida
Starnes
Costello and Dies
Congress
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Hudson
Tarrytown
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Rockefeller
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John D. Jr
Latin America
Perha
Mexico
a _ con
Richa Welch
California
York
Welch
Nazi Last Ditch Lines Prove Weak In Italy
Paul Mallon reports that Germany’s last lines to Rome at Valmontone and Velletri were weak. German manpower shortages, reliance on mines and wire, and steady Allied air superiority doomed their defenses despite scattered strong points and frantic counter measures.
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Alban Hills
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Herman Goering
Hans Hube
Sicily
Huber
Russia
Hitler
Europe
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