Revolution And Slavery in Wallace China Mission
The piece portrays Henry A. Wallace on a China trip under CIO backing as he advocates a renewed New Deal and warns of a potential bloody revolution and slavery if public opinion and economic interests clash. It cites Creel and argues the essayists fear fascist influence and mass political mobilization.
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Henry Agard Wallace
NOC
Franklin D. Roosevelt
China
Wallace
CIO
George Creel
Collier's
Henry
Wall Street
Congress
Senate
Washington
Main Street
Hillman
General Is Returned to Lieutenant Colonel Rank in Army
The Milwaukee Journal notes the humiliation of a general sent home to lieutenant colonel. It praises handling as morale boosting and warns against leaks that could tip off enemies before D-Day. The piece emphasizes disciplined secrecy and accountability from officers and enlisted personnel.
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Europe
Miller
WAC
Milwaukee Journal
Mrs. Roose velt Not Writing Memoirs under new title
The article states there is no truth to reports that Mrs. Roosevel t is currently writing memoirs with the title My Heyday. No confirmation of a memoir project appears in available texts.
Abhor Collectivism Says Editorial Voice in June 13 Essay
Paul Mallon argues that liberty and democracy require individual freedom in economic political and religious life. He condemns collectivism and state domination proposing minimal necessary compromise to achieve true justice for individuals while criticizing both leftist Beveridge style plans and wartime coercion.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Four Freedoms
Beveridge
Britain
Congress
King Features Syndicate
Fair Enough That Is Not the Way the Game Is Played
Westbrook Pegler riffs on a $25,000 defamation suit against a CPA auditor. He argues auditors seek plausibility, recounts personal expense tales from reporters, Floyd Gibbons’s grandiose style, and comparisons to teams and players, highlighting journalistic ethics and old‑school dignity.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
CPA
Pershing
Mexico
Villistas
Patton
Iowa
Cambridge
Miami
Fortune
Floyd Gibbons
Gibbons
Floyd
Sahara
Chicagos Tribune
John McGraw
Giants
No Beer For The Navy By Bugs Beer
In 1944 King Features commentary argues against beer in the Navy noting sailors seek shore leave and distraction ashore. The piece contrasts naval discipline with temptations and jokes about drinkers marching out after six months at sea.
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Sands Street
Broadway
Barbary
Public Library
Museum of Natural History
Texas revolt reshapes Democratic shift before D Day
Alvin Wirtz delivers a 20 page report to White House advisers on Texas moves to instruct electors to ignore precedent in the electoral college. Figures linked to Jesse Jones and Will Clayton led the revolt with support from Harris County officials and oil and gas interests.
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Washington
Alvin Wirtz
Lone Star State
Jesse Jones
Will Clayton
Texas
White House
Democratic State Executive Committee
George Butler
Jesse H. Jones
Butler
Houston
Jesse
Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Nephew Butler
Harris County
Roosevelt
John H. Crooker
FDR
Crooker
Lamar Fleming
Anderson, Clayton & Company
Fleming
Crocker
Austin
George Heyer
Crude Oil
Sun Oil
Pews
Pennsylvania
Clint C. Small
Humble Oil
Standard Oil of
N. J
Hiram King
Sinclair Oil
E. E. Townes
Neth Leach
Lone Star As
Bus Mixups on Western Street Route Delays Passengers
A bus labeled Westher Street turned off Eighth causing passengers to scramble for exits believing they boarded the wrong bus. The driver checked the route and announced a mistake before rejoining its course, delaying travelers as the bus wandered.
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Westher
Bac
Fest Pen En
Party With A Purpose Suitor Confesses at Atlanta TV Bells
A TV program scene shows a man telling Johnny that at the party his sister is set to marry him. Johnny replies the gathering was meant for that purpose, revealing a lighthearted, romance centered moment from Atlanta television.
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Johnny
Atlanta
Clarifying Law On Insurance Regulation By Supreme Court
The article discusses a 4 to 3 Supreme Court vote reversing a 75 year precedent on whether insurance contracts fall under federal or state regulation. It notes Justice Black Douglas Murphy Rutledge majority, with dissents by Frankfurt er Jackson Stone, and warns of future challenges to insurance under anti trust laws while fearing New Deal expansion into insurance.
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Davi
Washington
Superior Court of the
United States
Supreme Court
Reed
Roberts
Stone
Black
Douglas
Securities and Exchange Commission
Sainte
Lawrence
Murphy
Rutledge
Frankfurter
Jackson
New Deal
Biddle
Congress
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Boston Globe
Navy
Bugs Beer
U. S. Navy
Drew Pearson
Rome
Francis Walter
Pacific
Walter
Jimmy Barnes
Jim Barnes
Justice Byrnes
Byrnes
Tru
United Feat. Syn
England
Monday Night Club
John Sparkman
Alabama
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