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Displacing the Fog on Civilian Morale in War Effort
The piece urges steady civilian resolve during a long hard war. It notes expectations of ups and downs, argues against complacency or excessive alarm, and emphasizes sustained sacrifice, production, and patience as allies advance against Axis powers. It cites press freedom limits and strategic planning while urging public spirit.
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South Pacific
Japan
Philippines
Dutch East Indies
Democratic Organization
Chicago Tribune
Junta
Germany
Axis
Hitler
Russia
Muscovy
Arctic convoy to Russia arrives after heavy losses
A large United States British supply convoy reaching Murmansk and Archangel survived heavy Arctic attacks. German claims of sinking eighteen ships were dismissed as exaggerated. The convoy endured five days of air raids from May 25 to 30, with several planes shot down and one Heinkel destroyed by a Hurricane catapulted from a merchant vessel. Pilot Officer Alastair Hay was rescued wounded by a British warship.
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Admiralty
Murmansk
Archangel
Welles’s New Order plan shocks capital diplomats
Washington sources report Sumner Welles's Memorial Day speech outlined a postwar international order. He argued imperial empires must dissolve and all peoples gain liberty, urging repeal of Asiatic exclusion and free entry of Asians and others under UN protection. The outline raises questions for Poland Finland and the Baltic states and anticipates a League of Nations framework.
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Woodrow Wilson
Sumner Welles
Roosevelt
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Political Forecast Mixed as Moody Allred O’Daniel Eye Texas Senate
The piece outlines postwar security ideas, Baltic states’ peril, and Texas politics. Dan Moody, once Texas governor, seeks Senate after law practice. Allred, 43, has longest tenure and recently left a federal judgeship to run.
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O'Daniel
Texas
Williamson County
Travis
Williamson
Moody
Austin
Allred
Wichita County
Claude Pollard
Pollard
R. L. Bobbitt
Roosevelt
Senate
Three ex governors battle for Texas Senate seat
Texas enters a crowded primary season with opposition rising for state officials. The centerpiece is a three-way race among former governors W Lee O Daniel Dan Moody and James V Allred for the U S Senate, each seen as invincible by their partisans after swift political rise.
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W. Lee O’daniel
Dan Moody
James V. Allred
United States Senate
O’daniel
Battle of ex Governors not sole Texas attention grabber
Moody is 49 O Daniel 51 and the three ex governors attract attention but the United Service Organizations drive dominates. Texas leads the nation in war fundraising with 705000 raised of 1110000 quota amid broad civic activity showing strong state support for victory efforts.
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Texas
United Service Organizations
Harry C. Wiess
Delaware
New Mexico
Bozo Texino Letter Praises Defense Bonds Amid War Talk
A handlettered note from Bozo Texino via Mrs J A Melugin, written by H L McKinley of San Antonio, ridicules Japan, laments city life, and urges purchase of defense bonds while referencing WPA, local toys, cherry trees, and whiskey recommendations by the Anti-Saloon League.
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H. L. McKinley
San Antonio
WPA
Japan
Washington, D. C
Anti-Saloon League
Jes Fallin Behin Ghosts Claim A Cemetery Tale
Two colored boys argue about a ghost sighting near a cemetery. One boy says the ghost was falling behind, very rapidly, as he passed the area last night.
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