Roosevelt and Welles on Transition Period for United Nations
The National Dispatch examines Sumner Welles testimony on Roosevelt's 1941 talks with Churchill and U S policy. It discusses a transition period before a world organization, the Yalta and San Francisco outcomes, and competing aims of the United States, Britain, Russia, and France in shaping postwar peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sumner Welles
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
London
Welles
United States
League of Nations Assembly
Churchill
League of Nations
Mr. Welles
Yalta
United Nations Organization
Europe
Russia
Great Britain
Truman
San Francisco
Security Council
Senator Vandenberg
Final Allied Push Nearing Victory in Pacific War
Summarizes June actions in the Pacific theater: Buckner killed at Okinawa as Stilwell and Devers assume command. Australians push toward Seria and Mari in Borneo. Luzon campaign ends with Aparri seizure and Cagayan Valley control. MacArthur assumes overall Pacific command. Allied air and naval bases expand, shaping the final phase against Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie CO
PMLA
Sen
Marshall
Tenth Army
Buckner
Okinawa
Joseph W. Stilwell
Army
Jacob L. Devers
Eisenhower
Brunei Bay
Borneo
Seria
Mari
Philippines
Asiatic
Singapore
Shanghai
Indo-China
Malaya
Krueger
Luzon
Balete Pass
Cagayan Valley
Baguio
U. S. Army
Aparri
Tuguegarad
11Th Airborne Division
37Th
Cagayan
Philippine Islands
MacArthur
U. S
Balikpapan
California
China
Pacific
Marianas
Ryukyus
Japan
Lord Mountbatten
Asia
Malaysia
Netherlands East Indies
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States Army
Admiral Nimitz
Naval
Pacific Air Forces Reorganized Under USSTRAF Leadership
The United States Army Forces In the Western Pacific under Lt. Gen. W D Styer replaced the old Southwest Pacific Area. General Richardson became Commander of the Army Forces of the Middle Pacific. The Joint Chiefs of Staff ordered another Pacific Command revision on 10 July. The 20th and 21st Bomber Commands were deactivated with the 21st becoming the 20th Air Force. Personnel from the 20th Bombers joined the Eighth Air Force, redeployed from Europe. General Twining took command of the 20th Air Force, Doolittle remained in command of the 8th. USSTAF in the Pacific formed a combined force for the air assault on Germany, with Spaatz as commander and Giles as deputy. LeMay became Chief of Staff, Arnold remained JCS agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
W. D. Styer
Southwest Pacific
Richardson
Middle Pacific
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pacific
20Th
21St
20Th Air Force
20Th Comber Command
Eighth Air Force
Europe
Twining
13Th Air Force
Solomons
15Th Air Force
Italy
Doolittle
8Th
U. S. Strategic Air Force
Germany
Spaatz
Usstaf
Giles
LeMay
China
Arnold
Japan
Ohio Drifting: Call for Consistent Development Leadership
Ohio's Development Commission warns the state risks losing economic ground as repeated administrations abandon promotion programs. It urges steady planning, publicity, flood control, water supply, and conservation to attract growth, noting Ohio lags behind the West and South in development efforts.
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Ohio
Development Commission
State House
West
Mississippi
South
Air transport talks seek open skies and fair competition
U S aviation experts aim for early talks with British counterparts to resolve differences on landing fields and airline competition. A bilateral framework grows as the State Department negotiates civil aviation pacts with many nations while Pan Am’s rate cut sparks criticism of unfair competition.
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Washington
U .S
U. S
Chicago
United States
Sweden
Denmark
Noriway
Iceland
Switzerland
Ireland
Spain
Portugal
Netherlands
Turkey
Japan
Italy
Germany
U.S. State Department
France
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Greece
Iran
Iraq
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Pan- American
American Overseas
Transcontinental World Airways
Britain
Pan- Am
Pan-Am
Nevada
Pat McCarran
Demobilization Debate and the Military Record
The piece argues both sides of demobilization after a major war, noting rapid discharge of over 40,000 men daily and warnings of disintegration. It cites Gen Marshall and Admiral King, recalls Pearl Harbor and Normandy, and calls for balanced patriotism and humane leadership.
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Army
Navy
Marshall
Admiral King
San Francisco
Wright
Pearl Harbor
Midway
Okinawa
Japan
Normandy
Shanghai Nightfall Memoir by Hal Boyle
Boyle reflects on Shanghai at dawn as old hierarchies fade and China reclaims the Bund. He contrasts neon towers and foreign bells with rickshaw coolies and sleeping boats, noting the dwindling white presence and rising Chinese identity as a new day looms.
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Hal Boyle
Shanghai
Babylon
Sodom
Wall Street
Asia
Market Street
San Francisco
Fifth Avenue
New York
State Street
Chicago
Strand
London
Petticoat Lane
Kansas City
Soochow Creek Bridge
Soochow Creek
China
Chauncey Council Meets to Conclude Year’s Business
Mayor W D Hines announces Chauncey City Council will meet tonight at 7 at the City Building to clear up unfinished business from the past year. All councilmen are urged to attend.
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Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Chauncey City
Cty
Church of Christ Christmas Program Planned in Chauncey
The First Church of Christ Chauncey will present its Christmas program during the 9 40 a m service Sunday December 23. The program features Scripture recitations and songs with a special offering for Cleveland Christian Home and Old Age Home. The High School Chorus under Christine Brown will sing and the High School Band will perform carols. Rev Gilbert Courtney will be the speaker.
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Chauncey
Ithe First Church of Christ
Chaun
Christine Brown
Eva Benedum
Florence Pent
Will Dergrass
Thelma Jean Brooksing
God
Angels
Chauncey Idever High School
Gilbert Courtney
Methodist Choir Gives Holy Night Cantata
CHAUNCEY Adult choir of The Plains Methodist Church presents the Christmas cantata Chimes of the Holy Night Friday at 7 30 p m at the church directed by Mrs Thea White with Mrs Thelma Talbert as pianist. Soloists include Ruth Kavalchik Juanita McDonald Mary Lee Hardy and Barbara Humphrey.
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Chauncey
The
Plains Methodist Church
Thea White
New Straitsville, C
Thelma Talbert
Ruth Kavalchik
Juanita McDonald
Mary Lee Hardy
Barbara Humphrey
Bernice Humphrey
Jeanette Tipton
Dorothy Cade
Norma Howard
Alta Snyder
Carrie Nida
Jean Wicks
Betty Mace
Betty Bryan
Mary Mason
Lucy McDonald
Dorothy McDonald
Candlelight Service At First Church of Christ Chauncey
On Christmas Eve at midnight the Senior Choir will present its annual Christmas music program at the First Church of Christ in Chauncey. The service features anthems carols scripture readings and processional and recessional with public invitation.
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Chauncey
First Church of Christ
Chauncey Schools Plan Grade Assemblies
Chauncey and surrounding schools will replace Christmas programs with grade assemblies held in Chauncey Sugar Creek and East West Millfield rooms inviting parents and patrons. In Chauncey Mr and Mrs Inez Ramey announce the birth of a son Garry Allen at their Columbus home on December 18. Grandparents are George Lenigar and Mr and Mrs Inez Ramey Sr.
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Chauncey
Elmer Allen
Wilma
Mill St
W. Birs.i Allen
Chauncey-Dovers
Sugar Creek
East
West Millfield
Inez Ramey
Faye Lenigar
Garry Allen
Columbus
George Lenigar
Jacobs Ave
Lords Yield to People Will and Approve U S Loan
The House of Lords, under pressure from the Labour government, votes to approve the United States loan. The piece recalls the 1911 Parliament Act and Asquith's threat to create Liberal peers, noting the Lords' diminished veto power and their ongoing role as an advisory, non aristocratic body influencing legislation in the Commons.
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House of Lords
Dewitt MacKenzie
House of Commons
Asquith
Commons
George
Attlee
Friendship Class Christmas Dinner in Chauncey
Albert and Jennie Jackson host the Friendship Class Christmas dinner at 6:30 p.m. in High Street Chauncey. Ruth Fiske leads the program before the business session while gift exchanges and attendance are encouraged. Frances Higgins serves as class president.
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Chauncey
Albert
Jenniie Jackson
High St
Church of Christ
Ruth Fiske
Frances Higgins
Laurel Run Neighbors Club Christmas Meeting Report
The Laurel Run Neighbors Club met with Mrs. Edith Wood on Thursday December 13 sharing a steak dinner and a Christmas program. Readings songs and prayers followed with prizes awarded to Mrs. John Norris Juanita Wolfe Lottie Patton and Edith Wood. The next meeting is January 10 1946 at Mrs. Lottie Pattons home.
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Laurel Run
Friendly ‘Neighbors Club
Edith Wood
Nellie Sparks
Paul Terry
Helen Bumgardner
Winnie Sowers
Ladonna
Joy Wolfe
Gary Wood
John Norris
Lottie Patton
Vance R. Wolfe
W. M. Des
N. Mulberry St
Logan
Mary
Albany
Everett White
Warren White
Montana
Wm. Sparks Jr
Wim. Sparks
Harold Sater
Lancaster
Arthur Todd
Pete Brandon
Seaman
Junior Dalton
Martha Marie
Seaman Dalton
William Sparks
William Sparks Jr
Mary Norris
Earnest Hughes
Eugene
Ralph
Paul Terry Sparks
Bob Patton
Union’ Furnace
Clarence Patton
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Coleridge
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Chauncey Council
Church of Christ Will Present
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