Hopkins Aide Joins Big Three Talks For World Unity
President Roosevelt sends Harry Hopkins to London and Paris to prep for the Big Three conference. The move aims to smooth relations with De Gaulle and Churchill while briefing Hopkins on Italy Greece and Russian plans to prevent leaks and align France with the United Nations council.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
London
Paris
de Gaulle
Greece
Italy
Hopkins
Europe
Edward 2. Stettinius
Mr. Hopkins
Churchill
Stalin
Moscow
Russia
Colonel House
Wilson
United States
France
League of Nations
Far East
United Nations Council
Frederic Chopin tale set in wartime Paris and Warsaw
Narration follows Frederic Chopin as a prodigy under Jozef Elsner in Paris. A message about Paris hearings clashes with family concerns over money and future, while Frederic’s playing erupts with fierce chords. The scene shifts to imagery of Polish freedom as Frederic’s gaze fixes on distant soldiers and liberation.
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Elsner
Frederic Chopin
Paris
Nicolas’ Chopin
Jozef Elsner
Henri Dupont
Louis Pleyel
Nicolas Chopin
Frederica Paris
Jozef
Warsaw
Vienna
Nicolas
Pleyel
Chopin
Frederic
Eisner
Madame
Franz Liszt
Fritzchen
Mamma Chopin
Monsieur Chopin
Jozef Eisner
Izabela
Mamma
Nicolas Cho- Pin
Mozart
Allence
Congress May Define War Labor Board Powers
Washington opinion holds Congress must decide if the president may seize non-war plant operations during labor disputes. The court ruling limiting presidential power fuels calls for legislative action to clarify authority, with War Labor Board members faced with whether unions or stockholders run businesses.
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Congress
Washington
War Labor Board
White House
Hillman
United States
Montgomery Ward
Less Meat Promised Civilians by OPA
After the OPA canceled ration stamps, muttering arose about broken faith in the food control agency. The headline noted: Less Meat, Next Month Promised Civilians by OPA. The speaker urges belief in the pledge.
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OPA
Food Control Agency
Peter Edson's Letter From Washington
Vice President Truman advised Bob Hannegan against accepting the Democratic Party National Committee post and urged the IRS collectors role. Sam O Neal, his publicity chief, parodies his rise after covering Dewey for the Chicago Sun. Charles Prins suggests renaming DDT chief Monroe Johnson to Speedboat.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
1,000 Club
Bob Hannegan
Hannegan
Democratic Party
National Committee
Truman
Sam O'Neal
Charlie Michaelson
Paul Porter
O'Neal
Dewey
Chicago Sun
Roosevelt
War Department
Army
Office of Defense Transportation
Charles V. Prins
Monroe Johnson
Inland Waterways Corporation
Johnson
Burlesque on Government in Labor Monopoly Critique
A critical editorial denounces the labor monopoly in the United States claiming workers are forced to join and pay dues to obtain jobs especially in war industries. It argues unions operate outside laws that govern businesses and warn this tyranny could lead to dictatorship, with freedom eroding as workers need permission from others to earn a living.
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United States
Logan needs civic unity to revive a thriving town
In a public forum Earle A Miller urges Logan residents to unite beyond factional divides. He notes churches, schools, and streets as core strengths and warns that cooperation, not mere buildings, fuels progress. He cites low church attendance despite large rolls and calls for civic responsibility to attract business and keep the town alive.
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the Messenger
Logan
MacArthur
Cnls
Complain Of Snow And Taxes Then Aid The War
A poem notes frustration with snow rain stamps for meat sugar and gasoline, then shifts to urging support for Uncle Sam by easing burdens on the young and aiding in the war effort. Frank E. Coe from Reynoldsburg Ohio signs the piece.
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Uncle Sam
Allike
You
Berlin Defiance and Surrender Questions in War News
War commentaries assess Berlin’s defense amid Red Army proximity and Western advances. Surrender debates center on punishment for Nazi leaders, war crimes trials, and whether capitulation would be framed as a technical victory.
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Berlin
Robert Ley
Hitler
United Nations War Crimes Commission
Grew
Reich
Fatherland
War ,Crimes Commission
Roosevelt asks Henry Kaiser to head clothing drive
President Roosevelt named Henry J Kaiser, West Coast shipbuilder, to lead a nationwide effort to collect usable used clothing for relief of Europe's destitute in liberated countries. The campaign starts in April aiming for 150 million pounds, ten times the UNRRA drive collected earlier.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Henry J. Kaiser
Europe
United Nations Relief Administration
Winter social notes and local reminiscences from Athens Ohio
A roundup of local social events includes a winter sleigh guest list for Mary Ann McKay and Kathleen Shannon with many community names, a quail feed appeal by Clyde Mansfield of the Teak Walton League in Athens, and a banquet honoring Mary Finsterwald. Roy C. Shirley elected to fill a term at the Athens Elks Lodge. a Rotary Club round table on OU teacher training is noted. two women won bridge prizes, and Athens saw a cold snap with fourteen below zero.
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Mary Ann McKay
Kathleen Shannon
Wet Helen Haskins
Lucile Swatm
Marjorie Wheaton
Sarah Mansfield
Frances Moler
Alice Bardin
Roberta Chism
Paul Jones
Dick Lockhard
Dale Gaitten
Lan Smith
Bob Daggett
Dick Eddy
Frank Meyers
John van Dyke
Carl Beasley
Clyde Mansfield
Teak Walton League
Athens
Roy C. Shirley
Athens Elks Lodge
Paul Richards
T. C. McCracken
Ohio University
Athens City
Apple Grove Briefs and Local Notes
The W.S.C.5 of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. Mabel Roush’s home with nine members and three children. New president Mrs. Earl Robinson led business and devotionals. Two dollars was donated to the Infantile Paralysis fund. Members sewed carpet rags. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cook learned their son Virgil is missing in action and later confirmed as a prisoner of the Germans. Revival services at Nazarene Church closed. Capt. Earl Ashley and his mother Mrs. Ralph Ashley visited Mrs. Robert Shank and son Bobbie at Rio Grande with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shank.
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Apple Grove
W.S.C
Methodist Church
Mabel Roush
Earl Robinson
Joe Cook
Virgil
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National Dispatch
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Plamaferte
Mie
Felis Vilage
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Ceant Gkarbek
Frederick
Mianer
Mic Ténchez
Fenaiear
Madame Chopin
Carer
Ohio
Zeutside
Menspaper
Mesaenger Am Surauppis
Snongpeccaens Boteres
Aizens Fest
Berond-Claus
Joan W. Cull
Wallace
Henry A. Wallace
American Enterprise
C.i.0.p.a.c
Henry Wallace
Agriculture
Labor
Jesse Jones
Commerce Dept
Henry
P.A.C
Peter Edson
the Public Forum
Womsan
Earle A. Miller 'Logan
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Earle A. Miller
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Poet's Corner
Frank E. Coe
Reynoldsburg
Hans
Henry Kaiser
Paul
Athens Order of Eastern Star
Mary Finsterwald
John Ih. Preston
C. ©. Robinson
Louis J. Brown
University Terrace
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