Critics Warn Dumbarton Oaks Plan Weakens World Peace
Washington opinion column argues the new United Nations Security Council voting procedure, attributed to Roosevelt, weakens the League of Nations covenant. It says smaller nations face coercion while larger powers evade binding steps and that Stalin influenced the plan, potentially blocking enforcement measures.
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Washington
United Nations Security Council
Roosevelt
Dumbarton Oaks International Organization
League of Nations
San Francisco
Dumbarton Oaks
Security Council
Old League
Council of the
League
United Nations
Marshal Stalin
Frederic Chopin Receives Polish Audience Attention
In a crowded room at a Paris residence the pianist Frederic Chopin performs a Waltz in C sharp minor while Jozef Elsner and Madame Sand observe. Tension rises as Elsner confronts Chopin about uprisings in Poland, revealing a strained dynamic between teacher and pupil and a gathering of notable attendees.
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Chopin
Parle
Orleans
Pasperaby
Janer Elsner
Jozef Elsner
Gladkowska
Frederic
Talkbrenner
Jozef Eisner Bower
Madame Sand
Jozef Elmer
Jozef Blaner
Jozef -Elsner
Madame
Blanet
Elsner
George
U S Government May Take Over Mines in Postwar Labor Crisis
The article warns that if operator miner talks fail in Ohio a government takeover could occur before a formal break. It notes coal shortages likely in 1946 due to miner shortages and equipment strain, with civilians facing possible reduced coal supplies and postwar wage struggles.
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Ohio
Army
Navy
Wet Labor Board
Germany
Washington
All's Well Back Home in Wartime Civilians and Service Members
Article notes the home front and fighting front are linked as civilians share in wartime strain. Civilians generally fare well with food clothing and luxuries while working hard, saving, and supporting war production. Many hold two jobs, strikes occur, yet headlines favor strikers. Prayer and concern for soldiers rise daily among workers and families.
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Army
Navy
The Age of Reason and the Jefferson Day Dinner
The Democratic National Committee plans to invoke Thomas Jefferson at their annual dinner to ease rifts among Jeffersonian Democrats but faces opposition over the Friday the 13th date seen as a bad omen for elections. Critics mock the event as a dark ritual linked to Governor Dewes.
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Democratic National Committee
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Hitman
PAC
Dewes
Sing Sing Inmates Treated to Holiday Beefsteak Dinner
Reward notes from Sing Sing Prison claim inmates received holiday meals featuring real beefsteak on Epi 22. The report suggests the gesture may have been seen as generous but risks questions about cost and administration.
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Sing Sing Prison
Ohio Flood Renewing Debate on Control vs Nature
Flooding in the Ohio River Valley tests flood control arguments as advocates push for sustained Army Engineers funded defenses while opponents say nature will overflow every few years. The 1937 catastrophe is cited as the benchmark, with ongoing federal authorizations and yearly flood records since 1914 showing floods about every four years.
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Earl Berkles
Washington
Ohio River Valley
Federal
Army Engineers
Congress
Roosevelt
Ohio Valley
Pittsburgh
Triangle
Cairo
Weather Bureau
Geological Survey
Signal Corps
Ohio River
Ohio
Poet's Corner tribute card noted in wartime message
A fragment from November 1942 recalls a neighborly greeting card sent as a commemorative poem or tribute. The brief note suggests reader participation and includes names as part of a solemn community gesture during wartime.
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Varees
Mereeager
Big Three Face Problem of Keeping Peace in Postwar World
The piece argues the world faces a crisis where major powers must lead for security. It highlights the Atlantic Charter, the failure of the League of Nations, and the need for the Big Three to guide postwar order while smaller nations seek rights and assurance amid a changing international system.
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Dewit MacKenzie
London
France
Fortong
San Francisco
United Nations
League of Nations
Geneva
America
Britain
Russia
China
Ching
Imost
Barred by union delays Cleveland critic at Buffalo concert
Music critic Herbert Ewnelt Cleveland was unable to conduct his own composition at a Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra concert last night because he is not a member of the Musicians Union.
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UNION
Buffalo
Herbert Ewnelt
Cleveland
Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra
Musician’ S Union
Hide Out Jap Suffering on Guam Island
On Guam, U S Pacific Fleet reports brutal island development forcing Japanese stragglers to seek caves as bulldozers erase jungle. Patrols and prisoner tips cut numbers. of about 21 000 defenders last year, over 18 000 were killed or captured, leaving remnant fighters poorly armed and driven into hiding in the Marianas.
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Pacific Fleet
Guam
Maririe
Salas
S.-C. Zern
USMC
San Diego
Calif
Tinian
Saipan
Marianas
Stassen Urges United Nations Rise At San Francisco
Harold Stassen urged U.S. joining the San Francisco UN conference to build a universal organization based on justice and law with global jurisdiction. He spoke from the University of Minnesota and warned failure to act could lead to world war and depressions. He attends as a naval duty on leave, aiming for a method to develop basic worldwide law.
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Minneapolis
Harold Stassen
United States
San Francisco
United Nations of
Minnesota
Pacific
United Nations Organization
Lake Erie Acreage Urged for State Park
Senator Ralph A. Winter of Lodi introduced a bill in the Ohio senate proposing purchase of 4 100 acres along Lake Erie in Lorain County to create a state park and playground. The measure would appropriate 300 000 dollars to the State Division of Forestry to acquire the property. The bill cites the site as the only opportunity to establish a Lake Erie coast park accessible to thousands of Ohio citizens for recreational use.
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Columbus
Lake Erie
Lorain County
Ohio Senate
Ralph A. Winter
Lodi
Médina County
State Division of Forestry
Ohio
Forces and their brave part in the Pacific war urged
An Associated Press report quotes Charles McMui describing Allied actions in the Pacific. He says forces press forward with a rapid fleet train of supply and that new U boat warfare and tactics may be developed as the war continues.
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Charles McMui
Pacific Coulid
Alexander
Tsi
Far- East
Three Convicts Seized After Highway Chase
Patrolman W. details a pursuit ending in a ditch as three convicts are captured. Identified suspects include Joseph Bianco 36 from Cuyahoga County for breaking and entering, Felix Sikorsky 22 from Cuyahoga County for automobile theft, and Joseph Morris 24 from Belmont County for burglary.
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Joseph Bianco
Cuyahoga
Felix Sikorsky
Joseph Morris
Belmont County
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Eric
U. S
Poet's Corner
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Italy
PFC
Leo B. McBride
McBride
Stella McBride
Moore
Ave
Athens
God
Tim
Brave Rangers
Patty Ann Tittle
A. D
Chauncey Schoal
Buckeye Journal
Laura Chase Foster
Guam Island
Stassen
By Galbraith
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