China Faces Key Shift in War and Unity Efforts
The article weighs Chiang Kai-shek's cabinet shake-up and the Communist threat, noting Allies' demand for a united China to combat Japan. It emphasizes China’s 1911 republican origins, decades of progress, and potential turn toward modernization or renewed feudalism.
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Generalisalmo
Chiang
Al-Shek
China
Aldes
Ho Ying-chin
H. H. Kung
Chung
Russia
America
Poet And Traitor Wang Ching-wei Dies in Japanese Backed Regime
The Chinese puppet leader Wang Ching-wei, a Sun Yat-sen protegee and former revolutionary board member alongside Chiang Kai-shek, dies, a blow to Japan and a boon to China. His betrayal drew thousands to Japan, and his poetic work, translated into English, marks a noted cultural loss.
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Wang Ching-wei
Sun Yat-sen
Revolutionary
Ching
Chiang Kai-shek
Japan
China
Belgian policy split harms British war unity
Samuel Gratton argues Belgian ban on meetings under M Pierlot mirrors Nazi suppression and risks widening rifts in Britain. He warns that Churchill's Belgium stance harms domestic unity, fuels labor discontent, and weakens allied resolve, urging a united approach for victory and peace.
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Samuel
Belegium
M. Pierlot
Belgium
Gestapo
MM. Pierlot
Himmler
Sprok
Brussels
Britain
Pierlot
Churchill
Enem
Tne
America
France
The Brighter Side by Damon Runyou mocks Louie the Stork
A comic spoof unfolds with Phooey Pigeon posing as Louie the Stork while a suited stranger delivers a mysterious briefcase, exposing con games and street hustle around the Stark club in East Broadway, ending with Phooey plotting to vanish with the payment.
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Louie the Stork
Phooey Pigeon
Stark Club
East $21 St
Loula the Stark
Phooey
Strasse
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Louie
Stolene
Lote
Starks
Sammon
Uma
Loule
Stork Club
Sentleman
Duke
Phocey
Laure the Stork
P Alork
Fartaea Pond
Washington! Merry-Go-Round shows reshuffle rumors at State
In a Washington column, Drew Pearson reports on top annual grooming for the State Department under Ed Stettinius. Names listed include Nelson Rockefeller Rockwell Clayton Lew Douglas and Jimmy Dunn. Debates over Latin American policy involve Brazilian ambassador Carlos Martins and Argentina.
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Donald Nelson
Stalin
Kremlin
Ching
Chiang Kaishek
Chiang
Nelson
Reda
Chiang Kalishele
State Department
Ed Stettinius Poes
Milliionaires’ Club
Wat
Nelson Trotkafeller
Brasil
Adolf Berle
New York
Eable
Lew Douglas
Douglas
Sumner Welles
FDR
Stettinius
Mutual Life Insurance of
Arizona
J. P. Morgan
Jimmy Dunn
Erlend
Air
Mull
Dunn
Mr. Hull
Harry Uwopkins
Trance Byrnes
South Carolina
U. S. Senate
Jimmy Byrnes
Senate
Greenville
Piedmont
Roger Peace
Olin Johnston
Anderson Mall
Independent Tribune
Wilton E. Hall
Cotten
United Mine Workers
de Gaulle
Washington
Henri ‘Bonnet
Georges Bonnet
Munich
Bonnet
France
Diplomatic Corp
Latin America
Cordell Hult
Carlos Martins
Martins
Hull
Brazi
Argentina
United States
Canada
Brazil
Mod
Nealco
Venezuela
Colombia
Slattinia
America
Draft boards questioned by intercepted letter menace
An intercepted message accuses Melange Dee, 2, 1sid Dear Ronald, Yommy Dorsey and Jon Mall of vicious misdeeds and asks why no one reports them to draft boards. The fragment hints at concerns about accountability and potential draft violations.
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Ronald
Dorsey
Jon Mall
Ronald Coleman Starred in Movie Mongut at Charleston
Ronald Coleman headlined the Movie Mongut screening in Charleston West Virginia with local patrons reporting strong audience turnout and positive notes on his performance.
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Movie Mongut
Charleston, W. Va
Brooklyn Soldier Tricks German Captors On Western Front
Nov 23 report recounts Edwin Bertsche of White Plains New York who, fluent in German, lures German soldiers with orders to come over and then fires from concealment. He shares Brooklyn memories with the captive officer and crowd while suggesting continued fighting is futile.
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Pfe
Edwin Bertsche
White Plains
N. Y
131Th
Eward A. Kurtuses
Hrooklyn
Greenwood
Flatbush
Leutenant
Brooklyn
Finland
Timoshenko
Moscow
Voroshifov
Leningrad
Aca
Stalin
Defense Council
Voroshilov
Budyonny
Tsarltzin
Voroshkov
Louisyie Courier-Journal
Prisoners of War Encounters Highlight WWII Memoirs
Kenneth L. Dixon recalls POW encampments near Ebbely Field as German soldiers awaken at dawn and surrender. Captain Malcolm Kullmer of Bellair Maryland leads a rifle company through German territory while a German unit slips into American dunes. A night battle ends with darkness, followed by a cautious withdrawal as both sides backtrack. Staff Sgt Robert H. Baker, advancing near Chateau Saling forest, confronts a German force and pressures surrender with a humorously tempting offer of chocolate.
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Kurt
Malcolm Kullmer
Bellair
Gremecy
Kullmer
Zi - Shee
Robert. H. Baker
Saranac
Lake
Saling Forest
Bob
Italy
Hon-Eam
Tao
Reader questions answered in The Gazette columns
A compilation of reader inquiries to The Gazette service covering density of Washington DC, earliest English usage of beautiful, TB death rate, U S Patent Office grants, Dale Fitzsimmons, Strauss waltzes in programs, relocation of Japanese Americans, time standards, 23 month calendar, Horace source, Navy strength, and selective service confidentiality. Includes expert answers and references from the Informa tion Bureau and military officials.
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Tyndale
W. B
U. S. Palent Office
Mch
Dale
Fitzsimmons
Johan Strauss
Hans von Bulow
Offenbach
Verdi
Delibes
War‘aes
Gounod
Pearl Harbor
South Carolina
France Holds Line as Allied Forces Push to Rhine
War updates praise revived French army vigor and Allied boosts. French troops and armor push toward the Rhine after breaking the German southern flank near the Swiss border and pressing into Velfores outskirts, aiding American forces and delivering a blow to Nazi control.
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France
Dalin
Laval
Europe
Rhine
Velfores
America
Europa
Nashville
Roosevelts Era Clash Over Amendments and Unions
A dense editorial diorama argues that Padway and allied figures seek to push constitutional amendments in Arkansas and other states. It claims these moves threaten open shop bans, labor power, and federal authority, citing Roosevelt as a benchmark and warning of anti democratic consequences for the nation.
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Westbrook
Pegler
Zork
Union
Rai
AL EY
Logot
Federae
Sercett
Atari
Cass
Arkansas
Wien
Roosevelt
Browne-Bieff
Capone
Stig
Teamsters
Aleiana’ Union
Dan Tobin
Jimmy Petrillo
Welt
Alsterhood
United States
Congress
Supreme
Suparinr
FDR
John J.lewis
Unc
War Labor Board
Padway
New Orleans
New
of. L.y
Runton
Washington White House spokesman described as assistant president
Fragmented remarks quote a Washington insider about the White House and the evolving role of the spokesman and an assistant president figure. The speaker questions salaries and sources of income while referencing Franklin D. and a coatroom concession.
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Washington
White House
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