Peace relies on US Britain and Russia working together
The column urges personal talks among leaders of the United States, Britain, and Russia to sustain world peace. It cites Truman and Hopkins visiting Stalin, notes the San Francisco conference, and argues that open dialogue can bridge differences, foster cooperation, and reduce war risk.
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United States
Russia
Truman
Harry Hopkins
Stalin
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Russa
Hopkins
Btalin
Balin
Churchil
San Francisco
Britain
Bere Tares
Unas
By Products of Victory Aattle Report
A captured German factory produced over 3,000 typewriters for the United States army. About 110 Belgian workers, at 25 per day, supply the army, contrasting with 400 workers making 30 day for the Germanry. This by product of victory pleases by preserving local stores and showing Belgians prefer to work for the Allies.
Retired German Leader Marx Echoes On History’s Edge
The piece recalls Wilhelm Marx, former Weimar chancellor, now 82, with 70 year old ally Hans Fuchs named ober president of the Fifteenth Army occupation zone. It notes Marx’s 1925 presidential race where he narrowly lost to Hindenburg, a loss that might have altered Germany’s fate and kept it from Hitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Marx
Weimar Republic
Eisenhower
Marx
Hans Fuchs
Fifteenth Army
Aone
Field Marshal
von Hindenburg
Hindenburg
Hitler
Roosevelt
Capitol
Pennsylvania
White House
San Francisco Conference and the veto power debate
The piece argues against the blanket veto by great powers at the San Francisco conference and defends the postwar United Nations concept. It suggests small nations were freed by Allies and that the new organization rests on a shared community of interest, not old League ideals. It contrasts the old League with a proposed League of Nations built on unity among leading nations.
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San Francisco
Boston
New York Herald Tribune
World Organization
United Nations
League of Nations
San Franesco
Damon Runyon Characters Lure in Hollywood and L A
The Brighter Side notes Damon Runyon characters appear in Hollywood and Los Angeles film projects. The piece recounts a Broadway visit and interviews a Runyon figure named Glubglub about whether Runyon personalities have slipped into films, including tales of nights at a newsstand and poker games, with observations on social decorum and domestic life among the LA scene.
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Damon Runyon
Arthur Ungar
Variety
Metro
Twentieth Century-Fox
Broadway
Damon Runs 'You
Globalub
Jeanine Uo
Fitleths
Bert St
New York
Glubglub
Glubslub
Damon Runyan
Daemon Runyon
L.A
Hollywood
Inter
L. A
Matthey
Kihitaing
OrmHamed
Surplus Property Board faces graft risks and power plays
Washington scene centers on the surplus war property board as big business, small firms, and public interests clash over disposing war goods from plants to planes. Key figures include Wesley Sturges, Col Alfred Howse, and ex-senator Gillette, with ALCOA looms and attorney general intervention shaping behind the scenes battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Jarry
Trimman
Surplus War Property Board
Truman
Joe O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Alret
Wesley Sturges
Sturges Vis
Yale
U. S
South Pacific
Oll
Potomac
Howse
Swantervell
Congress
Aluminum Corp
Tittle Business
Biz Business
ALCOA
Andrew Mellon
Atty
Middle
Mttte
Sturges
Biddle
Finkl
Deft fragments hint at theater names and people in Charleston
Fragmentary notes mention Roy and Betty Grable styled names along with Ronald Calero and Rease Theatre in Charleston. The garbled text signals a local arts or theater context with nicknames and a playful tone. The readable bits name individuals and a city, suggesting a cultural or social item.
Non Fraternization Policy Sparks Army Critique In Germany
Soldiers across the Reich laments the non fraternization rule as ineffective and unenforceable. Officers and medical staff describe rising venereal disease, morale issues, and public ridicule of the Army. They urge leaders to acknowledge mistakes and allow natural interactions with locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Reichland
Bumy
Sotme
Lelon
Ask The Gazette Answers On Facts From The Gazette Service
The Charleston Gazette information service provides brief Q and A on energy efficiency Russian language use naval and military topics. It covers coin design changes, veterans pensions, ship prefixes, postwar education, submarine sizes, and dependency points for parental claims.
Rent control rants stain Charleston letters and war talk
Reader letters condemn rent controls as an assault on rights and liberty. The writer contrasts apartment rent disputes with wartime sacrifice, mocks political figures and wartime spend, and attacks Americans deemed spineless for seeking comforts while soldiers suffer.
Washington Daze and World Series Echoes of 1924
A rambling reminiscence recalls early Washington life, prices, and social habits, contrasting modern times with the 1920s. The writer mentionsSawyer the president’s physician, inflation, hotels, prohibition, and the first Roosevelt inauguration, linking memories to a 1920s World Series celebration and public mood.
Baering Down By Arthur Bags Baer
Fragmentary note from a 1945 piece shows garbled dialogue and misread names. It references a person nicknamed Bags and a belabored scene with a cymbal gift and a tense moment, but most details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baering
Arthur “Bags” Baer
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Charleston Gazette
Eye St. NE
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United States Naval
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C. Adking
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Alderson
Etee
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Wen
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