Atlantic Charter debate in Greece Italy and beyond
The piece discusses Senate remarks by Senator Gillette on the Atlantic Charter and its status as opinion versus treaty. It traces Roosevelt and Churchill’s 1941 and 1943 positions, Soviet and Allied endorsements, and how various governments view binding nature. It notes implications for Poland East Prussia and postwar territorial ideas amid wartime diplomacy.
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Greece
Italy
Gillette
Senate
Europe
Roosevelt
Wnc
Poland
East
Prussia
Germany
United Stats Senate
Churchill
Soviet Union
Niny
United Nations
Washington
Jannuary
House of Commons
Atlantic
Great Britain
China
United States
Chuck
Howe of Commone
India
Commons
THB
Wilken
Tne
Aig
Grewic
Grea Putin
Verlude
Hotdiga
Tilesia
Polilisa
Rubber ice dangers urge caution for skaters
DANY POZEN warns of thin ice and drowning risks as old quarries and ponds attract skaters. In Lancaster County three rescues occurred this year after breaks near industry ponds. A safety tip advises keeping calm, supporting yourself on the ice edge, rolling onto the ice, and shouting for help after a fall into cold water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suidh
Lancaster County
Car Olds
Phintay Terest
What Wart of Wstillations see the Blg Inch and the Little Big Inch
A fragment quiz asks about wartime records and acronyms including Stilwell and Inch ships, with questions on geography and history. It mentions Foxhole university nickname and presidential elections, inviting named individuals and facts for answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Foxhole University
Joseph W. Stilwell
Chiang Kai-shek
Turkey
Central America
New York State
Letter to Journal From Theodore Vanderholt Case Preserves Secrets
A letter to the Journal defends Theodore Vanderholt amid a legal pressure claim that he faced a guilty plea to avoid jail. The writer disputes the accusation and asserts his innocence, recounting personal history and noting perceived pressure by police. The missing context hints at broader wartime commentary and diplomatic remarks woven through the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Varderhorg
Vandertoit
Tim
Theodore Vanderhott
War supply shifts and local dispatches from Corry and Meadville
Roaming reports note three largest packing firms in the country visiting this week, signaling that western and southern turkey shipments will be limited and black market operators control most of the civilian supply. Meantime a Meadville soldier delayed from training called his mother by phone before missing connections home. News covers war production appeals, supply disruptions, local business changes, and community notices including anniversaries, retirements, and a variety of wartime updates from Corry and Meadville.
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Meadville
Cay
Washington
Army
Etvine
Durat
Merle
Olur Wellems
Washington St
V-Mall
Hig
K. Murray
Slsfield Aullery
Watt
Peng
Barone
Cpl
Victor J. Wojciechawslel
Carry
Tit
Trensiurarters
Jari Ag
Mie
Avro
Netional iSociety Council
Audia
Wit Praeliegly Nauodl
Bi. Billiborough
Johnson Street
France
Anne Keppel
EL Harcton Keppel
Hospilin
Oh Syruplixe University
Corry Council backs thirteen mill box levy for 1925 budget
Twenty years ago the Corry city council approved first and second readings fixing the box levy at thirteen mills on a valuation of 6 008 245, generating 7 804 18 in revenue, with total budget income 82 092 28 after other sources. The meeting saw nurses from Corry Hospital bid farewell to Milas Purdum and Miss Hofetty while planning highway snow removal on West Smith street and inviting attendance at an American Rally Express Company event and related festivities.
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Dick Merker
Raymond
Bruce Hinchman
Citatian
Rad
Austria
Gist
Hinchman
Ik Squadron
Corry
City Courtell
Gorcon
Lab Aap
Italy
Kenneth S. Paulson
Lien. Paulson Iy
Mir
Harry A
Plogsii
Romania
Arbon Seven
Foinant
de Hoorn
Avery Voy
Df & Capeter Ail
Tadwis
Tony
Genter Street
Gerry
Shiva
Corty Baking ‘Company
Corry Hospital
Mabel Knopf
Milas Purdum
Miss Hofetty
American Rally Express
Shortage in Ammunition Spurs Production Plans
Washington reports wartime ammunition orders expand as Allied offensives surge in Europe and the Pacific. Army demand drives doubling of small arms rounds and mortars, with heavy artillery shell and modernization schemes, while Navy uses more army type shells for Pacific landings. War Manpower Commission to add workers. push to bring back laid off women workers and potential national service measures loom.
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Marvin
Ailrowsmiete
Washington
Yaguett
Noi
Eisenhows
Western Front
Atpunition
Fiat
Europe
ISA
North Africa
Wig
Salerno
Ines
Rank
France
St. Malo
Berlin
Thabalom
Navy
Pacific
Brebon
Sommervell
Army Service Forces
War Manpower Commission
Une
WMC
Somervelt
Congress
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Pred Kimball, Inc
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New York
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Chitagd Wurfgage
Bord
Detroit
Hambar
Com
Pittsburgh
Philadeipus
Associated Dress
Associated Press
Republi
Jon
Dany Pozen
The
Medical Society of the
State of
Pennsylvania
I. Q
Voice of
People
Cony
Lad
Russia
Britain
Rudisie Aalywady
Lane
Moxcow
Fie
Ath Dé Gaulle
Vie
Sarah
Tio Agensies
Erie R. R
Columbus
Loltaville
Yeb
Miler
Glenn
Spencer
William Foster
Ple Foster
Eld
Red Cross
Ger
Jman
Ripley
Itis Yogulag
Shaver
Charles Bracken
Herbert Brackee
Senjors
Chicago
Tith Regiment
Salvatore’ J. Consolo
Uni
Sicily
German Airport
Ile Anzio
Jerid
Iie
Wendell Bulings
AML
B2nd Airborne Division
Hollondythe
James Gavin
Holland
England
Wendy
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Qlomly
SDE Eia
Hea
State Highway Department
Orsk
Williamsport
Eystones
State Armory
P- Ge Wouss
Thomas Motor Co
Hewiel
Emerald
Florida
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