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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1944
Page
2
The article argues for a concrete policy to unite three powers in wartime and seeks a clear, lasting peace. It notes hopes for a conference scheduled around the 25th with Marshal Stalin to clarify misunderstandings and reduce distrust, shaping a unified war effort.
A brief literary fragment presents a biblical quotation from Revelation 3 20 on honoring the Son and Father, attributed to Michael Bruce, with a mention of the Man of Sorrows in sorrowful pain.
In Washington Frances Perkins called for dissolving wage and price controls and uniting federal labor dispute activities under the Labor Department. She urged ending government control of wages after the war and reducing agency overlap. She reportedly offered to resign, a move said to be on the President’s desk for many months.
A wave of rumors from London and Washington hints at another Roosevelt Churchill conference this year. Speculation centers on military, diplomatic, and policy issues for liberated countries, with possible participation by Stalin. The urgency suggests a high-level gathering likely before 1945.
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers heard Dr. Alfred Africano of Cumberland, Maryland, warn that Germany could develop a super rocket capable of crossing the Atlantic to strike the United States with a ton of explosives. He cited technical hurdles, cost around ten million dollars, and fuel needs, noting future advances could make such attacks plausible.
In a sharp editorial tone, the piece notes youth resilience and states that while youths can outfly anything, only Treasury Secretary Henry Mor Renthaul is barred from owning War Bonds or government securities. It implies public support for similar limits on citizens.
A long account traces Nelson Rockefeller and Joseph Grew through Latin American diplomacy, State Department reforms, and profits versus public interest. It cites Rockefeller hosting dignitaries in Miami, Grew's career, Nicaragua and Mexico tensions, Marines debates, and the 1924 establishment of a career service with promotions controversies.
A vivid reminiscence of the Senate office building caucus room as a historic stage for New Deal battles. The piece traces power shifts among Kellogg Grew and other diplomats, recalls investigations and hearings, and notes the recent attempt to scrutinize Secretary Stettinius's “team” and the diplomacy establishment.
Radio schedule details for Saturday December 19 1954 listing morning to late night shows and AP News segments. Programs include Wake Up and Live Mustard and Gravy Coffee Club AP News Morning devotional Kiddie Club Farm and Home programs The Hawaiians Jews Dennis Taye Smilin Ed McCoonel Goodyear Band Review The Joynders Napier Field Jamboree Rhythm and Reason Our Movie Reporter Musical Roundup Sat Concert Hour and various syndicated shows. Also networks Friday listings feature I Love a Mystery World War II programming The Raymond Scott Shows Friday highlights Paul Lavalle Concert Duffy's Tavern and more with multiple times and hosts.
A wartime address discusses the danger of power blocs in Europe and the threat to the United Nations system. It warns that blocs could vote in unison, alienate the Orient, and endanger global order, recalling the League of Nations’ failure from power politics.
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