Philippine Guerrilla Efforts and Free Philippines Magazine
The piece details guerrilla networks in the Philippines distributing the Free Philippines magazine, radio broadcasts from KGEI and Voice of Freedom, and the mutual support between Philippine leaders in exile and resistance factions. It highlights American and Filipino cooperation, stories of civilians and women, and the Leyte-Samar free press reopening schools, with a call for a pattern of dignity and mutual aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islands
Jose Laurel
Manila
U. S
Philippines
KGEI
San Francisco
Brisbane
Australia
Voice
Fredom
Manuel Quezon
Washington
Saranac Lake
Sergio Osmena
Congress
Guerrllas
Guerrila
Col
William E Dyess
Peaple
Amercan Tivilans
United States
Free Philippines
WAC
Women's Auxiliary Service
Amparo Bonecila
Leyte
Far East
Singapore
Hong Kong
Java
Poultry Farmers Bucking OPA Order in North Georgia
In seven Georgia counties, most poultry farmers agreed to join the War Food Administration order to reserve poultry for Army use, while about 30 percent considered quitting or retreating to the black market. Some questioned OPA price ceilings and profits in chicken farming. Gasoline supplies may be cut for noncompliant farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
North Georgia
War Food Administration
Atlanta Constitution
Lumpkin
Hall
White
Dawson
Habersham
Cherokee
Forsyth
WEA
Army
OPA
Richard Curry
Columbus
Atlanta
Frank Buckhannan
Dairy and Poultry
The
Constitution
Office of Defense Transportation
WFA
Sheep-killing bear spices Utah dinner scene
In Murray Utah AP reports a sheep-killing bear attended a dinner hosted by Mrs. W E Tangen. A forest ranger commented humorously that the first course was not bad but the second helping was not good either.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Utah
Hosteux
W. E. Tangen
Baptists Inaugurate Centennial Crusade Sunday January 7
Baptists plan a nationwide Centennial Evangelistic Crusade opening Sunday January 7 with the Baptist Hour broadcast centered on "The Call of A New Era." Dr Bassett of Cutt Temple Baptist Church Texas will speak from WAB Atlanta studios, joined by leaders Pat Neil Walter F George Kraft and many ministers and laymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baster
Wallate Bacsett
Delat
Eptakit
Maryland
Texas
Homes End
Masson
Br & F
Lowe Paredo
Southern Repast Radio Committee
Avianta
Georgia
Bety
Servier
Banesett
Radio Commetes
Ue Progrer Nf
Sennhemn Baptists
Rz Ua
Bassett
Cutt Temple
Calfax
Lowe
Sear
The
Baptist Hour Chor
John D Hoffman
Eng Nate
WAB
Atlanta
Pat M Neil
Waco
Southern Baptist Convent
Baylor University
Walter F. George
United States
James L. Kraft
Christian Jayman
Chicago
Chinois
Baptist Hour
Mfe Dodd
Centenniass Evangelistic Crusade
First Baptist Church
Shreveport
Louisiana
W. A. Criswell
George W. Truett
Dallas
William C. Taggart
Chapman
United States Army
Louie D. Newton
Baptist World Allance
Columnists FDR Paste Each Other U. S. Subs Supplied
Washington dispatch reports that press conference remarks and Atlantic Charter questions sparked punditry from major papers including Hearst and the Chicago Sun. The piece notes daily columns, editorial stances, and the strain of flak over FDR's policies, with various columnists weighing in on the administration and media dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PFIRE
Dothan
Washington
Reupevels
Arvor Atue
York
Cole
Joby O Donnell
New York Daily News
Atlantic
Chicago Sun
Daly Gasip
Washinton
Democratic National
Charman
Bob Hannepan
Department of State
Westbrook Pegler
Paul Matton
Hearst Organization
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Janenteered Press
Peter Eases
Fredene S. Marquasit
Leste
Ameriven
Marquardt
New York
4Jon
Is Media
BRILL
Beinz
Rourke
Ieal
Problem Crase
Tris
Waltes
Aie Bek Senn
J. C. Dunlap
Deyton, Tennessee
Saue
Serenere
Seca
Ala
Cottondale
Fla
Panama City
Jacksonville
Miami
Tampa
Cottondale, Fla
Pensacola
Mobile
New Orleans
Points West
BAY Line
Ward's
Stock & Poultry
Montgomery Ward
Quantty
U. S. Army
Nash-Kelvinator
Detroit, Mich
Pittsburgh
Baptists
Lowriana
Alabama
WARC
Birmingham
WSFA
Montg Romery
the Wagon Wheel
American Legion Homes
Oates
ICE Eam
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