Let There Be Light and News Notes From The Press
Fragmented OCR text includes subscription rates and telegraph service info, Associated Press notices, and scattered religious verse. Names, times, and locations are jumbled. main readable items reference subscription costs, rates, and a bible quotation embedded among ad like boilerplate material.
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Associated Press
Arediad
Ube
Chicage
Bidg
New York
Waisrwen Beton
Allantis
Palladelae Cap
Aveta
Gaperm
Thomes Dellervon
Day of Reckoning as German Atrocities Rise
A Kiev eyewitness account relays German brutality during occupation, detailing shootings, desecration, and terror against civilians. The piece cites German boasts and actions to urge impending justice, with Russians and Allies seen as compiling a definitive record of atrocities.
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Moscow
Kiev
Germany
Rotterdam
Ecity
Naples
Poland
England
Turkey at War or Neutral? Eden Seeks Turkish Foes or Bases
Reports from Arkara suggest Eden and Turkish officials discussed luring Turkey from neutrality to halt German war material shipments while eyeing Allied bases. Turkish caution stems from vulnerability to Italian and German air attacks and a postwar security guarantee. Giraud retains command as De Gaulle's Lebanon handling fuels some sympathy for Giraud and calls for De Gaulle’s removal.
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Anthony Eden Hiad
Turkey
Germany
de Gaulle
Giraud
Lebanon
Unclear historical policy statement cited
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a policy toward trading or tabling actions linked to Allied leaders. Mentions British and "Rurbiane" entities and a pledge to avoid war gains, with references to barvarisin and Marbioery. Source readability is limited and no clear events, dates, or names are verifiable.
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Barvarisin
War capacity and global balance in postwar view
Frederick C. Crawford of the National Association of Manufacturers argues that no system guarantees success and that in no other system is finance worth having. Brig-Gen Lewia B. Hershey says single war workers should be drafted by skill. Law, a British minister, foresees world peace resting on the Soviet Union China United Nations and the British Empire.
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Frederick C. Crawford
National Association of Manufucturers
Pub Mg
Lewia B. Hershey
United States
British Empire
Soviet Union
China
United Nations
Lwhote
J Richand K. Law
Wilsons resignation and war talks echo in a shifting air
The piece traces Wilsons push for aviation production and battles with the Army over control, citing a Dallas visit to North American Aviation as pivotal. It notes his subsequent resignation amid authority limits and reports on Windsor gossip and wartime Britain, including Queen Elizabeth remarks and American volunteers.
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Washington
Charles E Wilpon
General Electric
Cdurtion Wizard
War Production Board
Wilson
Thizeare
Dallas
Veras
Jamen Kindelberger
Noth American
Kindelberger
Dalia
North American
Army
Thia
Bill Knoudsen
Bernie Baruch
Justice Dyrnes
Aviation
Ha Jarest
Navy
Byrnes
Charlie
Nelson
Hart
Duchess
Duchess of Windsor
Marigny
Harry Oakes
Evie Robert
Confused American View of European Alliances and World War II
The piece reflects on American confusion over European factions and British Soviet before United States entry. It notes naive pro French bias, distrust of Polish borders, and fears of Russian influence. It contrasts domestic political corruption with international propaganda and questions how to align with allies while facing a dangerous Hitler.
Alabama Farmers Urged To Order Fertilizer Now
War Food Administration urges Alabama farmers to apply for mixed fertilizer now and accept fall or winter delivery to ensure sufficiency for 1943 44. Officials say earlier orders help manufacturers and keep transportation and storage from bottlenecking. Storage tips and local dealer applications advised. note unrelated line about women bus drivers and hose repairs.
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Alabama
Auburn
War Food Administration
WFA
Atrest
Farmera
Battle for Aegean Islands Shapes World War II
The piece argues the Aegean Dodecanese Crete and cyclades control is central to the war. It notes German seizure of Leros and its strategic impact on the Balkans, Near East, and Russo German front. It claims island holds protect German right flank and block Allied aid via the Dardanelles.
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Oas
Aegean Islands
Leres
Dodecanese
Lares
Ukewtses
Near East
Balkans
Turkey
Germany
Mediterranean
Crete
Aegean
Hlac Sea
Hitler
Samos
Italian Dodecanese
Italy
Lkely
Rusaia
Pinhead Islands
Dnieper
Rtter
Poland
Balkan Peninsula
Dardanelles
Russia
Black Sea
Bea
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