London Telegraph Pays Tribute To General Eisenhower
The Daily Telegraph reports General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces in Europe, received the Freedom of the City of London and the Order of Merit from King George VI. Churchill praised Eisenhower for steadfast leadership and responsible decisions. The text covers his Guildhall address on humility, the emotional toll on soldiers’ families, and public admiration in London. The tribute article notes Eisenhower’s historic status as the first American to join the Order of Merit and describes ceremonial moments at Buckingham Palace.
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Dwight Denhower
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Winston Churchill
Guildhall
Navy crafts point system for discharge of personnel
Lt Cmdr Tyrell Krum writes from Washington on July 28 about the Navy Department approving a so called point system for discharge. The plan targets no more than 20 000 long serving wartime personnel with a release score between 53 and 58 points. One point per year of age and one point per three months of service plus the final approval rests with the commanding officer. Doctors note that many people recover before their appointment date.
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British Election Shifts Power as Attlee Forms Government
The British Labour Party defeated Winston Churchill's Conservative regime and Clement Attlee was commissioned to form a new government. Churchill resigned after presenting his departure to King George VI, who invited Attlee to lead the postwar coalition. Attlee vowed to finish the war with Japan and pursue democracy, freedom, and social justice. Meanwhile, a new insect repellent 6-12 will be limitedly released for farmers, yachtsmen, and sportsmen to combat malaria and biting insects, following positive test results at Rutgers University.
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George VI
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Italy
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Rutgers University
Coast Guards Celebrate155 Years of Service to the U S
The article recalls 155 years of U S Coast Guard service in peace and war with notes on its motto Semper Paratus. It highlights wartime roles in 1942 43 protecting coasts, landing troops, patrolling lanes, rescuing survivors, and maintaining navigational aids. It also lists local social notes about residents and a mosquito repellent claim.
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Europe
Asia
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Weekend Visit Spares Kusice Goode in Port Worthing
Miss Kusice Goode spent the Air, while Mrs Walda Townley and daughter Waldeen joined in a weekend visit to Port Worthing. The gathering included John Tanner Goodie and occurred during a stay in Houston.
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Walda Townley Woekend
Port Worthing
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John Tanner Goodie
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