Debates on Good Neighbor Policy and Pacific Invasion Plans
Column assesses expense of New Deal era policy abroad, noting Crowley totals two and a quarter billion with seven hundred fifty million more in commitments. It highlights Latin American alignment against Axis, Liscombe Bay carrier’s role at Tarawa, and anticipated 1942 spring invasion logistics, rail and port hurdles, and reliance on U S locomotives for Marshall’s operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tucker Cash
South America
Hugh A. Butler
Neka
Leo T. Crowley
Office of Foreign Economic Administration
Wallace
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Crowley
Argentina
Brazil
Peru
Chile
Dakar
Pearl Harbor
Hitler
Messrs. Roosvelt
Hull
Liscombe
Tarawa
United States ‘Marine
Tojo
Liscombe Bay
Navy
U. S Maritime Commission
Henry J. Kiser
Fore River
Boston
Liscombe Bays
Span
Bay of Biscay
France
Marshal Haig
Dieppe
Radio Schedule Highlights for Sunday Evening
A listings page shows a slate of religious programs, musical broadcasts, and variety shows. Programs include The Baptist Hour, The Catholic Hour, NBC Symphony Orchestra, Jack Benny, Bing Crosby and Carroll Goereh, and The Esso Reporter. The schedule notes time slots and network affiliations for Sunday transmissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esso
Richard Maxwell
University of Chicago Roundtable
John Charles Thomas
Upton Close
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Catholic Hour
Carl Goereh
Jack Benny
Fitch
Charlie McCarthy
Edgar Bergen
One Man's Family
Charmin Crosby and Company
Paul Lavatle
Sammy Kaye
Mexico
The
Dairy
Farn John
Kennedy
Church of the Alr Serm
Stanley Dison
America
Chicago
Murrow
Curt Massey
Jim
News of the World
Washington
Mogian
Philharmonic
Wort Dix
al Pearce
Gang
Mbs
East Lutheran
Imbs
Lands of the Free
Metropolitan Opera
Andre Kostelanets
Ore
Ife of
Lincoln
NBC
L. Stok
Family Time
Gladys Swa__sont
Cbs
Steelmakers
Blu
Mrstery
Irene Rich
Gildersleeve
Dramatico
Mary
Nabe
Drew Pearson
Shirer
Dorothy Thompson
Toples
Btlu
Frank Stuat
Nbe Qa Kids
Joe Kelly
M. C
Blue the People
Baric Bii
Bbergen
Nhbe
Jerry Lester
Alexander and Mediation Board
Nobe Kee
Cbc
Gabriel Heatter
Mbe
Nbe
Walter Winchell
Fred Allen
Cbhe
Jimmy Fidler
Hollywood
Phil Spitalny
Girl Orch
Gertrude Lawrence
Phil Baker
Che Cedric Foster
Rob Crosey
Compa Joa. Dunning
Luna
Che Biu
Roosevelt to Meet Rail Unions to Avert Strike
President Roosevelt plans a White House conference with leaders of the five operating brotherhoods and management to head off a nationwide railroad strike slated for December 30. The meeting will include A F Whitney D B Green Alvin Johnston H F Fraser and T C Cashen plus wage conference committees for east west and southeast regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Ite House
Cairotalks
A. F. Whitney
D. B. Cieen
Alvaniey Johnston
H. F. Fraser
T. C. Cashen
Mr. Roosevelt
FDR Orders Halt On War News Leaks
President Roosevelt directs War and Navy Secretaries and the OWI to withhold any information with security value until it can be released promptly with national security safeguards. He notes loyalty of press in Cairo Teheran conferences and urges immediate publication when safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
War and Navy
Office of War Information
Cairo
Teheran
Radio Schedule Echoes World War II Broadcasts
A fragmentary radio timetable lists programs and times across multiple stations. It mentions wartime news, music, sermons, and variety shows including readings by John Kennedys era figures, plus military commentary and special broadcasts through the evening.
Churchill Seen Past Crisis as Pneumonia Improves
London reports Prime Minister Churchill safely past illness as a bulletin says his temperature subsiding and pneumonia resolving. A heart irregularity noted while he is attended by a heart specialist in the Middle East, with hopes for convalescence by Christmas and return within weeks if no relapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Churchill
Downing Street
Middle East
Washington
Moscow
Quebec
Teheran
Cairo
Slogans Proposed To Recruit Women For War Work
Washington reports new war work slogans to lure about 2 million more women into service. Officials say the plan aims to unite armed services War Manpower Commission and Office of War Information under a single campaign design to recruit for the Women’s Army Corps and civilian roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Armed Services
War Manpower Commission
Office of War Informaon
Women’s Army Corps
WMC
Army
Joint
Army-Navy Board
Berlin Bombings Climax Relentless Reich Blitz
Allied air power storms across Europe in 1943 with daylight and night raids hammering U-boat yards, production plants, and major cities. American Fortresses and RAF Mosquitos drive a relentless campaign from St Nazaire to Berlin, with major strikes on Hamburg, Regensburg, Schweinfurt, Bordeaux, Trondheim, and others, signaling a turning tide in the air war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicily
E. B. Gallant
RAF
U. S. Army Air Forces
Reichswehr
Cherbourg
Brest
St. Nazaire
Bordeaux
General Pershing
Calais
le Havre
Clemenceau
General Marshall
British Empire
America
Adolf Hitler
Third Reich
Desrate Focke-Wulf
French
Germany
Wiaven
Emden
Reich
Theseas
Lorient
Flushing
Duesseldorf
Tag
Prbegibie Mitte
Ag Nnister
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Scheda
Wey
Amburg
Eall
Hamburg
Cologne
Norway
Trondheim
Heroya
Oslo
Bury
Hama
Europe
Regensburg
Schweinfurt
North Africa
Allied O
Frankfort
Mannheim
Ludwigshafen
Hanover
Bochum
Wilhelmshaven
Essen
Stun
Goering
Berlin
Ration Roundup of Food and Fuel Stamps and Gifts Eased
The Office of Price Administration in Charlotte NC announces expiry dates for Green A through F food stamps, sugar and meat books, shoe stamps, and gasoline A-9 coupons with regional validity notes. It also states no points for food gifts are lifted and outlines ration-free shoe imports for gifts or personal use with limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C
Fla. N. C
8. C
Tenn
Ala
Miss
North Carolina
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
L. W. Driscoll
Office of Price Administration
Charlotte
OPA
Collector of Customs
Travel Cut Saves Gas And Tires
The Office of Price Administration reports a three month official survey showing state mileage reductions of 72,660,097 miles and fuel savings near 6 million gallons plus 11,500 pre war tires. Eight states achieved a 40 percent mileage cut from 1941 figures including Connecticut and Washington. Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Illinois, Virginia, Connecticut, California led mileage saved with totals over 4 million miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Connecticut
Florida
Idaho
Montana
New Hampshire
South Carolina
South Dakota
Wyoming
Inn Dakota
Nevada
Ontana
Wyton
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Virginia
California
Indiana
Ohio
Government Sues Six Firms Over Chain Price Fixing
The government files civil suit in Washington district court charging six companies and three individuals with conspiring to fix prices on government sold chains. It seeks 2000 dollars for each violation and double damages, naming American Chain and Cable Company Bridgeport McKay Company Pyrene Manufacturing Hodell Chain S. G. Taylor Chain and St Pierre Chain among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Chain and Cable Company, Inc
Bridgeport
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