Four World Leaders at Tehran and Cairo Headlines Rise
The piece notes the high stakes of the wartime conference among Roosevelt Churchill Stalin and Chiang Kai shek at Tehran and Cairo. It warns of German danger and overwork among leaders while detailing political shifts and the impact on postwar plans including Stalin's influence and the New Deal discourse.
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Editorials and remarks mix with wartime notices
A compilation of varied quotes and reports covers gas line shortages and a speeding case, wartime ribbons and ration tokens, school absences blamed on weather, and remarks from officials and journalists about distancing from old habits and continuing work.
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C. F. Carroll
Roosevelt shifts front on world politics and a new era
The column argues Franklin D Roosevelt aims to redefine policy beyond the New Deal as World War II reshapes power. It contends Russia’s rise decrees a revolutionary global order, predicts British diplomacy, Stalin, Churchill roles, and a looming decisive era surpassing past U S policy.
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Picayune
High Point War News And Local Updates In One Letter
The January letters note quiet New Year celebrations and two arrests, pledge war bond drives and Red Cross support, announce High Point College fund progress at 56 266 50 raised toward a 150 000 goal, and report hospital merger to form High Point Memorial. It lists local service calls, promotions, missing airman, DFC award, and draft notices with wedding announcements and community updates.
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J. E. Millis
W. T. Powell
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