Will to Use UN Charter Urged by President Truman
In a plea following the San Francisco conference, President Truman urges immediate Senate ratification of the United Nations Charter. He stresses the need for a united will to use the charter to build lasting peace and warns that failure would betray those who died for freedom. Amen.
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United Nats
San Francisco
Ted States Senate
United States
Truman
Senate of the
United
The
United Nations
Organization For World Peace
United States Senate
Senate
George Penny
Guilford
Illie Lumpkin
Franklin
Mitchell
Iredell
Willie Clark
Edge
Henderville
Clementine
Office of Defense Transporta
Senators Dance Gala Despite War Travel Rules
The North Carolina Senate held a high-spirited gathering in Hendersonville with well over 100 attendees, including senators, spouses, and lobbyists, despite a wartime travel ban on non-essential conventions. The event drew criticism for flouting DDT guidelines while Washington speakers offered occasional seriousness.
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Senate
North Carolina
Associated
Isonville
Ittee
ODT
Jorie Hunter
Raleigh News Observer
Lynn Nisbet
Hendersonville
General Assembly
Raleigh
Washington
State Senate
Ike Lets Down Hair at Washington Press Conference
General Eisenhower held a spirited press conference in Washington detailing plans to dismantle the Nazi hierarchy and root out Nazi influence. He sang the praises of GIs and spoke candidly about fraternization, decorations, and civilian treatment of soldiers, showing humor and resolve.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower
Taft
Ike
Germany
Europe
Gestapo
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Fisenhower
Washington Press and Radio Corps
Pentagon
Tke
Naval Victories Equal Those Of Army
A veteran writer notes Navy heroes deserve public praise on par with General Eisenhower and other Army leaders. He cites Leyte battles under Halsey and Kinkaid as decisive, transforming Japanese naval power and aiding Pacific recovery, while reflecting on postwar recognition disparities.
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Albert Leman
Navy
Eisenhower
Bradley
Devers
McNarney Patton
Simpson
Spaatz
Doolittle
Europe
United States
Halsey
Winkard
Mitscher
Nippon
Kinkaid
Leyte
Philippines
Nile
Trafalgar
Jutland
Great Britain
Midway
Coral Sea
Pacific
Borneo
Okinawa
Japan
Alan G. Kirk
New York
Ike
Army
Washington
Rumor Mill Buzzes Over Royals Politics and Hollywood Moves
The column sketches a flood of rumors involving the Duke of Windsor possibly shifting allegiance to the United States, FDR aides and senators, Hollywood stars like Candy Jones and Billie Holiday, and political maneuvers at the state department and White House. It notes arrests, deportation debates, and shifting posts, with public notices from officials and comments on cultural figures.
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Duke of Windsor
Ralph Bellamy
Reno
Ray Bolgers
W. Churchill
Marlborough
Clayton
State Dept
Nelson Rockefeller
Candy Jones
New Guinea
Pepper
James Roosevelt
Sec
Navy
Robert Hannegan
Fdr
Congress
New York
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All News
Associated Credit
Focal News
High Point, & Co
Cartier
High Point
N. C
Willie
Sue
Tass
Ardennes
France
MacArthur
Stilwell
Wedemeyer
Nimitz
Spruance
Mitchel
Turner
Oldend
New York Harbor
G. I
Marine Corps
Winchell
MAN About Town
Fritz Kuhn
Russia
S. D
Julie Hayden
Glass Menagerie
G. J. Nathan
E. Cantor
Nora Martin
Gene Markey
Bethesda
Naval
Russell Islands
Gazettes
Billie Holliday
Har
Veterans’ Administration
Canada
Lee
Dewey
Paul Lockwood
Lockwood
Allen Tate
Caroline Gordon
Sewanee
Tenn
Tate
Sewanee Review
Tokyo
Manila
Raymond Paiges
Armand Deutsches
Benny Venuta
Curley
Boston
Journal-American
Max Kase
Kay Gallagher
Council For Civic Unity
Los Angeles
Gerald Lucifer Rodfish Smith
Committee of California
California
Smith
G. Raymond Booth
Exec
Sec'y
W. 7Th St
Mary Nolan
Imogene Wilson
West
General Marshall
Stimson
Marshall
T. Bennetts
Leroy Sanitarium
Darry Zanuck
Loretta Parsons
Hollywood
Vera Ray
Jack Cook
Angela White
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Langford
Ford
Hogan
New York City
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