Big Three falter as Teheran gains fade in wartime unity
Faced with strained ties after Teheran, Moscow and Cairo conferences, the Big Three alliance frays over peace terms, Jewish settlement, oil and bases. U S and Britain dispute Russia, Badoglio Italy is recognized, Roosevelt wary of a fourth term as November voters loom. If leaders fail to unite, the world risks losing the peace and America may brace for World War II.
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Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Moscow
Cairo
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Appar
Finland
Poland
Baltics
Balkans
Great Ia
Italy
Badoglio
Rus
Teheran
Holy Land
Ill
State Department
America
Gillette
Ohio
Stettinius
Mr. Roosevelt
The Transforming Friendship Sermon on Jesus Love and Faith
A sermon reflects on Jesus sacrifice and friendship, citing John chapters and Paul Romans on redemption. It argues Christians seek personal renewal through belief in the living Christ and faithful discipleship.
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Jesus
Paul
Christ
Perspective on war era bonds and civic duties in High Point
The piece gathers quotes from local residents and service members in High Point on wartime themes. It covers bond refinancing opinions, garbage operations during gasoline shortages, honoring fallen servicemen with plaques, Teague trophy honors, Nazi mobilization rhetoric, global war outlook, and the view that a future peace requires broader international cooperation.
Will Hull Reports Washington State Department Reorganization
The column notes a pending reorganization of the Department of State possibly led by Edward R. Stettinius Jr after his England trip. It cites gains from Congress for 600 more workers and suggests Joseph Grew may head the Far Eastern division, outlining postwar challenges including Japan. It also reviews Robert Sherrod's Tarawa.
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Washington
Department of State
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
England
Stettinius
Congressional Appropriations Committees
House Appropriations Committee
State Department
Congress
Joseph Grew
Japan
War Era Heroes and Controversy Highlight Hartmann and Others
A Dayton Ohio physician and World War I veteran is praised for wartime care of wounded sailors after a carrier was bombed in the Mediterranean. Lt Comdr Hartmann earns British decoration for heroism, while others including Francis Hill and George Hill face scrutiny over wartime actions and political stances. Forbes, Nye, Lipshutz, Lifsehitz, and Rankin are referenced in a sweeping, contentious profile of military service and public conduct through World War II.
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Dayton
Ohio
Veterans’ Hospital
Mediterranean
Hartmann
Jerome Hartman
Ie Bay
Patton
Harry
Italy
Joseph Lipshutz
Portland
Ore
Pearl
Marine Corps
Solomons
Corp
Jacob Lifsehitz
B’klyn
N. Y
Harry Lifsehitz
New
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Mgr
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High Point
N. C
Uatasien
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Audit Bureau OF Circulation
John
Jesus Christ
Leslie D. Weatherhead
S. Sgt
S. A. Hiatt
Fort Leonard Wood, Md
Sarah A. Boone
Rep. Dies
Dies
Bund
Walter Winchell
H. N. Williard
Public Works
T. (. Kirkman
Page Harris
Goldsboro
Dittmar
Hitler
Cpl
Carley McLean
Rangoon
China
India
Europe
Africa
Clyde Foushee
HULL
Jack Stinnett
Robert Sherrod
Tarawa
Bob
U. S
Betio
Tarawa Atoll
Hamburg
Berlin
Sherrod
el Alamein
Salerno
Guadalcanal
Winchell
Broadway
George W. Hartmann
Pearl Harbor
Hartman
Cons
Uncle Sam
Francis A. Hill
U. S. Army Air Corps
Hillsdale
N. J
Col. Hill
Dieppe
Tunis
North Africa
Wehrmacht
Pantelleria
Sicilian
George D. Hill
Ham Fish
U. S. Atty
Bill Maloney
Cong
Justice Dept
Prescott Dennett
Hill
D. C
Hil
Viereck
Cong. Fish
Glen Nye
Raleigh
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Netherlands
Air Corps
Col. Nye
Grimly
Nye
France
Gerald Nye
North
U. S. Senate
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New Deal
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G. L. K. Smith
John Rankin
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Rankin
House
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