Postwar diplomacy and power shifts loom in Washington notes
American diplomats and economists study Atlantic trust after World War II, expecting Europe to cooperate with western powers and noting Bolshevik restraint in Baltic and Balkan affairs. Stalin may press border concessions after Axis defeat while fears of capitalistic encirclement fade. News of lend lease timing and public health chest X rays frame broader wartime policy and strain.
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Asia
Baltic
Balkans
Woodrow Wilson
Ples
Lloyd George
Georges Monceau
Germany
Lenin
Sta
France
Tain
Wilhelmstrasse
Kremlin
Stalin
Europe
Moscow
Berlin
Constantine Dumansky
Mexico
Washington
Poland
der Fuehrer
United Nations
State Department
Downing Street
Winston Churchill
London
Leo T. Crowley
Office of Foreign Economic Administration
Crowley
Press Association
F.D.R
European non belligerents eye war moves and armistice odds
Sapient diplomats urge Stockholm Ankara and Madrid watchers to bet on an early armistice while neutral governments stay wary of a German surge. Turkey hints at staying out of conflict to honor Britain pact as Mussolini falls and Argentina wavers amid Berlin tilt.
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Stockholm
Ankara
Madrid
Gustav
Berlin
Turkey
Hitler
Great Britain
Franco
Japan
Philippines
Buenos Aires
Berchtesgaden
Axis
Mussolini
Ramirez
Reich
WACs Rally as Cheer Squad for Fort Sheridan Team
The WACs stationed at Fort Sheridan are not eligible for the post football squad but will lead cheers for the Fort Sheridan game at Wrigley Field against Camp McCoy. The four cheerleaders are Mary Neelands Evelyn Miller Mary Boyle and Ben Kovacs with Cpl. Frank Custer, former Wisconsin cheerleader, as coach.
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Chicago
Wacs
Fort Sheridan
Army Post
Wrigley Field
Camp McCoy
Wis
Mary Neelands
Evelyn Miller
Mary Boyle
Ben Kovacs
Cpl
Frank Custer
University of Wisconsin
Parker Exalts Whirlwind Style in Bout Preview
Parker previews a boxing showdown with Bobby Ruffin and Montgomery, noting Beau’s fading energy and the impact of an earlier wisdom tooth extraction. Wergeles questions Beau’s earlier knee injury and cites Montgomery’s tactical edge as a key factor in the upcoming lightweight title bout.
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Bobby Ruffin
Beau
Montgomery
Wergeles
Mr. Wergeles
Lightweight title feud stirs plans after New York bout
The article outlines a dispute in the lightweight division with Montgomery and Angott claiming the title post a New York State Athletic Commission sponsored tournament. Montgomery vows not to face Angott while Sam Angott lingers as a top claimant. Bobby Ruffin could unify by beating Angott and meeting the Friday night winner, a solution seen as unlikely. A final note mentions that one medium tank needs about two tons of spare parts annually.
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New York State Athletic Commission
Pennsylvania
Montgomery
Angott
N. B.A. Son
Bob
Samuel Angott
New York
Sammy
Bobby Ruffin
Cubs Acquire Infielder Glossop From Dodgers
The Chicago Cubs bought infielder Al Glossop from the Brooklyn Dodgers for waiver price and he passed his physical yesterday. Glossop, 33, is a former Phillies player who is married and lives in Bell, will report to the Navy nine in 1944.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Navy
al Glossop
Cubs
Brooklyn
Yeste Glossop
Phil Shia Phillies
Bell
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