Review of Wilsons Fourteen Points and League of Nations debate
ARNE recalls the 1918 Capitol session where Wilson outlined the Fourteen Points and the push for a League of Nations. She notes the contentious covenant article ten and the enduring global debate on a multinational peace organization. Also cited are historic precedents from Kant to Streit and a 1940s note on arms production labor.
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League of Nations
Sigrid Arne
New York
House
Capitol
Wilson
Senate
America
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
United States Senate
Lacon
Paris
Poland
Anleaua
of Nations
League
Henry the IV
France
William Penn
Immanuel Kant
Clarence Streit
Aircraft output hits a wartime record in October
Washington figures show October arms production rose 5 percent from September with 8,362 planes built, led by aircraft gains of 10 percent in number and 9 percent by weight. War Production Board notes labor know how boosts, while gun output rose only 1 percent amid shifting military needs.
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Washington
Donald M. Nelson
War Production Board
Nelson
Loding Sagen
Sendas
Mlesse
Roosevelt and Willkie teased over presidential hopes in 1908 era notes
The item recalls Winchell mocking music ventures and Warner's contract talks while a Miami Beach scene has soldiers shouting for war aims. It mentions a Feb 15 1908 Saturday Evening Post page about Roosevelt as a business menace and a quip about Willkie eyeing the presidency, contrasted with Roosevelt.
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Warner's
Kyle Crichton
Collier's
Miami Beach
Fdr
Saturday Evening Post
Roosevelt
Willkie
King Carol to Speak From Mexico City CBS program
CBS announced former King Carol of Romania and anti Carol leader Dr Louis Rozin were invited to speak on a CBS radio program from Mexico City next Tuesday night. The invitation followed a call for a congressional probe into the broadcast and surfaced amid Romanian American democracy activity led by Rozin.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Mexico City
Carol of
Romania
CBS
Carol
Louis Rozin
U. S
Radio Schedule Highlights War Era Programs Across Networks
A dense listing of radio time slots shows a war era schedule with programs across networks. Entries include Lavalle Stradivari Arches, Sammy Kaye Sunday Serenade, The Church of the Air, U. S. A Chaplain dramas, and NBC CBS and NBC symphony broadcasts. The page catalogs half hour to three hour blocks, featuring news, commentary, science shows, theater, and music with mentions of stations nbe mbs and cbs.
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Lavalle Stradivari
Sammy Kaye
Cbhe
Mexico
America
Biu
Church of the Air
Cis Stanley Dixon
Labor For Victory
Serice
Nbe
U. of Chicago
Murrow
Cbe
Curt Massey and Company
Francie Drake
Mentary
Bdia
Nabe
Jim
Bia Celling Unlimited
Cbs Pilgrim
Chas
Thomas
Nbc National
Dr. Fosdick
Bilu
News of the World
Washington
P. Barnes
Blu-Basic Three Romeos, Vocal Trio—blu-weet
Philharmonic Gg
Fort Dix
Mbs
Lands of the Free News
Dunninger
Andre Kostelanetz
You People’s Church
NBC Symphony
Toscanini
Bla Pouty
Gladys Swarthout
Steelmakers
Irene Rich
John
Cbs i Catholic
Nhe News
Saludos Amigos
CBS Sunday Theater
Fleet Nighter
Great Gildersleeve
Biu Am ‘Ea
Cbs
Mbsse
Mbs K
Benny & Mary
Vareen
Bdlu
Shirer
Cbs Ence
Rotby
Ompson
Inatra
Orches
Ide
Joe Kelly
M. C
Basrie
Bergen
Blu
Erry Lester
Afta Bose
Weekly Report
Conrad Nagel
Cbs Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Basin Street
James Melton
Diane Courtney
Jimmy Fidler
Hollywood
Phil Spitainy
Girl Orch
Gertrude Lawrence
Bdiv
Phil Baker
Cedric Foster
Sunny Skylar
Bob Crosby
Nbc
Dbs
John Stanley
Dancing Musichestra
Newes
Nbc N Ews
Cha Wall
French Promise Quick Settlement Of Lebanon Dispute
French authorities in Algiers pledged a settlement tonight with Lebanon over independence amid tensions after Lebanese officials were arrested following parliament votes. The French Liberation Committee in a Cairo briefing said the solution must fit the League mandate and 1941 independence promise. British and French spokesmen differed on the crisis, with London cautioning a serious outcome if tensions persist after visits to Beirut.
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Algiers
Lebanon
Morocco
French Committee of Liberation
Chamber of Duties
League of Nations
Cairo
Robert G. Casey
Middle East
Beirut
Petain's Proposed Decree Aimed at Ally Acceptable Regime
In Bern on November 20 French leader Petain reportedly drafted a democratic constitution to appease the Allies after liberation. He allegedly planned to renounce Laval, restore the 1875 framework, and avert a violent revolution as the German grip ends.
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Petain
Bern
Switzerland
Henri Philippe Petain
France
Pierre Laval
de Galle
National Assembly
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Ham
Rep
Celler
United States
Roddysu
Duke Power CO
Winchell
Thrilling Adventures
Anne Rogers
WMFR
Ceder
the Baptist Hour
Rondthaler
Esso
Religion In the News
Richard Maxwell
University Chicago Roundtable
John Charles Thomas
Upton Close
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Carolina
Carl Goerch
Jack Benny
Fitch
Charlie McCarthy
Edgar Bergen
Bob Crosby and Company
Arabia
Egypt
Marshal
Eres
Vichy
French Committee of National Liberation
Journal de Geneve
Ong
de Vices
Stockholm
Rmn
Southern States
North State Telephone CO
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