Postwar Boundaries Challenge Allies Says Turner
Alfred Turnauer discusses postwar territorial disputes facing the Allies after Germany’s defeat. He warns small states between Russia and the Balkans may spark future conflict, detailing Poland Russia Czechoslovakia Hungary and others as central issues to redraw Europe’s lines. The piece highlights Baltic states, Danzig Memel Teschen and an Austrian revival as key focal points with potential compromises possible.
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Alfred Turnauer
Germany
Solomon
Russia
Balkans
United Nations
Baltic
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Soviet Union
Moscow
Finland
Scandinavia
Lake Ladoga
Gulf of Finland
Leningrad
Kronstadt
Poland
Britain
France
East Bressia
Danzig
Memel
Austria
Bavaria
Italy
Tyrol
Slavia
Adriatic
Trieste
Fiume
Istria
Hungary
Transylvania
Romania
Bia
Rumania
Dobrudija
Europe
Macedonia
Greece
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Comitasis
Turkey
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Dodecanese
Dardenelles
Carlo Sforza
US S.R
East Prussia
Vilna
Czechoslovakia
Sudetenland
Istria-Fiume
Rumenia
Bessarabia
Dobrudja
Balkan
Dardanelles
Milhaud Suite Provencale Led by Golschmann in St Louis
The St Louis Symphony Orchestra under Vladimir Golschmann performs Milhaud's Suite Provencale in a 1943 Victor Red Seal release DM-951. The eight movements blend Provençal folk songs with impressionistic color as Milhaud, born in Aix en Provence, reflects modern French music shaped by Debussy and a Paris Conservatoire background.
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Milhaud
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
Vladimir Gotschmann
Victor
Darius Milhaud
Venice
Provence
Italy
France
Aix-En- Provence
Paris Conservatoire
Debussy
United States
Milhaud Be
Vladimir Golschmann
St. Louis
Golschmann
B.B
Eisenhower Seen as Likely Successor to Marshall
The Army and Navy Journal says President Roosevelt would name General Dwight D. Eisenhower to head the Office of the Chief of Staff if General George C. Marshall becomes supreme commander of Anglo American forces. It cites Eisenhower’s North Africa mastery and plans for Sicily and Italy as evidence of capable leadership.
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Washington
Army and Navy Journal
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Chifef
George C. Marshall
Eisenhower
Churchill
Marshall
Africa
New England States
America
London
Kipling
Mark Twain
Barbee family history clarified in Casual Comment
The column corrects earlier errors about the Barbee family linked to the Bellevue Hotel. It lists six Barbee brothers with two deceased, noting where C A Kit Fred G and William F live, Claude in Louisville, and Mrs J S Welborn in town, and mentions Kipling and a poem about leadership and resilience.
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Barbee House
Bellevue Hotel
Barbee
Barbee Boys
Bellevue
Leach
High Point
C. A
Kit
Fred G
William F. Barbee
Claude Barbee
Louisville
J. S. Welborn
Biltmore
W. F. Barbee
Rudyard Kipling
Kipling
India
Victoria
Bombay
England
United Service College
Devonshire
North Carolina Loses 3.9 Percent of Civilian Population
Final census estimates show North Carolina dropped 3.9 percent in civilian population since 1940, with Dare county the hardest hit at 24.6 percent. Graham led county gains at 66.5 percent, while New Hanover surged due to shipyard employment and Onslow and Cumberland also posted sizable increases. Buncombe, Rowan, Forsyth, Johnston, Pitt and others sustained major losses. The period reflects wartime population shifts across the state.
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Washington
United States
J. C. Capt
Bureau of Census
Department of Commerce
North Carolina
Dare
Hyde
Madison
Avery
Anson
Ashe
Beaufort
Buncombe
Chatham
Clay
Currituck
Davie
Edgecombe
Pitt
Polk
Rowan
Rutherford
Tyrrell
Watauga
Wilkes
Yadkin
Yancey
Graham
New Hanover
Onslow
Cumberland
Pasquotank
Mecklenburg
Robeson
Forsyth
Johnston
Wake
Water Training in War Plants Sparks Army Support
The Department of Labor funds in plant training on safety for workers in war plants. Men from geological sur courses study water safety and the effort aims to ensure drinking water for servicemen and staff.
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Department of Labor
U. S. Army
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