Diplomatic Shifts Hinge On Red Moves
Four key diplomatic appointments linked to U S relations with Russia and the Roosevelt Churchill Stalin conference await executive action. The decisions include naming a new undersecretary of state and an envoy for the preliminary talks.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Talks on wartime posts amid Mos cow policy shifts
The article outlines potential U S wartime postings including a regular ambassador to the Soviet Union and the American representative on the Inter Allied Mediterranean Committee. It notes Sumner Welles resignation rumors, Admiral Standley’s Moscow post, and candidates such as Welles, Hariman, Hopkins, Harmoran, Murphy, and Douglas for key roles.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Inter-Allied Mediterranean Committee
Sumner Welles
William H. Standley
Vyacheslav Molotoy
Anthony Eden
Messrs
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Hull
Welles
W. Averell Harriman
London
Harry Dd. Hopkins
Harmoran
Washington
Russia
Admiral Standley
Robert D. Murphy
Conciliator sought to end Glass workers strike
A local conciliator arrives to negotiate a settlement of the glass workers strike. The Garner family plans an October 1 reunion at the Harris M. Garner home near Denton. Dr. Joseph Rennie spoke to the Kiwanis Club on the Constitution and the 1787 ratification process.
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Garner
Harris M. Garner
Denton
Joseph Rennie
Kiwanis Club
Elwood
United States
West one to have 1000 spindles by 1924 start
Plans call for a West One project to install 1000 spindles and begin operations January 1, 1924. A deed transferring the old B. F. E. Moore lot on Green Street was made by Hannah M Lip pencott and others to S. C. Clark and others yesterday. Miss Alice Walker will wed Starke S. Dillard in Charlotte on October 5.
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B. F E. Moore
Green Street
Hanah M. Lippencott
S.C. Clark
Alice Walker
Starke S. Dillard
Charlotte
Helen Muse
Virginia Woodson
Richmond
Pauline Simmons
Winston- Salem
Katherine Raymond
New Clues Sought In Marigny Case
Private investigators Raymond C. Schindler and Leonard E. Keeler were hired by the defense in the Alfred de Marigny murder trial to probe the Sir Harry Oakes slaying. They plan to travel to Nassau to examine questions and physical evidence, with no commitment to use a lie detector.
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Miami
Fia
Alfred de Marigny
Nassau Bay
Harry Oakes
Raymond C. Schindler
Leonard FE. Keeler
Northwestern University
Schindler
Nancy Oakes de Marigny
Keeler
Brown Quits CBS After News Row
New York CBS broadcaster Cecil Brown resigns over what he calls non opinionated news policy. He cited an Aug 25 broadcast in which he said enthusiasm for the war is evaporating into thin air. CBS said editors objected to editorializing and discussed freedom of speech and potential risks to newsroom objectivity.
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New York
Cecil Brown
Columbia Broadcasting News
CBS
Paul W. White
CBS News
Bill Henry
East African Troops Reinforce Colombo Garrison
A strong contingent of East African soldiers arrived at Colombo to reinforce the British naval base. Veterans of the East African campaign against Italy in 1941 will serve under Lt. Gen. Harry Edward Wetherall, governor of the island stronghold.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Harry Edward Wetherall
India
Millis Cotton Mills Featured in Local History
The September 23 1900s item highlights the Millis Cotton Mills, noting local industry, ownership, and impact on the town’s economy. A brief snapshot situates the mill within the broader history of the era.
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Millis Cotton Mills
Chicago butcherette runs shop solo after husband joins navy
Mrs. Harold Cagle, wife of a man who has joined the navy, operates a Chicago butcher shop alone. She handles buying, selling, cutting, slicing and rolling for about 125 customers daily and occasionally shares tips on meat preparation.
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Chicago
Harold Cagle
Navy
Broughton Praises Advertising Program For North Carolina
Governor Broughton lauds a broad and constructive state advertising campaign in newspapers magazines and pamphlets over four to five years. He cites agriculture industry and tourism, notes financial stability tax policy and infrastructure as keys and urges post war expansion with a comprehensive plan.
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Raleigh
Broughton
North Carolina
Novelist Dies in London at 78 After Illness
London reports the death of novelist Mrs Glyn aged 78 or 79 next month after several weeks of illness. She gained fame with the novel Three Weeks and taught Rudolph Valentino how to act in screen love. The year 1931 had record low US and Canadian death rates per life insurance records.
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London
Flinor Glyn
United States
Canada
BC Headache and Neuralgia Remedy Ad
Advertising copy touts BC as a fast option for headaches neuralgia and muscular aches. Claims quick relief with 10c and 25c sizes and a sedative effect for simple nervousness. Advises consulting a physician if pains persist and using only as directed.
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