President Truman conducts busy morning schedule amid arrival of Bidault
President Truman walks to the White House with secret service escort and greets bystanders. His tight itinerary includes talks with Taft Barkley McKellar Rayburn McCormack and Harris, plus credentials from Dr Charles Malik and discussions on Philippine independence with Osmena and cabinet members. French foreign minister Bidault arrives in San Francisco fueling Big Three talks.
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Washington
Truman
Blair House
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Secret Service
Harry
Harry Vaughn
Taft
Ohio
Senate Republican Steering Committee
Barkley
D-Ky
McKellar
D-Tonn
Rayburn
House
Rep
McCormack
D-Mass
Frederick Brown Harris
Senate
Robert E. Hannegan
South American
Charles Malik
Lebanon
Philippine
Sergio Osmena
T. V. Soong
China
Georges Bidault
Bidault
San Francisco
Iden
Molotov
Stettinius
Molo
Lessons from Israel's Rise and Fall for America
The writer contrasts ancient Israel under David and Solomon with its later division under Rehoboam and Jeroboam, noting oppression and burdens that sparked revolt. Four centuries of downfall mirror America’s early history, urging vigilance to uphold righteousness and the common good in young nations. The piece calls Americans to study Israel’s history for guidance and warning.
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Apostle
Israel
Solomon
God
David
Rehoboam
Jeroboam
Questions and Answers From a Global Confab
A quiz style recap covers clashes on the Manchurian border with Russia and Japan, noting over 2000 incidents and 1939 wartime losses for Japan. It identifies Sir James Grigg as British War Minister. It explains gold seal dollars used in the North Africa campaign with yellow ink, and traces Persia's name to the Pars province identified by Greeks as Persis.
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North Africa
U.S
Persia
Iran
Pars
Persis
Philippines
Japan
Cebu
Luzon
Mindanao
Eighth Army
Moro Gulf
Davao
Malabang
Lake Lanao
Zamboanga Peninsula
Cotabato
Baguio
Jose Paez
Teofilo Sison
Pedro Sabido
MacArthur
Jose P. Laurel
Formosa
James M. Long
Paris
Third Army
Czechoslovakia
Asch
Pilsen
Prague
Moscow
Berlin
Supreme Headquarters
U. S
Third
Munich
Lake Constance
George S. Patton
Grafenworh
Red Army
Elbe
Dresden
First
Mulde
Leipzig
Ninth Army
Wittenberge
Hamburg
Gartower Forest
84Th
Prezelle
5Th Armored
Diesdorf
Abendorf
Eisenhower
Zeven
Bremen
Germany
Emden
Wilhelmshaven
Aschendorf
Demden
Papenburg
Erbendorf
Hitler’s Threat Dismissed as Public Opinion Presses On
Field Marshal Montgomery says Hitler’s downfall is not inevitable as German propaganda claims. Allied leaders acknowledge some fleet damage but no battleship or major ship sunk. Nimitz notes the next months test a generation. Douglas of Illinois cites a reprieve to build peace.
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Mr. Truman
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
House
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Hoover
Truman
Cordell Hull
Hitler
Sir Bernard L. Montgomery
Chester W. Nimitz
Ay ‘A
Emily Taft Douglas
Illinois
Germany
Berlin
Hiller
United States
Old Country
Bismarck
The Church Stands For The Highest And Best In A Na
A short reflection on the church's role in upholding moral aims and community ideals, emphasizing its commitment to elevating conduct, charity, and shared values within the local area.
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Manila
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Treasury
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D-Ga
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Bristol
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Earler Churchill
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