Atlantic Charter Gains Importance in Allied Strategy
The Atlantic Charter endorsed by Roosevelt and Churchill last August grows as a core blueprint for the postwar world and peace terms. Critics, including Lord Bennett, question its binding force while noting the charter reflects hopes and aspirations rather than immediate legal implementation.
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Awitt MacKenzie
Atlantic Charter
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Churchill
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England
United States
Lord Bennett
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British Empire
Furthemore
Furloughed and Moved Within the United States in Early 1942
The report notes that approximately 4.12 million people, excluding those on travel on furlough, were moved within the United States during the first five months of 1942.
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United States
Market Reports From St Louis and New York Stocks
Market reports cover livestock prices at St Louis National Stockyards with hogs scarce and cattle up to 12 dollars higher for top steers while vealers and replacement stock show gains. New York markets show restrained activity with minor price changes and thin offerings amid cautious weekend trading.
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Caucasus
New York Cotton Futures Slide On Higher Crop Estimate
New York reports a government crop estimate higher than expected, triggering liquidation in cotton futures. Prices tumble about two dollars per bale with most futures closing lower across the board, while the middling spot remains near 19.21 cents.
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Simple ivy poisoning remedy advised by washing with soap
One of the simplest remedies to allay the irritation from ivy poisoning is immediate washing of the parts affected with strong yellow laundry soap.
German Drive Rages Near Maikop as Stalingrad Pressure Grows
German assault presses along the Don bend above Kalach while massed panzer armies push into the Caucasus front. Soviet demolition teams likely prepared to devastate the Maikop oil field as Red Army withdraws under heavy shelling and air strikes.
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Roosevelt review unfinished as eight prisoners await fate
Military silence surrounds the district jail as President Roosevelt's review of findings remains incomplete. Executions chambers prepared. officials said no news yet on the eight prisoners. Outside, reporters note readiness and security amid ongoing saboteur case coverage.
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Stephen Early
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Alber L. Cox
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Thomas Rives
Second Front Rally Backed by Discredited Elements
In New York a rally funded by the Greater New York Industrial Union Council urged the opening of a second front. Speakers included non-Communists and Vito Marcantonio. Carded pleas in subways urged immediate Western front action, amid a charged war atmosphere.
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Roosevelt and Churchill Urged to Act in Unity
The piece argues that Roosevelt and Churchill will open a second front at once if supplied with ships planes and munitions. It condemns delay and urges action through concentrated weapon aid while leaving war strategy to democratic leaders.
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Rumors of Clemency Rise in Long Island Submarine Case
In the witness room rumors swirled about clemency for two prisoners, possibly George Flohr Daseh and Ernest Peter Barker, amid a Roosevelt decision pending on LinaL vision. Daseh, leader of the four man submarine group, was Arlington Special counsel and did not join the Habeas Corpus petition.
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Ernest Peter Barker
Roosevelt
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Supreme Court
Burger
American Flyer Bulletin Details Air Combat Score
American Flyer continued from page one. The bulletin states they fired sargoes of high explosives in the target area after which Capt. Charles Sawyer was credited with shooting down one enemy fighter and Lieutenant Patrick H. Daniels another.
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Charles Sawyer
Parick H. Daniels
Child dies after years in attic prison in Milford
Nine year old Alice Harria, kept in an attic prison by her mother and grandfather, died of pneumonia at a Milford school. County officials removed her from the home four years ago and placed her in a boarding home and later a school, where she learned to walk and eat solid foods. Humane Society found her emaciated in 1998. she weighed 31 pounds at the time. The county to bury her at Milford. her mother did not claim the body. The funeral had a memorial from Mrs Rowan, who mourns the child she had once cared for.
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Jennie Rowan
Norma
Aerial Gunner Claims Damaging Japanese Fighters
An aerial gunner named Cooning aboard a bomber reported firing on Japanese fighters during a mission. He said at least one likely fighter was destroyed and described the encounter as a successful defensive action against enemy aircraft.
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