Polish Exile Leader Recalls Flight From France
The account describes Polish escapees forming divisions under Maczek and others, their attempts to fight Germans and Soviets, the retreat from France, evacuation to Africa, and the perilous journey across the Pyrenees toward Bordeaux. It references Sikorski, Weygand, and Churchill involvement in organizing Polish resistance.
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France
Hitler
Russia
Generials Pruygare
Kettling
Maczek
tke-Be
Husz
Maginot Line
Norway
Paris
Bordeaux
Sikorski
Weyland
North
Africa
Weygand
Poland
Port Vendres
Pyrenees
Nowas
St. Jen de Lary
Betary
Winston Churchill
Xese
Alabama Governor Bars Daily Press from Conference
Governor James E. Folsom ordered Alabama daily newspapers barred from his regular press conferences. Only news wire services and weekly papers may attend. radio correspondents are represented by services and will be served. The order, not given a reason, will last until further notice and follows campaign accusations against daily papers.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
James E.cossor
O. H. Finney
Finney
Folsom
Iself
R. F. Hudaon
End Journal
Polish exiled leaders rally for Poland wartime unity
In London and across the Atlantic, Sikorski and I restructured Polish exile efforts, organizing morale, underground schools, and propaganda. We pursued aid from Britain, the United States, and Canada, meeting Roosevelt and Mackenzie King to train Poles on Canadian soil and to enlist Polish workers against Soviet saboteurs.
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London
Mimseve
Litins
Britain
Sikorski
Canada
Mackenzie King
Washington
Roosevelt
Poland
U. S
Chicago
Soldier Field
Detroit
New York
Buffalo
Humboldt Park
United States
U. 8
Berlin
White House
Sirski
Palm Beach
Ignace Paderwski
Esile
Padaryski
Jane
Paderwski
Pheumonia
New Jersey
Heaven
Earth
British Coal Production Report From British Information Service
A British Information Services reply outlines coal production and industry changes in Britain and Ruhr Germany after World War II. It notes an aging miner population, wartime losses, rising employment, higher wages, and export increases while domestic industry surges with gains across manufacturing sectors.
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EB. Palmer
New Era
Isentiel Record
Girect
Civeat Titan
Palmer
Great Britain
Europe
British Information Services
General Kuter Named Cheryman of CAB by Truman
Fragmented notice reports General Kuter named cherryman of the CAB by President Truman. The item cites Maj. Sen. Laurence and references moves to enable Kuter to serve while preserving military status, with Butler noted as U.S. representative to the councils involved.
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Gen. Kuter
My. Truman
Washington
Dan
Sre
Truman Inday
Laurence
Bettie Civil Aerevanties Tiearee
Kuter
Trman Ashok
Borsel
J Butler
United States
Council of the T
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