East doubts Atlantic Charter impact in Asia and Orient
The East shows little faith in the Atlantic Charter amid suspicions it favors white races. Readers in China and the broader Orient fear postwar exploitation by Britain and the United States, doubting American resolve to implement the Charter. Some see isolationism returning as Europe and Asia bear the war’s aftereffects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewitt
MacKenzie
India
China
Britain
Orient
Russia
West
Unitedités
Erica
Europe
Asia
Uncle Sem
United States
Market Report From St Louis Port Shows Mixed Livestock Results
National Stockyards figures indicate hogs at 170 pounds plus mostly steady with some early gains, lighter weights up to 15.40, sows higher. Cattle and calves show broad activity with steers and heifers up to 18.00, slaughter ranges 9.50 to 16.25, feeders 9.25 to 14.75. Grain and provisions note wheat pressure, corn steady, soybeans firm, cotton futures up on demand, stocks retreat after Casablanca conference news.
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Louis
Chicago
Yerger Vocational Meet Heads to January Conference
Yerger high school hosts the Southwest District Vocational Agricultural and Home Economic teachers conference Thursday January 28 at 9:30 am. State Supervisors AAA Extension and U S DA War Board reps discuss farm goals for 1943 war effort and cooperation of field agencies with teaching units and local Victory program planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest District
Vocational Agricultural and Home Economic Teachers
Yerger High School Vocational and Home Economic Department
State Supervisors of Vocational Education
AAA, Extension
U. S. D. A. War Board
O. S&s
Roosevelt and Atlantic Charter Guide Postwar Reconstruction
Commentator asserts the world relies on the United States to win the war and aid postwar reconstruction. President Roosevelt's four freedoms and the Atlantic Charter are described as a guiding pillar for millions in the Orient, despite fears of possible disappointment.
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United States
Roosevelt
Orient
Better Hearing Puts Many To Work On War Jobs
Thousands of men and women are filling key war industry roles after improving hearing with Sonotone devices. The ad invites job seekers and workers to get a free hearing measurement, promising guidance on whether it helps win the war effort. Sonotone service operates through Hope Arkansas centers.
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Thie Eite
Sonantone
Sondone of
Hope
Arkansas
Congressmen (Continued From Page One)
Congress discussion centers on wartime measures with Hull and Rayburn noting secrecy limits. Officials hint at a European invasion plan and joint actions against Germany, Italy, and Japan. Congress debates drafts, taxes, rationing, and fuel oil priorities amid war mobilization.
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Sam Rayburn
Hull
Germany
Italy
Japan
Senate
House
Congress
Office of Price Administration
Selective Service
Lewis
Hershey
Roosevelt
Edward J. Flynn
Australia
Foreign Relations Committee
War Production Board
Texas
Seymour
Ind
United Mine Workers Policy Committee
War Labor Board
Little Steel
Hep. Williams. Cole
R + MO
Rep. Maas
R-Ming
Marine Corps Reserve
De Gaulle and Giraud Reach Pact in Casablanca Talks
Allied leaders in North Africa announced a joint communique after two days of talks between Gen. Charles de Gaulle and Gen. Henri Giraud in Casablanca. They pledged to liberate France and defeat the Axis, with possible future roles for each leader and exchanges of ambassadors. The statement noted continued discussions and agreed to prioritize French Africa forces for armaments and to pursue a permanent defense of French interests.
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Wes Gallagher
North Africa
France
Ane
Todiay
Genenvi Giraud
Charles de Gaulle
Roosevelt
Churchill
London
National Committee
de Gaulle
National Council
Giraud
Georges Catroux
Syria
Dukay
Algiers
Henrs Giraud
Casablanca
Girraud
United Nations
Tunisia
FDR Churchill Plan for Unconditional Axis Surrender
Allied leaders in Casablanca mapped a 1943 war strategy to force Germany Japan and Italy to surrender unconditionally. Roosevelt Churchill coordinated to leverage Tunisia gains and Mediterranean access, with Eisenhower Montgomery to lead combined or coordinated operations. Stalin and Chiang Kai-shek were kept informed as plans for broad Allied offensives and internal French unity advanced.
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North Africa
Genral Erwin
Rommel
Tripoli
Roammel
Tunishi
Tunisia
Dwight DB
Eisenhower
Eighth Army
Bernard Montgomery
Montgomery
Europe
Aviv
Russia
Mediterranean
Crete
Sardigia
Sicily
New York
Cairo
Calcutta
Africa
Atlantic
Mgr
Roosevelt
Churchill
Associated Press
Casablanca
Maroco
Germany
Japan
Italy
Urchill
Rendexons
Charlies de Gaulle
Henri Giraud
Joseph Stalin
Chiang Kai Shek
China
Azi
U.S
New Guinea
Gaille
Giraud
Stalin
Laborers Wanted at McAlester Oklahoma
Laborers, both white and Negro, are wanted for work at McAlester Oklahoma. According to the U S Employment Service Hope office, applications will be received at 20 East Second Street Hope. Pay is 30 cents per hour, time and a half for overtime above 40 hours, with a total of 60 hours per week offered now.
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McAlester
Olli
U. S. Employment Service
East Second Street
Hope
U S Bombers Strike German Homeland In First Attack
United States heavy bombers attacked naval installations in Germany marking the first raid on the German homeland by the U S Army Air Force. Possible targets included Bremerhaven Wilhelmshaven and Hamburg as RAF raids continue in support. Liberators and Fortresses carried heavy loads in the operation amid ongoing European bombing campaigns.
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London
Dan
United States
Germainy
United States Army Air Force
Germany
Bremerhaven
Wilhelmshaven
Hamburg
Adolf Hiller
Far
RAF
Lorient
France
Gironde
Bordeaux
Rube Valley
Berlin
United States Army — Air Force
St. Zaire Ot Jit
United States Army
Poree
Russians claim surrender of 12000 Nazis after brief engagement
The Russians report 12 000 Nazis surrendered after a brief engagement. Among them 1 467 German officers and men were taken prisoner. The 594th German infantry regiment reportedly surrendered in the Stalingrad trap, while parts of the 669th were wiped out. The Red Army also seized towns across the southwestern and southern fronts and captured large stores of weapons and materiel.
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Stalingrad
Red Army
Voronezh
North Caucasus
Allies Plan Aerial Aid Strategy for Russia and China
In Casablanca, Allied leaders discussed supplying five maximum aerial aid to the Soviet Union and China, while communicating with Chiang Kai-shek about shared efforts in the global war. The meetings occurred at a secret hotel site with heavy U.S. troop security and villa-based living quarters. Churchill traveled from Britain aboard a four motor Liberdator bomber, using the same crew and aircraft as a prior trip, as details of presidential plans remained undisclosed. Damage to railway property by fire in 1944 marked the largest annual loss since 1924.
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Stilin
Chiang Kai - Siek
China
Russia
U. S
Britain
Casablanca
Churchill
Cairo
Moscow
Willian Varderkloot
Sarasota
Fla
Atlantic
Income From Rents And Royalties In Tax Filing
Taxpayers earning rents and royalties report net income in Form W 2 item 11 and 65. Explainable deductibles include depreciation repairs and replacements, with distinctions between maintenance and capital improvements. Royalties from minerals allow depletion, subject to statutory limits.
Senate Refers Strike Bill to Committee
The Senate Judiciary Committee referred Sen. W. HH. Abingtons bill to restrict picketing by strikers to the Labor Committee for a public hearing Monday night. The committee reported favorably but opponents argued labor's right to speak. Governor Adams proposal to limit police enforcement of criminal law statewide faced no, or limited, support. Senator John Cleer's measure to revive an old law permitting county judges to appoint students to the University of Arklahoma was approved.
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Little Blyck
Senate Judiciary Committee
Labor Committee
Sen. W. HH
Abington
Judiciary Committee
Lena
Dick Mason
Camden
Clyde Syed
EL Dorada
G. W. Loupkadoo
Arkadelphia
Lee Reaves
Hermitage
Ernest Maner
Hot Springs
House
W. L. Ward
Marianna
Ray Milum
Harrison
John Ihe Moore
Adena
Byrd
Adeins
B. W. Buchanan
Nevada
Senate
John Cleer
University of Ar
Hope Boy Promoted to Technical Sergeant
Raymond 4). Urban of Tape has heel piramated Trem a stat sere enn la on Webnital sergeant, Ls Was rearmed here today. Ile is the , son of Mrs. 7. 4. Urbaty of Harit tan street, late te ae Djerba, off Vanisia, is the larg est island on the Mediterranean gy. Barbary coast. Approximately P0 per cent of all America homes are of wood frame construction.
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Raymond
Urban
Ile
Urbaty
Harittan Street
All America
Kansas Senate backs lace bill and road overseers measure
Kansas passed 40 to 1 in support of a lace bill as Senate opposition collapsed. The chamber dissolved a special committee early to review the measure and a House bill by a slot. Fulton, creating road overseers for Fulton Court, passed 2 to 1.
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Kansas
Senate
Chamber
Fulton
Fulton Court
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Paultry
Yerger Home
Barlow Hotel
Max Wag
Meen Yunis
Carthage
DeGaulle
Fdr
Gantinsted
McAlester, Oklahoma
Hope Star
Hope Boy
Ean
E. P. Young
Booster
Pylet
Eis
Raleigh
Colley
Fred
Smith
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