De Gaulle Sees Progress in Talks With Roosevelt
Optimistic report from Washington on July 10 quotes General Charles de Gaulle saying conversations with President Roosevelt achieved the main aim of improving Franco American alignment. De Gaulle notes a shift of capital to liberated France and outlines plans with allies for wartime and postwar peace.
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Roosevelt
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de Gaulle
United State
New York
Gentemen
Hull
Relief Guaranteed or Money Back
Public notice promotes H. F. as a treatment for Athlete's Foot, detailing the germ Tinea Trichophyton and claiming rapid relief. It describes symptoms, spread, and a treatment method to paint on the affected areas twice daily, with cure in three to ten days.
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De Gaulle outlines postwar aims in Paris press conference
De Gaulle assures no French ambitions to annex territories though Rhineland and other areas may be kept under occupation for security and mass welfare. He cites need for U.S. British French agreement on civil administration as liberation proceeds and hints at moving capital before Paris is liberated.
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de Gaulle
France
Europe
Rhineland
United States
Irving Langmuir
Langmuir
Churchill
Plan Outlined for Postwar Policy Return to States and People
The proposal calls for limited federal power, ending war regulations after peace, returning large federal lands to the people with homestead preference for returning soldiers, and restoring government rights to the states. It emphasizes strict economy and local control.
Fayetteville Man Goes to Trial for Woman's Murder
Budd Budd Post and Hardware Company head stands trial in circuit court for first degree murder in the April death of Norma Smith, a 42 year old school teacher beaten in her Fayetteville home. Deputy prosecutor Glen Wing filed charges after speaking with relatives as juror selection began. Budd is free on a $30,000 bond.
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Budd
Norma Smith
Miss Smith
Glen Wing
Budd Post and Hardware Company
Liberty
Body of Missing Woman Found in Ozark Canyon
The body of Mrs. A. S. Green, 81, who vanished from Devil's Den two weeks ago, was found at the canyon bottom two miles from her home. Hunters E. E. Death and U. S. MacaDoo, spotting vultures atop a hill, alerted authorities and led to the discovery.
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Fayetteville
A. S. Green
Devil's den
E. E. Death
U. S. MacaDoo
Westport
Emeralds and Glass In Old Gem Lore
The passage notes two weeks of intensive search ending with a discovery of Mrs. Green who was not immediately determined to have died. It mentions emeralds as ancient gems and defines glass as silicic acid combined with an alkali.
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