War Peace Aims Drive Postwar World Order
Mackenzie argues enduring peace shapes public aims after World War II. He highlights the Big Three power dynamic, Russo British relations, and the Moscow Churchill talks as pivotal to forming a workable peace league and accelerating Germany's defeat. He notes America and Britain must collaborate with the Soviet Union to ensure a stable postwar order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benitt MacKenzie
Dumbarton Oaks
World Organization
Sparks
Era Saees
Moscow
London
United States
Russia
Britain
Stalin
Churchill
England
Europe
America
Two Pillars for World Peace Honest Nations and Free Press
Dr. Carl Hambro outlined two essential pillars for a peace system at Dumbarton Oaks. Absolute honesty among nations builds trust, and absolute press freedom ensures transparent news collection and publication, countering old horse-trade diplomacy.
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Dumbarton Oaks
New York
Carl Hambro
London
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Hambro
New Red Ration Stamps Valid From October Twenty Ninth
Washington announces new food stamp dates for ration book four. Red stamps L3 M5 N5 and PS become valid October 29 for meats and dairy, worth 50 points, lasting to December 3. Blue 10 point stamps 5 T5 U5 V5 W5 go valid November 1 and remain issued until December 1, with indefinite validity for stamps to be validated. The Palisades of the Hudson in New Jersey are described as a near vertical cliff of colored basalt rising 300 to 500 feet above the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Hudson
New Jersey
Trojans Rout Huskies In 38 To 7 Victory
Southern California overwhelmed Washington 38 to 7 before 70 000 at home. Gordon Gray, in his last game for the Trojans, opened with a 50 yard punt return and added a 45 yard run in the third quarter as USC built a decisive lead. Washington, unbeaten and untied, saw its Rose Bowl hopes fade in a multifaceted USC attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Southern California
Washington
Huskies
Trojans
Gordon Gray
Radio Free Future and War Reflections
The column discusses unconditional surrender and stoking German will for peace, notes on unsponsored radio after the war, and critiques the creeping influence of commercial broadcasting. It mentions a possible nickel-a-day listener subscription and worries about advertising in music and speech. It also reports a new X ray unit to image through steel and recalls King Carol’s remarks and a Phelps anecdote about a children’s party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Germany
Schubert
Stephen Foster
Dumbarton Oaks
Carol
New Orleans
America
Wiliam Lyon Phelps
Blood and Guts to Be Film Title on General Patton Biopic
Triumph From Hollywood reports producer Hunt Stromberg plans a movie biography of General Patton titled Blood and Guts. The title would likely pass the Hays office with a sharp, militarily savvy flair reminiscent of Patton’s own famed nickname Old Blood and Guts.
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Hollywood
Hunt Stromberg
General Patton
Week's Rest May Help Razorbacks
Fayetteville Oct. 24 Coach Glen Rose says a week of rest should put the Arkansas Razorbacks in top shape for the University of Mississippi at Memphis. He cites nagging injuries that have hampered the squad all season and plans light practices this week. The team left Little Rock with only bruises after facing the Texas Longhorns.
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Fayetteville
Glen Rose
Arkansas Razorbacks
University of Mississippi At Memphis
Pokers
Rose
Razorbacks
Texas Longhorns
Little Rock
Rats Link to Swine Disease in Rats Warns on Hog Transmission
Dr. George W. Stiles of the Bureau of Animal Industry in Denver reports swine erysipelas organisms found in rats. He says rodents may pass the disease from infected hogs to healthy hogs, reinforcing the need for strict rat control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
George W. Stiles
Bureau of Animal Industry
Denver Laboratory
Pacific War Ahead of Schedule Says Navy Official
Worcester Mass October 24 The war in the Pacific is ahead of schedule says Vice Admiral Randall Jacobs chief of naval personnel in a speech for Navy V-12 graduation at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. He credits training and notes over 3,000,000 naval personnel with only 10 percent pre Pearl Harbor and 12 vessels commissioned daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Randall Jacobs
USN
Naval
Navy
Worcester — Polytechnic Institute
Jacobs
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Nazi Fighter Planes Come Out at Last
London reports German night fighters over Essen as RAF heavy bombers of 1000 aircraft struck the Krupp works and rail centers in the Ruhr. Mosquito escorts attacked Berlin while snow and thick clouds challenged the raid, with eight British planes missing.
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Henry B. Jameson
London
Essen
Ruhr
Western Front
Germany
Berlin
France
Krupp
Kuriles Hit by Raiders Reported by Tokyo Radio
Tokyo radio broadcast recorded by the FCC said six B24s raided Paramushiro and Omekotan in the Kuriles. The claim stated Japanese forces heavily damaged two of the bombers and that Allied forces suffered no damage.
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San Francisco
Paramushiro
Omekotan Islands
Kuriles
Tokyo Radio
Federal Communications Commission
Dewey Bears on Farm Program Stance
Dewey and Ridder discuss the farm program as questions arise. Ridder cites Gov. Bricker and suggests the Republican ticket might reconsider the AAA program while reaffirming the party platform’s key commitments.
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St. Paul Dispatch
New York
G.O.P
Ridder
John . Bricker
Ohio
Walter Ridder
Platfer
Dewey Dodges Bricker Comment On Ball Isolationists
The New York governor refused to expand on Bricker's statement about Ball and would not comment on Sen. Truman's charge that Dewey should repudiate eight isolationist senators. Senator Ball said he would back Roosevelt, while Sen. Ball remained noncommittal on further remarks.
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AAA
Dewey
Bricker
New York
Joseph Ball
R-Minn
Roosevelt
Joureney
United States Senate
Ball
Harry S. Truman
D-Mo
Mistrial in Murder Case of Former Lawrence County Official
Walnut Ridge October 19. Howard Marshall 35 former Lawrence county coroner receives a new trial date after a deadlocked jury halted his first murder trial. He stands charged with first degree murder in the fatal shooting of his wife Hazel as Circuit Judge S M Bone resets the March term.
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Walnut Ridge
Howard Marshall
Lawrence County
Lawrence
Hazel
S. M. Bone
Addi
Revolt Rumors Reach London On Spanish Frontline Clash News
Reports from London say armed clashes near Spain’s frontier raise questions whether skirmishes are isolated or part of a broader revolt against Franco. Officials caution against overestimating hostilities as Maquis and Republican guerrillas operate near the border and in Galicia Estremadura and Andalusia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Spain
Francisco Franco
France
Galicia
Estremadura
Andalusia
Franco
Spanish National Radio
Churchill to Tell or Meet With Stalin in Moscow
Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Commons he would make a short statement Friday about his meetings with Premier Stalin in Moscow last week. He was cheered on return from the Soviet capital as Jezyk summoned the exiled Polish premier Stanislaw Mikola for a special session on Polish-Soviet relations.
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London
Churchill
House of Commons
Stalin
Moscow
Jezyk
Stanislaw Mikola
Forest Land in Public Domain Totaled in the U S
The public domain in the United States covers about 175 million acres, of which roughly 23 million acres are forested. This summary notes the scale of federal land with a focus on timber areas and land use.
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United States
Mrs. Marshall Found Shot Dead at Home
Mrs. Marshall, 28, was found shot to death in the bedroom of her home. She had been on furlough from the navy and was killed last August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Navy
Russian Put on Trial by French Court
Paris reports that White Russian Theo dossienko faced trial for working with Germans during the occupation as George Suarez, a collaborator editor, was condemned to death in a prior case. Prosecutors allege dossienko claimed to organize an anti Bolshevik Russian force and pose as a French interior ministry major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bois Theodossienko
George Suarez
Suarez
Pubcation Aujourd’hui
Socialist Populaire
Theodossienko
France
Germany
Russia
Australia May Permit British War Children to Stay
Canberra reports that about 577 British children, hosted by Australia since 1940, could remain after the war with parental consent or if parents plan to settle in Australia. Prime Minister Curtin said a Commonwealth British government agreement is required for formal control. Also noted: 50,000,000 acres east of the plains in the United States abandoned as farm land.
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Canberra
Australia
John Curtin
Commonwealth
Plains
United States
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East Third Street
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Reliable Pharmacy Service
Ward & Son
Our Daily
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Walla Walla, Wash
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Calif
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Ala
U.S
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U. 5S
Savannah
Holland
Sigh
Sumetra
Little Doetze Broekman
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Treasury Department
War Savings Program
Inet
J. P. Cox Drug CO
Wylie
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3Rd
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Automotive International
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Dayton
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