Vision for postwar order under League of Nations reform
Viscount Cecil Kelwood advocates a twofold postwar plan with a stronger League of Nations nucleus and a standing council of seven powers America Britain Russia and China. He argues reforms require peace and public buy in, with Germany and Japan kept under watch until a new generation matures. He envisions using League sections to form a central international body at Geneva Lake and stresses an orderly transition to a broader world federation.
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Radon
Cecil Kelwood
Social
Rehe
Lehdon
League of Nations
Dck
Cecileia
New York
League
BuNow
Lake Geneva
League of Nansexist
Eco- Labor
Organe Ion
America
Itain
Russia
Chin
Int
Bette
Germany
Japan
Sreaversa
Ermany
Storm Torn Berryville Town After Tornado
Berryville reports a tornado hit the town with charred debris, twisted timber, and widespread destruction. Miss Clyde Greenhaw of the Harrison Times describes arriving with doctors to darkness lit by lanterns as rescue workers pull people from wreckage and identify mangled bodies.
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Berryville
Clyde Greenhaw
Sity
The
Harrison Times
Harrison
Wartime rebels seek broad postwar settlement plan
A fragmentary quotation discusses moving displaced peoples back to their countries, plebiscites, and an impartial league of nations role in governing borders. It advocates four great powers cooperating, trials for war leaders, and possible international tribunals to ensure fair treatment, with hopes Germany would remove Hitler and Laval faced execution.
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Hitler
League
The
Laval
Clayton Knight Committee Recruits American Fliers
In the wartime era a network of Clayton Knight committee offices emerged across the U S from the Waldorf Astoria to Chicago and Los Angeles. The effort sought aviators for Canada and Britain while avoiding direct recruitment. Knight and backers sent pilots north where many joined Allied forces, with hundreds serving in Canada and England before U S entry later shifted personnel.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Britain
Germany
Clayton Knight Committee
Memphis
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
San Antonio
Los Angeles
United States
Canada
RAF
Unite States
Clayton Light
U.S. Air Force
Royal Flying Corps
America
Homer Smith
Knight
RCAF
England
United Nations
U. S. Air Force
Wihboetroietroinco
Fiorello LaGuardia
Albert Spalding
Royal Air Force
Rochester
N. Y
Postwar Prospects Hinge on Employment Says Harvard Analyst
James Marlow and George Zielki report Harvard professor Sumer F. Slichter’s analysis on postwar U S employment. He warns transition from wartime to peacetime spending and a larger productive capacity will determine whether the U S experiences a postwar boom or collapse. Deferred demand could reach 25 billion by mid 1944, with abroad shortages likely doubling U S shortages after the war.
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James Marlow
George Zielki
New York
America
Sumer F. Slichtee
Harvard University
Slichter
Harvard Business Review
United States
Aviation Artist Knight Views War Birds and Wings
The piece profiles Knight, an aviation illustrator whose career spans World War I scenes to modern aviation ads. He painted for leading magazines and created a specialized aluminum drawing board with Alexander de Seversky. Knight’s work keeps him in cockpits of Army and Navy planes, reflecting a 15 year focus on aviation art.
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Chicago Art Institute
New York
Katharine Sturges
Elliott White Springs
Knight
World War Outfit
Isis
Alexander de Seversky
Market Report Poultry and Produce in Chicago and New York Stocks
Chicago markets show live poultry steady with various weights and breeds priced, roughly 39 trucks reported. Butter receipts firm. grain prices rose briefly on parity revisions. New York stock market mixed with air transport gains and Solomon Islands battle concerns weighing on broader gains. Cotton futures rise on wider parity. Migrating butterflies in Pacific Grove protected by city ordinance.
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New York
CMN
Bullshness
Solomons
Chicago
Washington
Congress
Pacific Grove
California
Battle lines and leadership in wartime policy
A fragmentary briefing discusses Roosevelt appointing Supreme Court Justice Byrnes as economic director to head the anti inflation drive. It also notes Berlin claiming hardened strategy on Stalingrad and hints at a larger third decisive battle following Britain and the anticipated Battle of Germany.
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Berlin
Stalingrad
Volga
Russia
Hitler
Josef Stalin
Stalingad
Britain
Germany
Court Affirms Continued from Page Gue Battle Report
The Fascist bulletin notes British attempts to land near Matruh were repelled with heavy losses. Italian command admits some initial penetrations along the Alamein line 80 miles west of Alexandria but says they were halted promptly.
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Matruh
Alamein
Alexandria
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