Polish Boundary Talks With Stalin Stir Fear of Soviet Hegemony
Mark R. Byers analyzes Moscow reports that the Polish boundary dispute may end in a compromise but warns that Stalin seeks to redraw borders to favor Russia. He criticizes Churchill and Roosevelt’s policy, cites China and Hong Kong as examples of American influence waning, and notes stalled Allied coordination and rising anti foreignism. He contrasts Soviet progress in Europe with limited British support in Asia and forecasts a hard, power driven postwar settlement.
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Eports
Moscow
Mikolyczyk
Stalin
Molotov
Poland
Curzon
United Nations
Mr. Big
America
Russia
Kremlin
Winnie
Churchill
Normandy
United States
Britain
India
Hongkong
Gun's Point
China
Straits Colony
Malaya
Washington
Myitkyina
Upper Burma
Stilwell
Ledo
Burma
Chungking
Mountbatten
Imphal
Himalayas
Asia
Europe
Japanese American Heroics of the 100th Infantry at Cassino
The 100th Infantry Battalion, largely Japanese American from Hawaii, earned high honors in Italy with three DSCs, 21 Bronze Stars, 36 Silver Stars and 900 Purple Hearts. Pvt. Mac Yazawa, born in Honolulu, reflects on loyalty, hardship, and battles from Salerno to Cassino. He recalls Lt. Kin’s DSC and the unit’s fierce bayonet charge on a hill at Cassino.
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100Th Infantry
Hawaiian Islands
Hitler
Italy
Mac
G.I. Joe
Pearl Harbor
Gonlg
Mac I. Yazawa
Honolulu
Tokuji Yazawa
John
Gila
Arizona
100Th Infantry Battalion
Japan
United States
Masaki Plumbing
Fort Armstrong
National Guard
Oahu
Schofield Barracks
Bellows Field
Schofield
Camp McCoy
Wisconsin
Gulf of Mexico
Camp Shelby
Mississippi
Louisiana
South
Hundredth
North Africa
Iowa
Salerno
Fifth Army
Joe Takata
Joe
T. Suzuki
Walter Reed Hospital
Suzuki
Krive
Kiyota
Cassino
Naples
Volturno
Medicos
Sine
Kin
Gardiner General Hospital
Chicago
la Crosse
Pfc
James Ishimoto
Jimmy
Lieut
Kenneth Teruya
Isaac
J. M. Lienlokken
North 6Th Street
Musketeers
Teruya
Akinaka
Pacific Coast Poll Sees Roosevelt Leading in California and Washington
George Gallup reports Roosevelt leads in California 53 to 47 and Washington 53? to 47 with Dewey ahead slightly in Oregon 51 to 49. Four percent undecided in each state. Data from early week surveys across three states.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N. J
Fraklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Pacific Coast
California
Washington
Dewey
Oregon
West Coast
Roosevelt
Washington Roosevelt
Mississippi
S. Carolina
Wash
Missouri's 15 votes may swing to Dewey in fall
St Louis reporters examine Missouri race dynamics as Governor Donnell and Republican leaders unite after inner strife. Clark's defeat reshapes Democratic logic with McKittrick poised, while Dewey gains leverage amid cross party shifts and Truman Hannegan influence.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Bic
Bennet Champ Clark
Forest C. Donnell
GOP
Mattingly Organization
U. S. Senate
Mattingly
Jean Paul Bradshaw
National
Barak T. Mattingly
Donnell
Clark
Attoreney
Roy McKittrick
Repub
McKittrick
CIO
Robert Hannegan
Senator Clark
Roosevelt
Truman
PAC
Dewey
Springfield
Ill
Pittsburgh
Han Victory
Train collision kills dozens of workers in Georgia
In Stockton a passenger train struck a broken rail and derailed into a sidetracked freight, killing at least 47 Negro laborers and injuring 32. Four more bodies were believed trapped as crews worked to free them. The 14 car train was traveling from Waycross to Montgomery with soldiers aboard.
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Stockton
Atlantic Coast Line
Finney General Hospital
Thomasville
Allow More Apprentices Under Labor Ceilings
Madison based report states essential and needed activities may hire approved apprentices beyond standard employment ceilings. State director William E. O'Brien said exclusions possible if local ratio of apprentices to skilled workers is maintained and compliance with state apprenticeship law and industrial commission rules is observed.
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Madison
Wis
William E. O’brien
War Manpower Commission
La Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press Note
La Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press masthead lists R L Bangsberg as managing editor and A W Rice as city editor. Describes paper’s 1904 post office filing and Associated Press status for reprints.
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LA Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press
R. L. Bangsberg
A. W. Rice
la Crosse
Wis
Tribune and Leader-Press
Lee Newspaper Syndicate
Associated the Associated Press
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Mark R. Byers
Foreign Affairs
Gen. Stilwell
Warsaw
Vistula
East Prussia
Silesia
Baltic
Red
Berlin
Brittany
France
Japyanks
Gene Casey
100Th
100Th Battalion
Collier’s Magazine
Wai c Beach
F. R
Institute
Gallup
S. Burton Heath
NEA
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