Churchill Roosevelt Meet At Sea In Determined War Unity
Churchill and Roosevelt met with full knowledge of the Dominions and issued an eight point United Kingdom United States agreement. No Dominion participation in the conference. a copy of the statement was sent to Dominion capitals. The leaders also discussed other matters and a fuller story was promised by the ministry of information.
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HAROLD FAIR
LONDON
C.P. Cable
Churchill
Roosevelt
United Kingdom
United States
ministry of informa
Postwar aims outlined in eight point pledge by Churchill and Roosevelt
Ottawa reports a sea meeting of Churchill and Roosevelt resulting in an eight point declaration of common postwar policy. It pledges fair treatment for all nations and calls for destruction of Nazi tyranny while promising peaceful boundaries and the right of peoples to choose their government. Lord Beaverbrook heads follow up talks in Washington on munitions and Russia supplies.
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OTTAWA
C.P
Churchill
Roosevelt
Mackenzie King
United States
Lord Beaverbrook
Washington
Russia
Far East
Germany
Britain
Meeting of Roosevelt and Churchill Revealed by White House
Berlin dispatch reports that after Attlee's broadcast the Deutsche News Agency issued a New York dateline stating Roosevelt and Churchill met secretly at sea and agreed on a common declaration of war aims.
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BERLIN
D.N.E
Clement Attlee
Roosevelt
Churchill
New York
White House
high seas
British press reports on postwar conference outcomes
Eye witness accounts from three British journalists and four cameramen document the conference. Churchill's possible early broadcast was noted while Clement Attlee outlined the talks’ results. Parliament may not reconvene soon, but the event will dominate post-recess discussion. A source described disarming aggressors as the key point, noting the gangsters are going to be talked with.
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tion
Churchill
Clement Attlee
privy seal
Brain Trust panel to plan postwar town growth in Britain
A 22-member consultative panel nicknamed a Brain Trust aims to develop a town and country planning method after the war. London hosts the headquarters with field consultations in Birmingham, Coventry and Bristol as test areas. W H Ansell and Mr Lewis Silkin cite aims to abolish slums, build wide roads and tree lined boulevards, and treat bombed London as a royal patient in reconstruction.
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London
Birmingham
Coventry
Bristol
Lewis Silkin
London County Council
East End
West End
W. H. Ansell
R.LB.A
Lord Reith
adec
Nazi Divisions Routed On Russian Front
Moscow reports the German 39th Tank Corps and 11 divisions plus 13 regiments routed on the western and southwestern front sectors. Red Star estimates 21 more German divisions losing over half their strength, with further losses in northern areas. The German offensive is being smashed and the front remains stable and quiet.
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MOSCOW
Semeon Budenny
Ukraine
A. Lozovsky
HENRY C. CASSIDY
Associated Press
Red Star
Bessarabian
King's View of War Aims
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Mackenzie King welcomed Churchill and Roosevelt's meeting and the joint war aims declaration. He said the gathering would deepen ties between the British Commonwealth and the United States and likely influence world opinion. The statement praised the joint declaration for its clear understanding and cooperation.
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OTTAWA
Mackenzie King
Churchill
Roosevelt
United States of Americas
British American War Aims Outline From Churchill and Roosevelt
The eight point British American program seeks no territorial gains, supports self government, and upholds the right of peoples to choose their systems. It aims to secure equal access to world trade and raw materials, promote international collaboration, raise labor standards, curb Nazi tyranny, and establish a peace guaranteeing security at home and freedom from fear and want. It calls for disarmament of aggressor nations and gradual easing of armament burdens while working toward a broader security system.
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OLLOWING
Churchill
Roosevelt
Navy Minister Macdonald Meets King After Buckingham Visit
Canada’s naval minister Angus L. Macdonald visited a fighter command station in Europe and spoke with Canadian airmen engaged in offensive operations. He then was received by the King at Buckingham Palace and attended a luncheon hosted by the British government with Lord Cranborne presiding.
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LONDON
C.P. Cable
Canada
navy
Angus L. Macdonald
Europe
Buckingham Palace
Lord Cranborne
dominions
Packing Plant Strike Ends in Dumaris Ltd Restart
In Kitchener Ontario the Dumaris Ltd plant ended a several day strike as about 16 workers returned to work this morning. Remaining staff will come back gradually by seniority under the recently negotiated agreement with the company and the city council industrial disputes committee. Wages hours and cost of living bonuses will be posted once normal operations resume.
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KITCHENER
Beaverbrook Arrives in Washington to Discuss War Supply
Lord Beaverbrook British supply minister reached Washington by U S army bomber to discuss war supply problems with General George C Marshall. He attended the Churchill Roosevelt sea meeting and will meet the press after at the British embassy. He had earlier visited Newcastle and Moncton on the trip.
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WASHINGTON
Lord Beaverbrook
Churchill
Britain
Roosevelt
United States army
George C. Marshall
army
MONCTON
N.B
Newcastle
Ontario
Coarse grain shortage forecast in Canada
Edmonton reports Major H G L Strange, Winnipeg director of Bearle Grain Co and former world wheat champion, warned of a coarse grain shortage. He noted a projected fourteen bushel wheat yield in Alberta and discussed implications for markets and farmers.
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EDMONTON
Canada
H. G. L. Strange
Winnipeg
Bearle Grain Co
Alberta
Britain Bans Japanese Exports to Japan and Areas
London Aug 14 Britain banned all exports to Japan and to Korea Manchukuo Formosa and the Kwantung leased territory unless licensed and revoked all existing licenses. The order from the board of trade aligns with freezing Japanese credits in coordination with the United States and Canada.
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LONDON
Britain
Japan
board of trade
Korea
Manchukuo
Formosa
Kwantung leased
United States
Canada
Hat Greets Duke Of Kent in Medicine Hat
The Duke of Kent visited No 34 Service Flying Training School in Medicine Hat Alberta aboard twin engine planes to greet trainees from Great Britain. He spoke with students about home and friends in the UK during a short stop before continuing to Moose Jaw Saskatchewan after luncheon.
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MEDICINE HAT
Alta
Duke of Kent
Service
United Kingdom
Commonwealth Air Training Plan
Royal Air Force
Great Britain
M.S.T
Edmonton
Moose Jaw
Sask
Huns State Odessa Is Encircled Claim
Berlin reports Nazi high command claiming Odessa, the Black Sea port, is encircled by Romanian forces amid a German push into Ukraine. Krivoi Rog mining region cited as fallen, with large ore production losses for Russia. Campaign notes place Krivoj Rog 150 miles southeast of Uman and near Odessa.
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BERLIN
Krivoi Rog
Dnieper basin
Krivoj Rog
Uman
Ukraine
Odessa
Black Sea
May Cut Speed Limit On Highways
Oil Controller G R Cottrelle indicated there is a strong possibility the Dominion government will soon introduce regulations to reduce the speed limit on all Canadian highways to 40 miles an hour to conserve gasoline. He said the matter is receiving serious consideration and reaffirmed that gasoline and oil supplies are tight and further restrictions may follow.
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TORONTO
G. R. Cottrelle
Dominion
Conference yields Moscow satisfaction says informant
An informant at the Russian embassy said Moscow was kept informed throughout the Churchill Roosevelt conference and was very happy about the results. The bulletin also notes various wartime updates from Europe and beyond including Croatian mutiny killings, Auchinleck's return to Cairo, Senate approval of draft extension, RAF losses, and Canadian gold receipts.
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MOSCOW
LONDON
Russia
CROATIA
ZAGREB
Travnik
Bosnia
Sarajevo
Essegg
AUCHINLECK
CAIRO
C.P
British Broadcasting Corporation
Claude Auchinleck
Middle East
U.S
SENATE
WASHINGTON
A.P
Roosevelt
United States army
R.A.F
Royal Air Force
France
BEVINS
HELSINKE
Lake Ladoga
SHANGHAI
Southern Presbyterian Mission hospital
Tsalugkiangpu
United States
Presbyterian mission
OTTAWA
Royal Canadian Mint
Dominion Bureau of Statisitics
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England
Macdonald
Beaverbrook
ANDREW GARRETT
Huns State
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