Roosevelt Vargas meet aboard U S destroyer in Brazil on Atlantic security
Presidents Roosevelt and Vargas spoke aboard a U S destroyer in Brazil and agreed to permanent Atlantic Ocean security, pledging unity among American republics to keep West Africa and Dakar from threats. They reviewed military forces and discussed Brazil’s role in the war and possible postwar peace arrangements.
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Africa
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Américas
Jamiewn and wife transfer in county probate matter
Fragmentary OCR notes show Lonr as executor transferring assets to V. Bwearingen in the county for $3 and $19 with references to Freeburn on 5-22. The readable names include Jamiewn and wife and Chceane and Freeburn in a probate related transaction.
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S. Jamiewn
Lonr
V. Bwearingen
Freeburn
Roosevelt 63rd birthday marks ten-year presidency
Wester Washington notes Roosevelt’s era from 1933 to 1943, highlighting economic recovery reforms, social security efforts, warnings on war, and calls for stronger national protection. The piece collects his public utterances from 1933 onward, including speeches to bankers, Congress, and the press.
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Franklin DB
Roosevelt
White House
Two French Leaders Struggle Over North Africa Politics
At Allied talks in North Africa Gen Giraud says politics not discussed with Gen De Gaulle and both agree on gradual negotiations. A De Boislambert aide warns of risk of civil conflict if Vichy remnants stay in power. Jews and others to be treated equally if they aid France.
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North Africa
Henrii Giraud
Charles de Gaulle
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Casablanca
France
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Maj
Claude de Boislambert
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Churchill
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Boissembert
War Labor Board faces union backlash over Little Steel wage formula
Washington reports the War Labor Board defends its Little Steel wage formula amid rising union demands for higher living-cost adjustments. Leaders from United Mine Workers and CIO unions slam the 1 percent cap since 1941, urging a realistic increase and broader renegotiations while Dubinsky and Murray demand stronger price controls and wage rises.
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War Labor Board
Little Steel
Lewis
John AL. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Detroit
R. J. Thomas
CIO
United Automobile Workers Union
New York
William H. Davis
Congress
Davis
Zoning Board Grants Shop Permit To City
The City Board of Zoning Appeals approved a permit for a machine shop and sheds on municipal light plant property reversing the City Engineer and Building Inspector who drafted the plans. No objections were heard at the hearing and final action was postponed due to two absentees.
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City Board of Zoning Appeals
Yugoslav Hostage Threats Mark Four Serbian Districts
General Bader, commanding Nazi forces in Yugoslavia, issues a proclamation that threats hostages in four Serbian districts to deter aid to General Draja Mihailovic. The move signals fears of a second front and highlights Mihailovic as public enemy No 1 per Novo Vreme on January 26.
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London
Bader
Yugoslavia
Draja Mihailovic
Europe
Novo Vreme
Sordid Flynn Trial Goes On as Evidence Mounts
The State called a rebuttal witness in the Errol Flynn statutory rape case citing scratches on a door latch at the Bel Air home and a tiny metal fragment found on the carpet. Astronomer testified about the moon’s position on a 1941 yacht incident with Peggy La Rue Satterlee and her sister Mickey June Satterlee testified about Flynn’s early meeting with Peggy.
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Errol Flynn
Betty Hansen
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Leland Jones
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Fred McEvoy
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Lynn Boyer
Singer
Lock
Sergt. Jones
Jerry Goltaw Feamn
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Adeiss
Peggy la Rue Satterlee
Hollywood
Sirocco
C. H. Cleminshaw
Griffith Observatory
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Mickey June Satterlee
Flynon
Pate
Mickey
Buster Wiles
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Posler
The War Interpreted in Roosevelt Vargas Casablanca Route
Roosevelt’s Brazil stop en route to Casablanca tied Brazil to the Casablanca talks and United Nations unity. The Atlantic bridge via Dakar Natal shaped Allied strategy and shifted sea air operations eastward. Vargas’ access to the conference details could influence anti submarine plans and South Atlantic war efforts.
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Brazil
Vargas
Casablanca
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Africa
France
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South Atlantic
Natal
Admiral Ingram
Uruguay and United States to resume diplomatic ties
The Soviet Embassy announced that after a break since 1934 the U.S. and Uruguay will restore diplomatic relations. An embassy spokesman said the resumption comes via an exchange of notes to be made public tomorrow.
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Washington
Uruguay
U.S
Bowling says he would not prosecute if it were up to him
Kee Lieut Robert W Bowling testified that he would not prosecute the defendant if it were up to him. He quoted himself as saying he believes the defendant is guilty as hell but he does not blame him or deny it. The trial adjourned until Monday as Deputy District Attorney Thomas W Cochran plans to call two more rebuttal witnesses.
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Robert W. Bowling
Bowling
Thomas W. Cochran
Army Plane With Nine Aboard Missing
A War Department report says an Army plane with seven officers and two non commissioned officers is missing over the Caribbean since last Sunday. Names include Walter Sumpter Smith and Major Lewin B. Barringer along with pilots John T Torrillo and Albert O. Bain and other officers and crew members.
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Caribbean
War Department
Walter Sumpter Smith
Air Support Command
Lewin B. Barringer
John L. D'Azzo
Tampa
Fla
Anees K. Khoury
Chester
John T. Torrillo
Bridgeport
Conn
Albert O. Bain
Walsenburg
Colo
John G. Marvin
Cincinnati
Joseph Dragelis
Tamajua
John A. Miller
Kaloma
Iowa
Auxiliary Banquet Honors Ladies Of Junior Fire Company
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Junior Fire Company held its annual banquet in the fire hall. Mrs Dorothy Bentz acted as toastmistress, readings and a duet entertained, and 74 members attended followed by dancing with Tucker's orchestra.
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Amercia
Donis Marks
Mae Schoen
Margaret Engle
Marks
Schoen
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Russell H. McCain
F. Lester Smith
Frank B Sappington
Alvey Renn
W. Merval Weaver
Elsie Devilbiss
Ann Fletcher
Anna Smith
Tucker
Dining Car Cook Taken To Oregon For Trial
Robert Folkes a 20 year old dining car cook waived extradition and was sent to Linn County Oregon to face murder charges in the killing of Mrs Richard James aboard a train near Tangent Oregon Folkes appeared in Judge Byron Walters court and was remanded to Deputy Sheriff Clay Kirk who did not take Folkes knives Folkes claimed a different knife was used and reportedly did not sign a confession cited by Capt Verne Rasmussen of the Los Angeles police Folkes said you will never find the knife I used to cut the woman with. The train left Tangent Oregon when the slaying occurred.
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Los Angeles
Robert Folkes
Richard James
Oregon
Folkes
Byron Walters
Linn County
Ore
Clay Kirk
Kirk
Verne Rasmussen
Rasmussen
James
Wile
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Deadline Extended for Wheat Loan Certificate Returns
Frederick County banks secured a postponement of the February 1 deadline for returning wheat loan certificates to the Chicago office. The Federal Commodities Corporation extended the deadline to February 20 after heavy local demand, with 45 to 50 cases totaling 14 000 to 15 000 bushels handled at the Farmers Cooperative Association. Wheat prices locally ranged about 1.46 dollars per bushel for No 2 and 1.44 to 1.46 for red winter wheat.
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Frederick County
Federal Commodities Corporation
Chicago
Farmers Cooperative Association, Inc
Maryland Automobile Club Moves Office Location
The Maryland Automobile Club moved from the Francis Scott Key Hotel mezzanine to 107 West Patrick Street. Ralph W. Boyer, secretary, said the offices will be renovated and equipped with new furniture. The move frees space for about 200 naval officers and students staying in the hotel.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
West
Patrick Street
Ralph W. Boyer
Club
McCaffrey
Automobile Association
AAA
Byrd Opposes Flynn Appointment To Australia
Senator Byrd announced he would vote against the Senate confirming Edward J. Flynn as Minister to Australia. He cited lack of qualification and ethical concerns, stating the move could harm the war effort in the Pacific and antagonize an ally.
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Senate
Byrd
D-Va
Roosevelt
Edward J. Flynn
Australia
Pacific
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Johnson
R.calif
Forleign Relations Committee
Flynn
Presidents Roosevelt and Vargas Inspect Brazilian Coastal Defenses
In Natal Brazil on January 29, Presidents Roosevelt and Getulio Vargas rode in an Army jeep marked with the number seven to review naval troops and inspect coastal fortifications. They wore tropical white clothing and Panama hats as a band played along the line of officers and men.
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