Hull outlines 17 points for postwar liberty policy
Washington March 21 Secretary Hull issued seventeen points outlining postwar liberty policy. He urged all nations to fight for liberty and defined the paramount aim as defeating enemies quickly while ensuring national security and economic welfare. The plan supports the Atlantic Charter and calls for international cooperation, an enforcing international agency, and eventual arms reduction. A Moscow framework and postwar order ideas are echoed, with emphasis on surveillance of aggressor nations and peaceful, lawful world governance. A House committee also drafts a modified price control bill to curb kangaroo courts and expand judicial review in OPA decisions.
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Qualified IX Estate Administator in Georgia
William H. Smith of Atlanta qualified Tuesday as administrator domiciliary in the estate of William Reich before the Orphans Court. The administrator reported personal property valued at 5568.73. The court approved the first and final account of Sadie V. Ogle as administratrix of Lauretta V. Ogle, with debts due totaling 2300 and distributions of 1623.30 plus inheritance tax on real estate valued at 4500. The remainder reflects estate administration activity in Georgia.
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Sentent People Relate Philippines Record Of Achievement
Hult stated that an excellent example of what can be achieved is shown in the record of our relationship with the Philippines.
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Radio Programs Late SE Yn Will Isamauc-nbe Fle Duck Armstrong Seria-blu-east
Radio schedules list a long series of programs and serials with various titles and hosts. It mentions The Sea Hound theme episodes and Dancing along segments, with pages for different acts and orchestras such as Jean Jersiuit and the Cust Orchestra. The listing includes time blocks like 7 to 8:30 and notes on dance and music features in a late evening schedule.
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Finland Accepts Full Responsibility For Armistice Rejection
London reports the Soviet Government says Finland bears full responsibility for consequences after rejecting armistice terms. The Information Bureau notes Finland’s stance and the ensuing actions, amid references to military divisions and strategic fuel use during campaigns.
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B N O I Brith Organized At Frederick Dinner
At a dinner meeting in the Francis Scott Key hotel the Frederick Lodge of B n ai Brith was organized. The order, founded in 1843, is the world s oldest and largest Jewish group with over 200000 members. It funds homes for the aged sick and orphan and aids refugees and war victims while supporting youth groups A Z A and Hillel foundations in colleges nationwide.
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Bnai Brith War Service and Defense Efforts Highlighted
The article notes Bnai Brith anti defemption league activities and wartime service through its Supreme Lodge and local chapters The group promoted Americanism education and contributed to war bonds Red Cross blood drives mobile kitchens ambulances salaries recreational rooms prayer books musical instruments magazines cigarettes for service members and civilian defense efforts The piece ends listing officers for the organization.
Local chapter elects officers for Frederick lodge
The chapter named Jules Bernstein as president Herman Weener as vice president and Hirsch as treasurer Others include I Halpern secretary J Weissman monitor B Shapro assistant monitor M Perego guardian N Mannis warden and trustees L R Schoolman B Rosenour Jr M Solar The lodge aims to organize and engage in community service in Frederick and surrounding areas. The Iguassu River falls in Brazil are 62 feet higher than Niagara.
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L. R. Schoolman
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