Willkie Challenges Churchill on War Aims and Freedom
Wendell Willkie denounces Churchill’s We mean to hold our own remark and urges a new UN plan for global economic self development after the war. He says real freedom depends on economic internationalism and shared aims among the United States Britain Russia China and other allies.
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New York
Wendell Willkie
Winston Churchill
British Empire
United Nations
Willkie
New York Herald Tribune Forum
Churchill
United States
Great Britain
Russia
China
Woodrow Wilson
Malayan Peninsula
Southeast Pacific
Wilson
America
England
Commonwealth
War Bonds urged to fund domestic needs and savings plan
The article promotes buying U S War Bonds to build a domestic needs fund. It urges common sense savers to invest now and notes that money in War Bonds returns M4 for $3 at maturity. It endorses the Payrel Savings Plan at workplaces and sets a Ten Percent by New Year target.
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U. & War Bonds
Payrell
Treasury
Recently Married Grimes Couple Tied in Wartime Church Ceremony
Were Mr and Mrs Grimes married October 22 at the Evangelical Lutheran church. The bride Eleanor Jones daughter of Mrs Mary F Morgan and Charles E Jones. Mr Grimes son of Mr and Mrs John Baker Grimes Route 3 Frederick. He works at Stevens Flying School near Lewistown and they reside at 13 West Third Street. The article notes wartime extension meetings at the University with speakers Miss Ruth OBrien and Dr R B Corbett among others.
World War Speech on Freedom and Global Trade
A passage quotes Willkie urging citizens to speak out against silent compliance with harsh policies. He argues democratic discourse sustains effort and warns against letting experts silence debate. He notes that global exchange is essential to maintaining living standards in an interconnected world.
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Willkie
America
Extension Workers To Consider War Effort
College Park November 17. The annual conference of all extension workers of Maryland began at the University of Maryland on November 16 and runs through November 21. The theme is Extension in the War Program with wartime adjustments for farmers in 1943 as a featured topic led by Dr. M. L. Wilson.
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Department of Agriculture
Ruth O'Brien
Picetenio
Ha Egat
Venia M. Kellar
R. B. Corbett
H. F. Cotterman
College Park
University of Maryland
T.B. Symons
M. L. Wilson
Community Seeks Card Submissions for Armed Services
Frederick officials urge parents and wives of service members to complete and mail greeting cards before November 1. The note asks recipients to provide name and address so greetings reach all in service.
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Frederick
Frederick Jetty
Frederick County
United States
Greeting mail delivery instruction note
A brief message requesting that holiday greetings be mailed or delivered, emphasizing strict confidential handling for mailing. The text directs ensuring delivery of the communications to the intended recipient.
Poll Tax Fight Halts Senate Action Amid Tactics
Senate battles over the anti poll tax bill resumed as Southern Democrats used quorum calls and procedural moves to delay consideration. Majority Leader Barkley sought to bring up the measure, while Senators O Daniel Brewster and Connally debated journal readings and attendance.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Virginia
Texas
O' Daniel D-Tex
O'Daniel
George
Shere Aright
Brewster
Maine
Chamber
Connally
D-Tex
Florida Staffer Nicholson Joins Medical Corps at Camp Blanding
The report notes Nicholson, son of Mrs Sadie Fulnter of Damsville, enlisted in 1840 and is stationed at Camp Blanding Florida. The quotes reflect political debate over reforms and party strategy following an election, with references to Connally and Barkley amid Democratic Party struggles.
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Nicholson
Sadie Fulnter
Damsville
Medical Corps
Camp Blanding
Fla
Connally
Barkley
Democratic Party
Farmers Still Can Butcher Meat For Sale
College Park notes that farmers who butcher meat for home use and buyers from farmers can continue selling meat locally. The item outlines continuing practice amid local agricultural activity and practical constraints for on farm processing.
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College Park
Share the Meat program outlined by War Production Board
The article explains the share the meat plan coordinated by Claude RK Wickerd, secretary of agriculture, and the War Production Board. It sets a 2 percent weekly per-person intake for beef pork veal lamb and mutton and lists age-based shares, with limits on civilian deliveries effective October 1 and quarterly reductions compared with 1941 levels. The aim is to conserve and fairly distribute civilian meat until rationing begins.
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Claude RK. Wickerd
War Production Board
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Commons
U.S
Oran
Mediterranean
North Africa
Eee
NEA
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mary Rokahr
Mayor's Office
City Hall
Frederick, MD
the News and the Post
Florida
Mubert Nicholson
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
the Chesterfield
Arco Ce
Carmack
Grogery
Clinton
McCormick
Calif
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