Compromise Seen As Keystone Of World Peace Effort
In San Francisco amid talks on the United Nations, Brooks Harding promotes a peace flag symbol and argues sovereignty may be sacrificed to secure world order. He cites Clarence Streit and Emery Reyes while praising national goodwill and the U N conference as steps toward a cooperative future.
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WNU
Union Trust Building
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
Kipling
World Security Organization
United Nations Conference On International Organization
International Relations
World Federation
Clarence Streit
North Atlantic
Richmond
United States
Edinburgh
United Nations
Jess
John
Bingville
Los Angeles
Brooks Harding
Nebraska
sama_aircraft
New York State
Women in War Time Farm Work Lead Food Effort
The Women's Land Army mobilizes town and city women to shore up wartime harvests. It operates via state extension services and county agents, placing about 350 000 women on farms last year with farm wages. Expect continued labor shortages. join local camps or contact county extension offices or the USDA for assignments.
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Women’s Land Army
State Extension Service
State Agricultural College
Oregon
Cmemakers
Washington
California
Air Corps
Smith College
New York State
WLA
New York City
Usu
Federal
State “Agricultural College
United States Departmire of Agriculture
Jackson Opinion Shifts German Labor Use in Postwar Rebuild
Secret opinion from Supreme Court Justice Robert Jackson urges only convicted war criminals be used for German prison labor in rebuilding France and Russia. He warns blanket Nazi indictments could spark US backlash and calls for careful reparations handling before Europe work proceeds.
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Washington, D. C
Russia
France
Supreme Court
Robert Jackson
U. S
Jackson
Ed Pauley
America
United States
Gestapo
Nazi Party
Justice Jackson
Morgenthau
Will Clayton
Army
Navy
FEA
Secetary Morgenthau
Yalta
Roosevelt
Pauley
Europe
Hitler
Nazi
Barbs at United Nations Conference from Bankhage
The prose humor notes shortages at a United Nations conference such as stenographers who spoke Russian taxis butter news time and excuses to stay longer. It highlights a mix of surplus items like invitations weather comments mutton chops trolley cars and propagandists posing as newsfolk. Secretary Stettinius misaddressed Kaltenborn in a press conference. publicity costs red faces. A full length metal leg costs 2% of what a person would pay to avoid wearing one.
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Astoria
U. S. Office of Transportation
Army
Francis Myers
Pennsylvania
Harry Ingles
Signal Corps
Hollywood
Market Street
Stettinius
Mr. Kaltenborn
Baud Hage
Kaltenborn
Notes of a New Yorker on wartime figures and policy
A collage of remarks and anecdotes touches on Molotov hosting a dinner for Stettinius and Eden during World War II, Franco and Franco’s ally discuss steps toward the United Nations camp, and Goering’s bravado. It recalls James Gordon Bennett’s rule for newspapers, debates in the security conference, and Quisling’s arrest and attitude. The piece also mentions neutral Swiss and Swedish families at war, and notes about the Hays office limiting a Nazi atrocities documentary while Smedley Butler’s congressional censure is referenced.
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New Yorker
Molotov
Stettinius
Eden
Molly
Stetty
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England
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League of Nations
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Germany
Pacific
Connecticut
Capitol
Jennings Randolph
Wyoming
Joe O’mahoney
Bankhage
Sinal
8. D
James Gordon Bennett
N. Y. Herald
Franco
Spain
Hermann Goering
Naxishtunk No. 2
Coventry
Quisling
Norway
Will Hays Office
Congress
Smedley Butler
Mussolini
State Department
Butler
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