Pledge for Peace Promotes Global Cooperation and Unity
The Writers' War Board urges readers to sign a pledge advocating world organization led by the United Nations, probation for Axis powers, no secession, abolition of imperialism, and an international police force to prevent future wars, while pledging loyalty to humanity alongside country.
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Pledge for Peace Committee Formed with Roberts as Honorary Chairman
Supreme Court Justice Owen J. Roberts serves as Honorary Chairman and Carl Carmen as Executive Chairman of the new Pledge for Peace Committee. The group intends to promote the public declaration through planned activities and outreach.
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Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
Carl Carmen
Postwar Rationing Plans Spur Public Involvement
Citizens engage in broad postwar planning activities including consultations with planning groups, reading and discussion of the Pledge at public meetings, signature drives, and media explanations of the Pledge’s assumptions and concrete proposals.
Germany Will Try It Again Says Sigrid Schultz
Sigrid Schultz argues in her book that Germany aims to restart war if appeasement or disunity allows weakness. She cites 1940 German General Staff plans and predicts Nazism’s appeal endures even after defeat, urging vigilance around 1965.
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Berlin
Chicago Tribune
Germany
Atlantic City
Palm Beach
Miss Schultz
Japan
United Nations
Letters to Prisoners of War Morale Boosters from Home
The Red Cross highlights letters from home as vital morale ties for all soldiers including new inductees and prisoners of war. They are the tangible sign the family has not forgotten, valuable due to communication delays from the Provost Marshal General's Office.
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Red Cross warns on war prisoners mail and propaganda
A cable from the International Red Cross in Switzerland warns that colored post cards with propaganda slogans are being sent to American prisoners of war. The letters risk destruction on arrival in Germany, denying prisoners the morale-boosting contact from home.
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American Red Cross
Internation Committee
Red Cross
Switzerland
Germany
Prisoners of War Bulletin
Zentsuji
Japan
Hudgins Recovering From War Injuries In North Africa
Pvt. Chris Hudgins son of Mr and Mrs J Hudgins of Enfield is recovering at the 64th General Hospital North Africa from wounds suffered in Italy October 15 serving with the infantry of the 5th Army He fought in North Africa Sicily and Italy and expects to be sent home soon He is a brother of Mrs Guy Murray formerly of this city Red Cross coverage is widespread with 77 percent of chapter headquarters in small communities.
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Enfield
64Th General Hospital
North Africa
Italy
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Hudgins
Sicily
Pvt
Guy Murray
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