Roosevelt and Hull speech echoed in Moscow press confer
In Moscow on Oct 23 United States spokesmen repeated most of Hull’s September address at a joint day of the tri partite conference. They stressed growing cooperation between the United States and the Soviet Union as war progresses. The message urged cordiality and joint action with Britain and China toward a cooperative peace in the Far East.
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United States
Hull
Iawc
ABE Union
Operative Association of Independent
Far Eart
Great Britain
Stalin given British military position details in Moscow
ENVOY spokesmen emphasized that Premier Stalin had before him full details of the British military position promised by Prime Minister Churchill last year in Moscow. A report was given to Stalin by Foreign Secretary Eden and Lieut. Gen. Hastings Ismay of the War Cabinet when they met in the Kremlin Wednesday night.
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Churchill
Moscow
Anthony Eden
Li Hastings Ismay
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Kremlin
Final Phase Of Moscow Parleys Hinted By Roosevelt
President Roosevelt said the Moscow conference neared final drafting of formal agreements and voiced support for a senate declaration backing postwar world peace. He credited the tripartite talks among Russia Britain and the United States for a tremendous success in both results and spirit.
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Roosevelt
Moscow
Senate
Russia
Fascon
Hoover urges trustee setup for peace in a world council
Former President Herbert Hoover outlined a plan to create a trustee organization for a transition period after victory over enemies. He urged the United Nations to lead a world peace institution as the final phase, warned against military alliances, and advocated cooperation between Britain and the United States without amalgamation.
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Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
United Nations
Kansas City Ciinic Ibusiness
Britain
United States
Mr. Hoover
Wheeler Attacks Peace Proposal In Senate
Senator Wheeler of Montana sharply criticizes postwar policy moves and warns against passage of the Connally peace resolution as the Senate debates the measure in Washington.
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Oct
Dmont
Senate
Connally
Blockade Tensions Rise In Sweden Amid War News
Stockholm reports a German blockade threatens neutral Sweden with disrupted traffic and food imports. Dagen Nyheter calls the blockade a menace to a neutral state while Berlin notes military dispositions near Skagerrak. Copenhagen faces German reprisals after a Danish attack.
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Sweden
Germany
Dagen Nyheter
Skagerrak
Americas
Copenhagen
Hearst to Receive Distinguished Citizenship Medal
William Randolph Hearst will be awarded a Distinguished Citizenship medal by New York County Council, Veterans of Foreign Wars, at the Wherry ball. The first such award in New York County VFW history honors his and Hearst papers’ efforts to foster patriotism and veteran welfare. Richard H. Roffmat will accept the award in Hearst’s absence, with Harry Schlacht also speaking.
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America
William Randolph Hearst
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Ph Council
California
Richard H. Roffmat
Harry Schlacht
Military Training Assignments and Promotions Highlight Local Graduates
Staff Sgt William G McMurry of 438 West Hilderbrand Avenue completes a noncommissioned officer course at Chanute Field. William B Prince, son of Mr and Mrs M B Prine of 140 Jeffrey Avenue, graduates from the Chanute Field propeller course. Jon R Langefeld promoted to sergeant aviation student Simon J Lima, son of Mrs Elvira Luna of 1415 Colima Street, reports to Santa Ana Army Air Base for aircrew training. Midshipman Jenis Belle Jr of 525 East Myride Street completes merchant marine preliminaries at Pass Christian Mississippi and boards a vessel for sea duty. John H Arnold, son of Randolphi Smith and husband of Roberta Arnold, qualifies for flying training as an aviation cadet at Brooksfield. Charles Everett Pine, son of Merle K Pine, 226 Bisene Street, enrolled in B-24 Liberator bomber mechanics school at Keester Geld Mississippi. Captain Miguel Rodriguez promoted to sergeant at Paine Field Washington. At Oshkosh State Teachers College, Bert D Carson of 224 Essex Street studies for a vision cadet appointment and Elbert L Cole, son of Mrs Pearl K Cole, 3002 South Presa Street, studies for a cadet appointment at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Iowa.
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William B. Prince
M. B. Prine
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Stinson Field
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Simon J. Lima
Elvire 5. Luna
Colima Street
Santa Ana
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Myride Street
Merchant Marine
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Randolphi
Smith
Pasatena Street
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Pasadena Street
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Pie
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Merle K. Pine
Bisbne Street
Keester Geld
Miss
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Painefield
Wash
Oshkosh State Teachers College
Oshkosh
Wis
Bert D. Carson
Essex Street
Elbert L. Cole
Pearl K. Cole
South
Presa Street
Iowa
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Army Transportation Needs Growth For Infantry Division
An Army transport note states that moving an infantry division of 15,000 men with equipment and supplies requires more than 1500 men in transport capacity, highlighting logistical constraints for large deployments.
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