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The Atlantic War Conference and Free France Hope
The article contrasts past fears under Mussolini with the current Allied focus on Churchill Roosevelt and the wartime path toward democracy. It notes Hitler and Tojo remain threats while Stalin and Chiang Kai-shek are absent, discusses postwar German and Balkan governance, stresses Russia's stake, and urges harmony with Free France led by De Gaulle and Giraud for a future French choice of government.
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Brenner Pass
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Roosevelt
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Stalin
Russia
Chiang Kai-shek
China
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Germany
Balkan States
Britain
Europe
Balkans
Recognizing A Committee In Free France Relations
The United States and Great Britain back recognition of the new French Committee of National Liberation as de facto government, aiming to ease Allied relations with a potential powerful sister nation. France's prewar colonial empire covered about 4.1 million square kilometers, mostly in Africa, with Indo China under Japanese control. Allied forces hold most colonies, and Paris promises postwar restitution.
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Charles DuGeulle
London
French Committee of National Liberation
United States
Great Britain
Africa
Struggle for Control of the American Labor Party in New York
The left wing has not gained real grip in New York County while upstate factions hold more sway in the state convention. Extreme radicals could erode the party, with communism as a feared outcome. The A L P’s N Y C base, nuisance power in elections, complicates major party bids, and most New Yorkers would prefer the party fade. If leftists win, the party may collapse, as history shows minor parties often do.
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American Labor Party
New York County
Upstate
New York City
American Labor
New York
A. P
Europe
France
Double-talking Argentina and its democratic pretenses
The piece critiques Argentina's military regime under Ramirez, questioning the claimed democracy while noting the coup authority, postponed elections, and rhetoric of freedom. It argues the government acts fascist in practice, while the State Department’s shift in recognition is criticized as premature and ineffective.
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Argentina and Ramirez clash over democracy support
The policy of the Ramirez government toward democracy’s foes is cited as controversial as the State Department tires of the stance. Reports say Ambassador Norman Armour is recalled from Buenos Aires to discuss the Argentine situation and possible return remains in question.
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Ramirez
Castillo
State Department
Norman Armour
Buenos Ayres
Armivar
Argentina
War and Human Sympathy in Wartime Giving
A Wall Street Journal analysis of 1943 charity trends shows rising gifts across community chests war chests hospitals libraries and churches despite tax changes and wartime strain. Explanations include higher wage income greater deduction allowances emotional bonds from service members and renewed spiritual awareness driving broader support.
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Wall Street Journal
Ons
Current Comment Bombs Over Italy in Montreal Star
On Saturday Lancaster bombers attacked Turin Milan and Genoa. The raid signals more to come unless Italy makes peace. Hamburg Berlin and now Italy show vulnerability as Mussolini era ends and Badoglio moves to continue the war. The Luftwaffe retreats leaving Italy exposed to air attack.
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Italy
Montreal Star
Britain
Turin
Milan
Genoa
England
Hamburg
Berlin
Mussolini
Badoglio
Eisenhower
Mediterranean
Luftwaffe
Public Queries and Answers in The Record 1943
Readers submit questions on anonymity in letters to The Record and topics on berry picking rights, wartime allotments, and tax rules for a minor worker. Officials explain sign requirements, submission addresses, eligibility for soldier allotments, and tax exemptions for a 14 year old earning modest wages with Social Security eligibility.
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Watervliet
Fathers to be drafted over protests in Washington scene
Washington debates draft policy as Representative May proposes bar on drafting fathers with dependent children. He calls Congress to limit army size and discharge already inducted fathers to boost industry. Confusion grows as McNutt Hershey statements clash, local boards resist wartime manpower directives.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Capitol Hill
Pearl Harbor
Kentucky
Administration
House
Mr. May
Senate
Who and whom in sentences and punctuation guidance
A reprint of grammar Q A style guidance discusses who and whom in relative clauses with examples like the girl who I thought was married and the man who spoke to her. It explains parenthetical insertions do not affect pronoun case and notes punctuation rules for O and Oh and for addressing envelopes to clergy. It also touches on the phrase I thank you very kindly and a sample for requesting a pamphlet.
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Blanksville
Missouri
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Mr. Lewis
Roosevelt debates Lewis readmission into AFL blend
Washington tales reveal White House pressure over John L. Lewis bid to rejoin the AFL. Reports say President Roosevelt opposed readmission, citing Lewis’s defiance during the mine dispute, while aides and insiders note behind the scenes maneuvering by McIntyre, Tobin, Harrison and Hutcheson that shaped council action. Churchill's Washington luncheon prompts banter on munitions and production, as War Labor Board talks with Lewis draw spectators but little fireworks.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Bernie Baruch
Baruch
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Mr. Hopkins
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John Durfee
Victor Emmanuel
King
Wallace Herrick
Warburg
OWI
Office of Warburg
South Carolina
Senator Maybank
Jimmy Byrnes
Byrnes
Maybank
Turkey
Istanbul
Biddle
Francis
Cox
Eugene Cox
Georgia
F. C.C
President offers non negotiable bonds to curb wage demands
Roosevelt outlines a plan to curb wage inflation by offering non negotiable bonds payable after the war instead of wage increases. He favors using government funds to roll back key food prices to 1942 levels and doubts a clothing price rollback, while endorsing the Little Steel Formula as the best wage brake.
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R. A. Thomas
United Auto Workers Union
War Labor Board
Thomas
Congress
Commodity Credit Corporation
Little Steel
WLB
Fair Enough on the American Labor Party
A critical column labels the American Labor Party as European and dominated by unassimilated New York union politicians. It accuses a Communist minority of trying to seize key offices, describe the party as a balance-of-power group supporting New Deal candidates, and warns of European influence shaping New York politics. Continued on Page Twenty.
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Liberal and Labor Committee
American Labor Party
Lawyers’ Guild
Hollywood
Revolutionary Red
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