Troy Native iAuthor Dies In Providence
Private funeral services will be held for George Marsh in Providence. He was a Troy native who prepared for history studies, attended Yale and Harvard Law, and began law practice in Rhode Island. Marsh also served in the General Assembly and was active on local safety boards.
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Prominent Providence figure Charles Marsh Dies After Public Service
Charles Marsh, former Public Safety Commission member and chairman, longtime state college trustee and author, died after a career spanning police administration, military service in World War I, and literature. He served as a trustee and chairman on state college boards, and fought in Meuse-Argonne. Survived by daughter and relatives.
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Republier
Senate
Mo Muetsh
Public Safety Commission
Siate
City of Providence
Aivst
Tre Huard
General Assembly
James E. Dunne
Theodore Francis Green
Board of Trustees of
State Colleges
Marsh
Marsin
Hudson Bay
Albany
Ohio
Fuidson Bay
Ann Marsh
Universiy Club
Hope Club
Providence Art Club
Did Mrs Roosevelt Commercialize the Presidency Watch
In a discussion on political media and sponsor influence, observers question if Mrs. Roosevelt acted as a paid operator or promoted commercial causes during her travels. Joan Hay Whitney denies involvement while a Buchanan Agency plan links coffee broadcasts to Hollywood films.
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Red Cross
Air
Lindsey
Tom & Ier
Republic Steel
Whey
Roosevelt
AEG
Desi
Tom
Dewey
Joan Hay Whitney
Coffee Bureau
Buchanan Agency
Buchenze
Coffee
Whitney
Moving ‘Picture
Rockefeller Bureau
Hollywood
Buchanan
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Jeck Whitney
Ring Features Syndicate
115 Million Dollars Goal in War Fund Drive
New York national War Fund Drive chairman Winthrop Aldrich announced the campaign will begin October 9 with a goal of 115 million dollars for 19 participating agencies. He cited Pacific theater delays and morale issues of occupation as reasons private agencies are essential for six to twelve months. Agencies in the XV. F. program include USO United Seamen’s Service War Prisoners’ Aid American Relief for Holland and American Field Service.
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Winthrop Aldrich
Aldrich
Pacific
USO
United Seametrs ‘Service
War Prisoners’ Aid
American Relief For
Holand
American Field Service
Prepared for Latin Trade Opens New Orleans Office
A branch office of the Co Ordinator of Inter American Affairs opens in New Orleans to handle cargo and tourist traffic in anticipation of wartime conditions.
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New Orleans
Inter- America
Red parties form in postwar Germany under Soviet watch
The report outlines four political groups in postwar Berlin facing Russian supervision. Communists led by Walter Ulbricht, Social Democrats, Christian Democrats, and a Democratic Party backed by Russians push for unity and democratic rights while rejecting outright Nazism. Leaders and party aims are sketched amid debates over elections and public discourse.
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Rusgians
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Germany
Seciglista
Christian Democratic Union
Stresemann
Kes Industries
Butyl Rubber Production Aids Military Use In Baton Rouge
The article describes butyl rubber developed at Esso Laboratories in 1957, its production at Baton Rouge and other plants, and its military inner tubes that resist punctures and save fuel. It notes the process, the explosive catalyst moment, and potential peacetime uses including weatherproof fabrics and durable upholstery.
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Standard of Company of
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Rarway
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Esso Laboratories
Robert McKee Thomas
W. J. Sparks
Bret
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U. S
Standard OF Company of New Jersey
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Butyl
Stalin and Roosevelt discuss Japan fate at wartime talks
The narrative recalls Teheran and Yalta meetings with Stalin, Roosevelt, and Churchill. It notes Stalin’s early and later commitments to join the war against Japan, the strategic transfer of Red Army forces, and the plan for postwar coordination, including staff discussions after Germany’s defeat.
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Singepyre
Indies
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Teyas
Antlemperor Groey
Dean Acheson
Japan
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Owen Lattimore
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Chiang Kai-shek
China
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White House
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Green
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Roosevelt
Stalin
Russia
Potsdam
Teheran
Rooservelt
Wend Churchill
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Moscow
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France
Yalta
Far East
Germmany
Germany
Russian Far East
Churchill
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Bell Syndicate
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