Britisher Talks Back To Molotoff
Paris dispatch notes British Undersecretary Hector McNeil openly challenged Vyacheslav Molotov in the peace conference. McNeil defended Britain's stance on a rotating chairmanship and warned Molotov not to insult him again. The piece also reflects U.S. constraints under Byrnes, small nations' frustration, and ongoing propaganda problems for the United States abroad.
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Drew Pearson
Paris
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Hector McNeil
Molotoff
Britain
France
Bidault
McNeil
Jimmie Byrnes
Byrnes
United States
Russia
Trieste
U. S
Ethiopia
Austrian
Tyrol
America
New York
United Nations General Assembly
U.S.A
Carpenter Plans Return To UA Astronomy Chief
Lt. Cmdr. Edwin F. Carpenter resumes duties at the University of Arizona this fall after terminal leave in Tucson. He leads the astronomy department and was commissioned in the Navy four years ago. He has headed the naval midshipmen’s school at Cornell in Ithaca, with brief stints in New York City and a destroyer escort in the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin F. Carpenter
Tucson
University of Arizona
Cmdr
Carpenter
Navy
Naval Midshipmen’s School
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
New York City
Atlantic
Diplomatic Tensions Rise as Balkan Forces Move
In Washington the heat lingers as Big Tom swaps peace for a vacation. The senate abandons a key foreign relations move and returns home. Albania and Bulgaria, backed by Russia, advance toward the Greek border to preempt any Greek claims. Byrnes may ask Molotov to quiet satellites. The Mexican foreign minister travels to Paris to protest Mexico’s exclusion from the peace conference. Open diplomacy appears blocked as Jimmie Dunn orders secrecy in the State Department.
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Washington
Big Tom
Senate
Albania
Jimmy Byrnes
Molotoff
Paris
Byrnes
Mexico
Jimmie Byrnes
Jimmie Dunn
State Department
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Family Returns to Tucson with Wife and Two Children
A family returns to Tucson with a wife and two children, named Emily and Roger, after a period away. The text notes the family members, including the couple and their two kids, as they relocate back to the city.
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Tucson
Emily
Roger
Navy officer released to inactive duty in Washington
Cmdr. Harry Ransom, a transportation officer who traveled halfway around the world, was released to inactive duty in Washington D C on July 31. He was assigned to organize travel for dependents in the Pacific theatre and plans to return to Tucson where he served as a bailiff in Pima County superior courts before the war.
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Cmdr
Harry Ransom
Ransom’s Court
Navy
Washington, D. C
Ransom
Pacific
Tucson
Pima County
Pilot Thomte Leads Air Force Day Display at Mitchell Field
First Lt. Peter H. Thomte son of Hans Christian Thomte of 4104 North First Avenue piloted a B 25 bomber in an Air Force day aerial demonstration at Mitchell Field New York last Thursday He served 11 months overseas flying transport planes and wears the Air Medal with one Oak Leaf.
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Peter H. Thomte
Hans Christian Thomte
North First Avenue
Mitchellfield
New York
Local servicemen listed with honors and new assignments
Cluster Stars recipient Donald R. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Moore, discharged from infantry and attending Tucson high school summer session after 25 months in the Army with 20 overseas in New Guinea Leyte Luzon campaigns. He wears multiple medals and the Combat Infantryman Badge. Seaman William H. DeBusk, son of Harry M. DeBusk, reports to Chicago fleet home town news center for naval correspondent training. Pfc Coy D. Stewart, son of Mrs. John T. Stewart, graduated from RAF Training Command at Keesler Field with aircraft maintenance training. Seaman Elbert Charles discharged honorably.
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William Harry DeBusk
Harry Milton DeBusk
West Kelso Street
Navy
Chicago
Ington Street
RAF Training Command
Keesler Field
Stewart
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Texas
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Oracle Road
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Oracle
Sears
N. 6Th Ave
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Pfc
Coy
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Charleston, D. C
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