Mixed reactions to Roosevelt Churchill policy declaration
Administration supporters praised the Roosevelt Churchill meeting and policy declaration while Republicans like Rep Short criticized it as secret and potentially forming an alliance. Others, including Sen. Austin and Sen. Connally, praised the stance as noble and loftily conceived, likely to unite anti Axis countries.
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McKechnie Signs For Two Years As Reds Manager
Cincinnati Aug. 14 McKechnie signed to day for two years as manager of the Cincinnati Reds. Rumored details suggest a salary of 25000 dollars yearly plus a 5000 attendance bonus. McKechnie joined the Reds in 1938 after leaving Boston guiding the club to NL pennants in 1939 and 1940.
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Declaration by Roosevelt and Churchill agreed at sea
The White House released a brief statement confirming a meeting at sea between President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill. It outlines aims for a future general security system, disarmament of aggressor nations, and freedom from fear and want for all people.
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Churchill
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Harry Hopkins
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Hopkins
United States
Senators Probe Payroll Pads in California Aircraft Plants
A Senate national defense committee will investigate payroll padding and graft rumors in Southern California aircraft plants. Sen. M C Wallgren announced the inquiry, with plant executives to explain daily production, costs per plane, bottlenecks, and labor troubles. The panel aims to ensure taxpayers get value and stabilize labor conditions.
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California
Camp San Luis Obispo
Senate Committee On National Defense
M .C. Wallgren
Arral
Wim
Wallgren
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Ninth Corps
Camp San Luis Obispo
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