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... WORLD Professor Wlttc had painted a' pieturt• tit a hat he described as the teonornie background this war. and pointed out that we had every reason to be proud of those who mounting the . ept•prpuiut t he'eltalaWaistetta,' Vs . 1 14 (he said) • We sere ...
... ON TO WORLD WAR MONDAY. JUNE 23. 1941 FTER much apparent hesitation the die is cast. Hitler's ambitions have not been satisfied by the conquest of practically the whole of Continental Europe. He has now undertaken the formidable task of bringing Russia ...
... Western Democracies and Soviet Russia arrived at satisfactory understanding before this war ended a third world war appeared inevitable. • Without a close and trusting understanding between Russia and the United States there is a grave probability of ...
... WORLD WAR DEBTS May Be Taken From Frozen Funds WASHINGTON. Thursday. Mr. Morgenthau, Secretary to the United States Treasury, disclosed at a Press conference today that the United States was considering the possibility of taking World War debt payments ...
... WORLD WAR FEARS IN U.S. Aid Britain Bill AMERICA'S DESTINY IN THE BALANCE WASHINGTON, Monday. The Lease-and-Lend Bill would rest in one man the decision of peace or war in this country, declared Mr. Philip La Follette, testifying before the Senate ...
... PREMIER REVIEWS WORLD WAR Libya Outlook Bright PACIFIC DRM RUSSIAN BLUNDER The first broad canvas of the world at war was painted in the House of Commons yesterday by the Prime Minister. It xcas a sombre yet confident picture, with, strokes of optimism ...
... uphold her independence. This world-war of nerves, however, can only be of short duration. The present unrest is deliberately designed by the Nazis to create confusion as to their immediate intentions. They can only win the war defeating Britain, and whatever ...
... WORLD AT WAR PICTURE Every Little Town MR. ROOSEVELT TO BROADCAST WASHINGTON, Friday. Mr. Roosevelt's speech on Monday night will give a picture of the world at war as the President sees it. his secretary, Mr. Stephen Early, said. When the speech has ...
... to future prosperity. Unless, however, the three Great Powers could live together.' the world would live under the shadow of future wars, and a third world war would be the end of Christendom and civilization. •« Mr. Greenwood, referring to the next ...
... Passing of WeR-inown Resident of Bockiast TAKEN PRISONER IN FIRST WORLD WAR. Thr of Viscount Torrington at But:kiosk un Wodorcidsv, Nth. surprise and regret allullg & wide trek ui iii neighwourhuoti end turitol afield. Though he hod been ailin tor %ouzo ...
... UNCHANGING IN A WORLD AT WAR ...
... same the end the beginning of the war. Mr. W. T. Buckingham, chairman of the North-West Devon Liberal Association, presided Saturday's meeting. WAR AIMS. Dealing with our war aims, Sir Richard said wo started the war because the German aggression against ...