German Air Force tops 1939 strength
First-line power achieve at cost of depleted reserve, RAF commentator says
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REPORT ON PATTON ASKED OF STIMSON
Senate committee to consider promotion with prejudice pending such action
War Department silent; Gen. Allen’s recall linked to dispute with 7th Army’s commander
By C. P. Trussell
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‘Patton’s orders’ rigidly enforced
Discipline was drastic around headquarters of 7th Army in North Africa
By C. R. Cunningham, United Press correspondent
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BREWSTER LABOR PRAISED BY KAISER
Thomas of UAW joins in hailing new cooperation at three plants
Gain in output stressed; rose from 33 to 61% in last ten days of October – leader of local is commended
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POST-WAR PROGRAM ANNOUNCED BY AFL
Report sent to Senate body charges that present trend imperils small business
Overall planning asked; citizen policy-making board would supervise change back to peace revolution
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ARMY TAKES OVER 13 LEATHER PLANTS
President acts after vain plea to 2,000 workers to go back after striking since Nov. 8
Union ends its stoppage; rally unanimously decides to resume tomorrow and votes to apply for AFL charter
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Sabotage charged in Cincinnati plant
Schweitzer Brothers indicted with officers – defects in Navy munitions alleged
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Orrin Johnson, 78, stage star, dead
A player in many successes around turn of century stricken in Wisconsin
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Notables attend Barbour funeral
Service for U.S. Senator held in St. Paul’s Episcopal Church at Paterson
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Has shipyard ouster of Negroes
WSA halts California discharge of 430 ordered by boilermakers union
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POLITICS AND BIAS BARRED BY UNRRA
Report forbids use of gifts as ‘weapon’ or distribution on any unfair basis
Curbs on other abuses; they include profiteering and black markets – meeting is extended again
By Russell B. Porter
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UNRRA will help children first when it starts vast relief job
Provision for immediate aid to expectant or nursing mothers also declared to be of paramount importance
By Dorothy Stephenson
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U.S. men overseas assured of turkey
Mediterranean zone troops well supplies – 68 tons flown in from ship
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More exchanges asked of Japan
Disclosing negotiations, Hull says Tokyo would take only a few from Tule Lake
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Nurses’ week set to speed enrolling
McNutt urges all to volunteer for military service starting Feb. 7
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WACs in Algiers practice barter
Candy and cosmetics bring shoeshines and mending – starch is rarity
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Food buying shows new tastes rising
Chicago finds out about soup-fin shark, long relished in China – other fish tried
By Kathleen McLaughlin
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U.S. State Department (November 26, 1943)
Roosevelt conversations with Mountbatten and Madame Chiang, forenoon
Presumably the principal subject of both conversations was the attitude of Chiang toward the proposed operations in the China-Burma-India Theater.
The Soviet Foreign Commissar to the Ambassador to the Soviet Union
Moscow, 25 November 1943
Urgent
Personal and secret from the Peoples Commissar of Foreign Affairs V. M. Molotov to the American Ambassador Mr. Harriman.
I thank you for your message from Cairo. General Connolly may address himself through the Soviet Chargé d’Affaires in Teheran to General Arkadiev with respect to questions which interest him regarding coordination of measures. I hope to meet with you soon. Most cordial greetings.