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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1940

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Allied Troops Leave Norway Amid German Bombardment

Weekly analysis by Roger Shaw notes Allied troops debarking from Andalsnes and Namnos in the Trondheim area under heavy German air attack. Norwegian forces were poorly equipped, and British expeditionaries faced seasoned German veterans as equipment and morale suffered. Italy’s air power and submarine fleet loom large as Moscow accuses Rome of blackmail while a tactical reshuffle in the eastern Mediterranean is considered.

Austria Norway London Italy Europe Roosevelt Rome William Phillips Mussolini Moscow Finland Aegean Sea Tunis Sicily France U. S Mediterrane

That 40 Election and Debates Over Third Term Plans

Report of 1940 election chatter with Dewey and Roosevelt variants. Notes Massachusetts primary undecided on unpledged delegate stance. Florida campaign against Dewey began. Roosevelt's third term prospects discussed. Groton Hull debate noted. Roosevelt's mother fell ill from food poisoning on way to the World's Fair and required local treatment.

Tom Dewey Manhattan West Massachusetts Tommy Florida Elliot J. Roosevelt Boss Green U. S. of L Boss Lewis C. TO Garner-Farley Roosevelt Rep. Tinkham Hull United States

Seeing Red Protectionconviction of Daily Worker editor

Clarence Hathaway editor of New York's Daily Worker was convicted of criminal libel after a three week trial. He faced a maximum penalty of a year in prison, like party chief Earl Browder who ran afoul of fake passports, and Fritz Kuhn of the Americo Nazi group. Hathaway, 46, is younger than Browder.

Clarence Hathaway New York Daily Worker Earl Browder Fritz Kuhn Sam Hathaway Browder

Potomac Pickings: Laboritis and Labor Board Inquiries

A Potomac column notes investigations by a Smith committee into the National Labor Relations Board. It mentions Harry Bridges, CIO steel history, Supreme Court rulings on Little Steel, and remarks from former VP Dawes. It also covers Chamber of Commerce war plans, Arnold on air defense, Philippine immigration quotas, Paget’s WWII retreat, Italian perspectives, and Harvard’s sun observatory plan.

Dies Algo Smith ‘Committee National ‘Labor Relations ‘Board Smithsonians Harry Bridges Australia International Longshoresman’s Union Labor Board Labor ‘Board C. I Supreme ‘Court Little Charlie Dawes Chamber America

De Mille Urges Young Men to Hollywood Challenge

Virginia Vale reports De Mille warns aspiring actors of Hollywood’s shortage of leading men. He cites difficulty casting North West Mounted Police with Gary Cooper and Robert Preston, urging talent to prove acting ability and finances before pursuing film careers.

Hollywood North West ‘Mounted Police Madeleine Carroll Paulette Goddard Robert Preston Preston DeMille Gary Cooper Samuel Goldwyn Cooper Madeleine’ Carroll Preston Fossier Mr. de Mille John Carradine

Duff Cooper and Lady Diana in wartime notoriety

Alfred Duff Cooper once England's secretary of war and navy labels German leaders a gang of money making murderers. His wife Lady Diana Manners, famed stage figure, is noted in the piece. In Newark a man named Allan Mac Fee wins divorce after claiming 27 moves in six years due to uncertain bus home. He cites his wife as moving man's friend. divorce granted on desertion.

Alfred Duff Cooper England Navy Duff Cooper Diana Manners America Newark N. J Allan Mac Fee

Call the G Men Kidnaping Notes

The fragment mentions a presidential offer of a million dollar prize for kidnapping Adolf Hitler with the target to keep him alive and delivered by the end of May, amid New York chatter. It references Americans informed in the first months of 1940.

Adolf Hitler Hitler

West Highland terrier drinks vitamin water for blooms

Basil Rathbone's dog drank a pan of vitamin solution meant for flowers and is expected to bloom soon. Actress Jean Hershall and Rosemary DeCamp will travel to New York in late May to broadcast Dr Christian there for three weeks.

Basil Rathbone Jean Hershall Rosemary DeCamp New York Dr. Christian

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