Britain Gets 50 U.S. Destroyers In Exchange Deal
President Roosevelt announced a U.S. swap with Great Britain to lease bases in the Western Hemisphere in return for 50 older U.S. destroyers. The accord grants 99 year leases on sites in Newfoundland Bermuda Bahamas Jamaica St Lucia Trinidad Antigua and British Guiana to the United States to aid defense. In a separate crash, 25 people died when a Pennsylvania Central airliner crashed near Lovellsville Virginia during a violent thunderstorm. Among the dead was Senator Ernest Lundeen of Minnesota.
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Mike Hogg
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Wild mass escape at Cummins State prison farm Arkansas
A mass breakout at Cummins State prison farm near Pine Bluff Arkansas saw 82 prisoners flee aided by four guards, two of whom were convicted murderers. The guards, acting as trusties, were armed with saddle horses and guns. Six loyal trusties refused to join and were blocked by ringleaders.
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World War I tactics and Balkan politics in brief
The column surveys shifting German warfare doctrine from 1914 to 1918 and notes von Hutier’s hit and run method, claims Indians inspired these tactics, and mentions losses near 1,000 planes. It covers Transylvania’s partition between Hungary and Romania, Romania’s border changes, and lingering Balkans tensions, plus a France war-damage list and Amiens cathedral’s escape.
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Campaign Not Hot Enough in 1940 Race
A vintage 1940 campaign snapshot shows Republicans split on Willkie versus Roosevelt while Winston Churchill endures a Kent air raid. Witty asides highlight party rifts, rising New Dealers, and satirical depictions of Churchill and allied figures amid wartime tension.
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Stowaway Helsinki Girl Aims for United States
Leonore Hirmakallio an 18 year old from Helsinki Finland stowed away on the American Legion ship carrying 870 war refugees. Authorities in the United States likely to deny her entry despite her desperate bid to reach America.
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Disciples of Thespis and the Summer Theaters
A survey notes the rise of summer theater with big stars and open venues from barns to seashores. It highlights Del Baker’s quiet leadership of the Detroit Tigers, his trades, shifts, and the team’s mixed prospects for pennant glory despite fan support.
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Gehringer
Pinky Higgins
Buck Newsom
Tommy Bridges
Keeping Your Linen Shelves in Order and Gift Ideas
The article describes linen organization ideas such as color coded bands for folded pieces, rolling napkins on colored sticks, and using color themes like blue white red and green for table items. It notes linen holders as attractive gifts and highlights shelf and drawer accessories across homemaking booklets with 32 pages of ideas. readers are invited to send 10 cents to obtain a copy.
Turnstiles at the Night Inspire All Minds
A compact quote captures Kipling as he notes that at night turnstiles bring all creeds face to face, making people appear wonderfully alike and colorless beyond borders and beliefs.
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