Seven Homeless Regimes Meet in London Cabinet
The London cabinet holds weekly sessions under the Prime Minister with a focus on unity amid fractured regimes. In a surprising move, Latin American ties surface as a key topic in U S secrets discussions reported by William W. White.
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London
Germany
Russia
Norway
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Greece
Yugoslavia
Netherlands
Polish National Unity
Raczkiewicz
Poland
National Council
Army High Command
Timing of German Consulate Closures Signals War Move
The piece argues the closing of all German consulates in the United States comes amid a heated push for action against Nazi influence. It cites protests against various German postings, the Robin Moor incident, and suggests Roosevelt seeks broad support for sterner measures, foreshadowing a deeper U.S. role in the war. It also notes Latin American observers and trade dynamics as context for postwar aims.
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New York
Manfred Zapp
Transocean News Service
German Library of Information
Baron Edgar von Spiegel
New Orleans
Germany
United States
Fritz Woieldemann
San Francisco
Boston
Hitler
Robin Moor
Roosevelt
Britain
Philadelphia
Adolf Hitler
Franklin Roosevelt
United Kingdom
Washington
London
Berlin
Rome
British Industrial and Export Council
Board of Trade
Whitehall
Exports Credit Guarantee Department
South America
England
Atlantic
Europe
Italy
U. S
Jewelry from shells and exotic beads draw shoppers on Broadway
New York reports a bargain center on West 44th Street at 6th Avenue offering Nassau buble shell periwinkle Haitian beads curved bamboo hoodoo beads Indian shell work sandalwood beads and white beads from Panama plus mangrove bracelets from Key West. The piece notes varied entertainment and public figures with snappy quips from Fred Allen about H. Allen Smith and mentions Ramon Vijos a Mexican waiter who served in South American revolutions.
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New York
West 44Th Street
6Th Avenue
Haiti
Mexico
Panama
Key West
Fred Allen
H. Allen Smith
Smith
N. Y
Allen
46Th Street
Ramon Vijos
Villa
South America
The Sacred Dagger Continued in Desert Camp
Anne Willard remains tangled with Blaze Sherwood as she plots to free her imprisoned parents in the lost Asiatic city. Pete Mackey returns a note from Blaze while tension rises over loyalty and love amid mounting dangers in Yangsar and the expedition camp.
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Anne Willard
Shy-a-Naga
Blaze Sherwood
Blaze
Pete Mackey
Anne
Sherwood
Yangsar
Rimpoche
Big P. S
Pete
Diana M
Louis
Little Beth
Doddap
Annie
Philip
Diana
Beth
Mackey
Dr. Oliver
Judge Hoover’s Panhandle wheat harvest hope and dairy drive
In the Texas Panhandle, Judge H E Hoover of Canadian is expected to harvest about 300000 bushels of wheat plus 12000 oats and 25000 barley on tenant farms. He focuses on a dairy herd of Jersey cows with 50 milking head, 40 yearlings due next year, and plans to flood the region with milk. The writer, from the Big Bull Ranch, praises Hoover’s energy at 78, managing farms, ranch, dairy, and a legal practice.
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Texas Panhandle
H. E. Hoover
Jersey
Panhandle
Judge Hoover
Jess Yakley
Hemphill County
Pampa
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Solomon
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Latin-America
Great Britain
BBC
Middle East
Gerbrandy
Wilhelmina
Holland
Heemsperk
Haakon
Benes
George Tucker
Manhattan
Hoot Gibson
Jack Leoard
Katharine Cornell
Helen Hayes
Clifford Odets
Group Theater
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Syria
Lebanon
Rita Mahler Hanson
BIG Bull Ranch
Buck Harris
Buck
Freddy
Sam
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