Night sailings and wartime talks on a foggy dock
On a fog shrouded dock Barry Fielding and his fiancée Lila Harrison encounter Allison Topping a debutante who taunts Lila as a ship sails. Barry warns Topping about Guatemala while the crowd disperses and a warning of danger lingers as they prepare to board.
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Barry Fielding
Barry
New York
Lila Harrison
Miss Harrison
Allison Topping
Cafe Society
Cuba
Miss Topping
Godfrey
Guatemala
Topping
Allison
Commodores Restored To Official Rank In Navy
Time notes a bill restoring commodore as an official rank for captains commanding squadrons from 1862 to 1899. The Navy promoted four captains to commodore last week Oscar Smith Lee Johnson Lawrence Reifsnyder and Robert Grimes Coman all serving in distinct fleets and task forces. Each will wear one star like brigadier generals and other flag officers.
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U. S
John Paul Jones
Edward Preble
Oliver Hazard Perry
Matthew Calbraith Perry
George Dewey
Manila Bay
Franklin Roosevelt
Navy
Oscar Smith
Special Task Force No
Lee Payne Johnson
Atlantic Fleet
South Pacific Amphibious Force
Lawrence F. Reifsnider
Robert Grimes Coman
Southwest Pacifics Service Force
Sprouts Condemned in War Food Rationing In England
From England comes word that Brussels sprouts are deemed non essential and recipes will shift to cabbage and other greens. Inspections over steel tests face scrutiny as questions rise about failures in protecting ships and fleets amid war.
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England
Hair Pulling Over Rubber Politics and Gasoline War
Washington column argues the Jeffers and Patterson clash over synthetic rubber and fuel oil will affect motorists. It notes OWI distortions, potential concessions by Jeffers, and a shift toward less leftist government publicity while gas and rubber supplies remain strained for civilians and war needs.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Jeffers
Elmer Davis
OWI
Patterson
Mallon
Davis
Army
Navy
Patterson-Jeffers
Dies Committee
Curbstone
New York
German Control Post War Necessity
Lipmann argues that controlling German industrial policy will disarm Germany and end its imperialist economic ties. He warns against private corporate alliances that bind weak nations to Germany and urges trustees from the United Nations to regulate German industry. The goal is to divert wealth to uplift German workers and curb the historic governing class that enabled Hitler.
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Walter Lippmann
Germany
Dr. Schacht
United Nations
Hitler
Nazi Party
TODAY'S PUZZLER SOLVED BY CROSSWORD CLUES
A crossword puzzle fills a page with horizontal and vertical clues. Readers parse hints for names places numbers and common words to complete the grid and share the completion status.
Captured Jap says U S planes dive under trees in India
The article quotes a Japanese prisoner describing American air force tactics in India. It notes views on history education and a Stanford professor urging that democracy relies on citizen habits. It cites a National Association of Manufacturers resolution opposing labor compulsion, arguing initiative matters.
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U.S
India
Maxwell H. Lavelle
Stanford U
National Association Manufacturers
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