U S Losing an Air Battle in Latin America Editorial
The Globe News rebuts American radio policy toward Latin America noting broadcasts in Spanish suffer from timing and dialect differences. Axis nations push Spanish programs while U S efforts often miss peak listening times. The piece urges better cultural and commercial coordination and highlights a broader vision for U S housing and goodwill initiatives.
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Latin America
United States
Germany
Italy
U. S
Great Britain
Near East
Bari
Brazil
Argentina
Uruguay
Paraguay
Chile
Bolivia
Central American
U.S
Axis
Hollywood
Nelson Rockefeller
Peace by negotiation warned against by a critic
Dorothy Thompson notes Ludwell Denny and Berlin influenced peace talk could yield a Nazi backed settlement if Britain falls. She argues a negotiated peace would join Britain under Hitler, endanger the United States, and demand full American mobilization and unity to avoid catastrophe.
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Ludwell Denny
Scrippe-Howard
Europe
Mr. Churchill
Roosevelt
Denny
Berlin
Hitler
Great Britain
Britain
Germany
Italy
Mussolini
France
United States
Churchill
Czecho-Slovakia
Benes
Schuschnigg
Stalin
From Plump to Prosperous: Rosalie Taplinger’s Rose-Dor Farm
Eight years after seeking acting work in New York, Rosalie Taplinger turned her weight challenge into a business. She opened Rose-Dor Health and Beauty Farm for Women near New York, attracting stars like Nancy Carroll and Ethel Merman. The venture grew to a 50-member staff, using sports and wellness to help stout women regain vigor.
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Rosalie Taplinger
New York City
Rosalie
New York
Fily
Doris
Rose
Alexander Hamilton
Irvington On- the-Hudson
Teanis
Gulf
Nancy Carroll
Ethel Merman
Dorothy Thompson
Ona Munson
Mitzi Green
Caroll Bruce
Carbina Wright, Jr
Santa Visits Neptune in Mermaid Folk Tale
A mermaid daughter of Neptune asks Santa for help for a shipwrecked prince linked to Saul the fisherman and Inga. Santa summons the Fairy Queen to learn the tale and plans to aid, then gears up with elves, gnomes, and twelve reindeer for a Christmas Eve journey.
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King
Santa
Neptune
Saul
Inga
Harnes
Neptune and the Fairy Queen Choose Heirs in Wonder Tale
Sigrid Arne narrates a sea voyage where Neptune meets the Fairy Queen and a royal prince. A mermaid, seeking a human life, asks to become a land maiden while the prince must prove his worth through a distant adventure. A magic locket hints at danger and future meetings. Tomorrow, both finder and found begin new lives.
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Neptune
Santa
Prince
Mata Hari’s Daughter A Dickensian Spy Thriller
In England a fifth column blitzkrieg unfolds led by the elusive Ajax as Mara the English traitor is killed and Sir John Sanderson faces a dangerous quandary. Brinda Duncan aids a wounded ally, encounters Vaslav the Russian entertainer, and a tense drawing room night hints at further treachery amid mounting political intrigue.
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England
Ajax
Mara
Hugh Kenley
John Sanderson
John
Brinda Duncan
Brinda
Kenley
Richard Malden
Intelligence Office
Gladys
Lord
Lady Mountwyn
Sir John
Mountwyn
Vaslav
Lord Mountwyn
Doctor MacDonald
Macs Donald
MacDonald
Craver
Blackguard
Today s puzzler answers across and down
Horizontal clues include Pictured bird of prey and Kaolin while vertical clues cover Rampart and Armadillo. The grid interlocks common terms such as bushel, seaweed, kettle, and clan symbol, yielding a complete crossword style puzzle solution set.
Butterworth's Home Town Parade Pranks backfire story
Talk of the Town recalls Charles Butterworth touring the Midwest as headliner. In South Bend a planned parade and mishaps at a butterfly float concert mark a humorous, chaotic stop. Butterworth’s tale ends with a wary moral about hometown nerves.
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Charles Butterworth
New York
Astoria
Midwest
Booker
South Bend
Ind
Butterworth
Buterworth
Studebaker
All About Mexico radio dispatch overview
United Press summary outlines Mexico’s area of 764000 square miles, borders, and coastlines. It notes major industries including mining and petroleum, foreign ownership history, agriculture, and irrigation needs. The piece highlights vast mineral wealth, irrigation challenges, and climate variation from desert to high mountains within one country.
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Gulf of California
Lower
California
Mexico
Yucatan
Gulf of Mexico
Guatemala
Pacific
Caribbean
United States
Rio Grande
New York
Judea by Christmas Threat to World Fate
Pierre Van Paasen argues in Liberty that the Holy Land and nearby regions determine whether the Axis can rule the world. The piece details a Nazi strategy to seize Haifa and Suez, with a two front push via Palestine and Egypt, while Britain fights to hold the Mediterranean. It predicts Allied air power and Franco-Italian limits will shape outcomes by spring.
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England
Britain
Lindbergh
Europe
Chicago
Holy Land
Judea
Holy
Gaililee
Palestine
Mesopotamia
Far East
Suez Canal
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Haifa
Axis
Near East
Hitler
Japan
Red Sea
Suez
Egypt
Christma
Germany
Gestapo
Reich
Cairo
Bagdad
Teheran
Mussolini
Geremany
Luftwaffe
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