Nazis Overextend Grip Across Europe World War II Reflection
Editorial notes that Nazi expansion faltered as sabotage and rioting spread from Belgium to Greece. It argues civilian resistance can slow invaders, tying up troops and transport, potentially delaying attacks on Spain and Turkey as World War II unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Belgium
France
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Greece
Hitler
Spain
Turkey
First Consideration on War, Labor and Hiring Halls
The piece quotes Sea Farers International Union head Harry Lundeberg opposing merchant sailor job freezes. He says such a policy would end hiring halls and threaten his union. Undersecretary Robert Patterson argues the Army acts with nations at war and stresses the people's Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lundeberg
Seafarers International Union
A. F. of L
Lundeberg
People’s Army
Robert P. Patterson
Soviet Communiques Explains Red Advances Near Stalingrad
In a sharp review, the Soviet communiques describe German forces around Stalingrad shrinking from 12 to 14 divisions to a fragile trapped group under Von Hoff. They claim the Reds aim to drive Nazis from the Caucasus, Rostov, and Donets region, while air superiority and supplies grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mallon
Washington
Stalingrad
Ter
von Hoff
Eighth Army
Moscow
Chernishkovsky
Hitler
Caucasus
Rostov
Donets
Ukraine
Reds
Salsk
Tikhoretsk
Stalin
Africa
Murmansk
Iran
Red
Mr. Roosevelt
Familiarity Breeds Contempt in Pacific Patrol Tale
Mary suspects Dan Sherman’s return maskes a trap as she moves from romance to wartime duty. She plots to keep distance while her mother courts Dan’s presence to keep him near. Three strange planes pass overhead as tension rises in a coastal town during a wartime patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Dan Sherman
Evelyn Garthwaite
Dan
Dad
Night Patrol on a Beach Portends Hidden Threats
Mary traces danger from distant air activity and parachutist rumors after a torpedoed Coast Guard cutter and reports of wrecked planes. She encounters Dan Sherman on the shore near a rubber boat as tension rises and a saboteur atmosphere grows in the coastal region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Coast Guard
Dan
Fourth Interceptor Command
Forest Rangers
Mission Valley
Patton Leads From Front in Casablanca Battle Tale
In November 1942 Patton commands the First Armored Division as American tanks push ashore at Casablanca under air and naval fire. He lands amid a sharp engagement on the front, while the navy fights French ships and defenses, and the operation climaxes with Casablanca’s fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
Morocco
Casablanca
Africa
George S. Patton, Jr
Navy
Jean Bart
General Patton
Patton
West Point
Etiquette at a Dance and Tea Dress Rules
The guide answers how to introduce a partner, noting that women are presented before men, and that a man should say How do you do when introducing Miss Jones to Miss Brown and Mr Payne. A tea guest may wear a street-length dress and a hat. If avoiding a cocktail, choose a non alcoholic drink and sip it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jones
Mr. Payne
Miss Brown
Growth of American Military Might
In wartime budgets from 1940 to 1944 the United States shows a dramatic rise in monthly military output from two to six billion dollars, potentially eight soon, with the program feasible and 30 percent more to come in eighteen months. Lipppmann argues this productivity shift reshapes economic thinking, tax policy, debt, inflation handling, and the general scale of human affairs, demanding new premises and sharper thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lippmann
Military Lippmann
Pearl Harbor
United States
TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES
A crossword style puzzle list with numbered horizontal and vertical clues covering insects birds geography and wordplay. Includes extinct bird age measure of area and various nouns adjectives and verbs for fill in.
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Geraint
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