Pressure for Second Front Grows as War News Darkens
Washington June 26 The impact of bad war news from Africa the Soviet Union and the Pacific plus anxious public opinion sharpens calls for a vigorously active Anglo American fighting front against Germany. Churchill roosevelt talks and a Pacific war council leave reporters hopeful yet cautious about possible plans and joint strategy.
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Panic Recount of Tokyo Raid Shakes Faith in War Effort
An eye witness from a neutral country describes Tokyo panicking during the April 18 daylight air raid, noting heavy damage around the capital and Yokohama. He reports civilians rushing for cover, scarce anti aircraft fire, and Japan’s inability to intercept the fast aircraft while the press warned of a long war. The witness also details Manila and Filipino conditions during occupation.
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Dartmouth houses world’s largest Walter Wanger manuscripts collection
Hanover New Hampshire 1936 film director Walter Wanger began collecting movie manuscripts at Dartmouth College his alma mater. The bound 750 orig inal scripts far surpass the Library of Congress, with many notations reflecting Hays office censorship. The collection in Sanborn House supports scriptwriting classes as college cooperation continues. During World War I aircraft speeds ranged from 100 to 135 mph for fast planes and 90 to 100 mph for bombers.
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Trouble of Home Life Leads to Separation Suit
New York June 26 Mrs Marguerite Granieri a brunette school teacher in a separation suit alleges domestic abuse by her husband Dr Francis J Granieri a surgeon. She says he woke her by pulling her hair and imposed demands at all times while she feared for her safety and sought to save her mind and life. Dr Granieri counters with a desertion charge.
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Domestic Pets To Get Blackout Protection
Los Angeles County will shield dogs and other domestic animals during blackouts and raids. The American Red Star organization arranges removal from highways and placement in safety centers. A survey of dog hospitals and cooperation from poundmasters and animal societies are noted.
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