Dover Through the Blitz A Reporter’s Coastal England Tour
In Dover and Ramsgate the author notes active wartime life amid shelling and air raids. Coastal towns echo sirens daily while Ramsgate’s vast chalk tunnels host 1700 residents in primitive apartments. A Tunbridge Wells friend and a London writer observe vigilance and openness during patrols.
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Dover
France
Coventry
Bristol
Grand Hotel
Ramsgate
Tunbridge Wells
London
Lord Mayor's Office
Mr. Pyle
Panorams to Premiere in Amarillo Ether Reel Movies
Amarillo previews reveal Panorams a 16 mm sound projector with ten three minute subjects per reel. Dyer Badger and Herring plan private showings before public display. Proceeds from dime movies benefit the May 3 4 sorority conclave. The Panoram costs a thousand dollars and is touted as a national sensation. Shows to open Wednesday with Sternie Sternberg and orchestra departing, Coleburns group replacing them. Tonight skating at Roseland and Greek War Relief funds.
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Amarillo
H. A. Dyer
Nat
Badger-Herring Company
Dallas
Badger-Herring
Aleum
Kay Kyser
Kyser
Kay
Mr. Dyer
Harry Badger
Joe Herring
Jimmy Roosevelt
Today's Puzzler Answers and Crossword Clues
A mixed list of crossword style clues with numbered across and down entries. Includes references to artists sculptors childlike prompts, various wordplay hints, and a set of cryptic style definitions for both horizontal and vertical columns across many themes.
Public Opinion Holds Back US War In 1941 Survey
Dr George Gallup notes that in mid March 1941 the American public remains strongly opposed to entering the war with Germany and Italy. Only 15 percent favor going to war, 85 percent favor staying out, with the lease lend bill seen as unlikely to push the nation into conflict. The South and West show regional variance, but overall two aims guide sentiment: aid to England without entering world war and avoiding domestic military mobilization.
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Princeton
N. J
United States
American Institute of Public Opinion
France
England
West Central
Economic controls urged as defense strains mount in war effort
The article discusses calls for a centralized economic authority to balance defense needs and civilian supply. It notes Baruch’s warnings on price fixing and wage freezes, production reallocations, and shortages in nickel and aluminum. it warns of rising prices and wages hurting workers and small businesses. It also analyzes Italy’s position, Mussolini’s decline, and Nazi influence in Italy amidst broader Axis dynamics.
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Washington
Bernard Baruch
Defense
Baruch
Priorities Board
Defense Industries
Hitler
Italy
Rome
Mussolini
Britain
Berlin
Germany
Axis
Notable Aeronautical Leader Uses Notepads to Drive Output
George F. Chapline, president of Brewster Aeronautical Corporation, exceeds four months on government aircraft quotas. The Lincoln, Nebraska native, age 47, is famed for writing every idea in notebooks, scheduling, dictation, and a structured conference review process to ensure decisive action and clear follow through.
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George F. Chapline
Ager
Brewster Aeronautical Corporation
U. S
Mr. Chapline
Lincoln
Neb
Chapline
Mai
Millions for Texas Defense Boosts Orange Naval Build Up
Texas defense boom runs from Orange to Corpus Christi with 100 million for shipyards 44 million naval air training station and hundreds of millions more in contracts. Orange sees population jump and strict local life as destroyer construction accelerates under Naval Commander E B Perry amid a nationwide drive to finish ships faster.
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William T. Rives
Orange
Tex
Texas
Sabine
Corpus Christi
Naval Air Training Station
Knox
Navy
J. B. Hudson
Luisiana
Destroyer Constructon
E. B. Perry
National Defense Program
Perry
Sunset Grove Country Club
Consolidated Steel Corporation of Texas
Bechtel- McCone-Parsons
Bechtel-McCone-Parsons
Arsenal twins and other officials named on editorial page
The editorial lists William S. Knudsen and Sidney Hillman as the arsenal twins from the Office of Production Management. Archibald MacLeish is Librarian of Congress and W. A. Julian is U.S. treasurer. Chief Justice Hughes and Justices Murphy Stone and McReynolds are former attorneys general. Vice President Wallace has been coordinating with senators in the Senate gym. Lord Halifax is Britain’s ambassador and Kikishiro Nomura represents Japan.
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William S. Knudsen
Sidney Hillman
Office of Production Management
Arsenal
Archibald MacLeish
Congress
W. A. Julian
U. S
Hughes
Harding
Coolidge
Murphy
Stone
McReynolds
Wallace
Senate
Lord Halifax
Britain
Kichisaburo Nomura
Japan
Germany Prepares for War by Ewald Banse
Book review notes Banse's 1932 work published abroad and later printed in America in 1934. It argues the book outlines Germany's path to power and cites propositions later seen as prophetic, including Austria annexation, Czechoslovakia inference, Polish tensions, and Paris occupation, while Hitler-era critics dismiss it as nonsense.
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Fascist Party
Clique
Germany
Il Duce
Hitler
Mussolini
Mediterranean
Ewald Banse
Professor Banse
Brunswick Hochschule
England
America
Banse
Reich
Austria
Spain
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Holland
Belgium
Paris
Flight From Europe Continues to New York Over Atlantic
An account of the Pan American Clipper flight from Bolama to Belem and Trinidad, detailing aboard passengers including a Portuguese West Africa governor, a US president's representative, and a Czech refugee. En route near Cape Hatteras the crew battles heavy turbulence, with several ill and a reunion at LaGuardia as snow and warmth contrast.
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Lisbon
Europe
Portuguese West Africa
Clipper
United States
New York
France
Africa
Equator
Amazon River
Belem
Para
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Amazon
Port of Spain
West Indies
Trinidad
Cape Hattteras
Cetenbaridte
Long Island
America
LaGuardia
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