One-Big-Nation Plan in Europe Sparks Debate
A Amarillo Globe News editorial weighs Mussolini and Hitler's plan for a united Europe. It argues such unification is unlikely but urges careful study to expose its dangers and to emphasize the need for true freedom and orderly European renewal. It contrasts this with the risk of returning to international anarchy and pawns on a chessboard.
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Europe
Hitler
Mussolini
Berlin
Modern M 3 tank tested in Army war games in Louisiana
Reporter Richard C. Hottelet rides in an M 3 30-ton medium tank during field maneuvers in Louisiana. He notes the tank’s heavy armament, periscope vision, two-way radio, top armor, and integrated division support, arguing its self sufficiency surpasses German Panzer units.
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Richard C. Hottelet
Louisiana
United States
Adolph Hitler
Army
Tank Corps
Cambrai
France
Milestones of a Gourmet at Antoine’s in New Orleans
Henry McLemore recalls personal life landmarks culminating in dining at Antoine’s. He marvels at the restaurant’s famed oysters Rockefeller and watches Camille Averna, the chef, in the kitchen. He even experiments with a fictional dish, proposing a satirical “Mutton Barbada Hutton” recipe using ten thousand dollar bills.
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Henry McLemore
New Orleans
Antoine
Antoine's
Irvin Cobb
Fiorello LaGuardia
Marshal Foch
Ben Bernie
Walter Winchell
Grand Duchess
Marie
Buddy Baer
Grand Duke
Dmitri
Henry Ford
Barbada Hutton
Secret Voyage Yesterday on Jammed Salvage Mission
Jim prepares to salvage the Sonora aided by Jeffery Hammond and Mary Larsen aboard the Aurora. A mysterious moneyed man aboard presses for the Sonora location in exchange for Jim breaking his contract, signaling imminent trouble.
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Jim
Jeffery Hammond
Aurora
Lois
Hammond
Mary Larsen
Eric Forbes
New York
Mary
Jim Mallory
Mallory
South Africa
Mutiny and Salvage Plotloom on the Aurora
Jim and Curly crew a salvage ship the Aurora after a sunken Sonora. They blast hull plates to extract manganese while a Cuban schooner pursues, raising suspicions about Hammond Mary Larsen and a hidden moneyed backer, as tension grows aboard.
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Hammond
Curly
Spike
Jim
Eric Forbes
China
Coast Guard
Mary Larsen
Aurora
Jim Kent
Kent
Sonora
Theug
Poland in Captivity Versus Nazi Rule and Fight for Freedom
An Associated Press dispatch from Washington outlines Poland’s two years under German and Soviet occupation. It cites a government-in-exile in London led by Raczkiewicz and Sikorski, a Polish army of 50,000 in England, a 10,000-strong air force, and a navy boosted by three destroyers and several submarines. It notes mass executions and the fate of leaders like Stefan Starzynski, while detailing Poland’s gold reserves moved to France and eventually the United States, and the ongoing effort to form Polish forces with Allied support.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Lloyd Lehrbas
Washington
Poland
Jan Ciechanowski
United States
Republic of Poland
London
Europe
Near East
Russia
Canada
Great Britain
Soviet
Land
Germany
Hitler
Red Army
Ignace Mosciki
Switzerland
Edward Smuggly-Rydz
Rumania
Palestine
Joseph Beck
Wladyslaw Raczkiewicz
Polish Senate
Wladislaw Sikorski
Navi
Stefan Starzynski
Driblets
Sikorski
England
Greece
Syria
Libya
Mosciusko
Soviet Union
Pale
Bank of France
Angers
France
Dakar
Michigan
Texas
Michigan Social Welfare Department
WPA
San Antonio
Th A. F. of
Unio
From Russia to the Front A War of Revolutions and Forts
Eyewitness accounts describe the brutal battle along the Stalin Line where German assault teams push through Maginot-like forts only to be met with stubborn Russian resistance. The text portrays Russian and German fighters as driven by unmatched hatred and revolutionary zeal, fighting under extreme conditions across scorched earth and ruined towns.
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Russia
Stalin Line
France
Wendy Barrie Warns Actresses to Balance Life and Career
Hollywood star Wendy Barrie warns that actresses risk losing their womanhood when absorbed in work. She notes she plans to pursue roles now while also hoping someday to marry and build a home. Barrie emphasizes balance between career ambition and normal life.
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Charles R. Moore
Hollywood
Wendy Barrie
Miss Barrie
George Sanders
Gay Falcon
Wendy
Mrs. Houses
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