Axis Adopts Confusion Plan To Force More Concessions
In a wide survey of Europe and beyond, the analysis notes Axis moves aimed at pressuring democracies, with Italy and Germany coordinating in the Balkans and Mediterranean. It covers Greece, Turkey, Romania, Yugoslavia, Poland, and Britain, plus U S responses including trade measures and public opinion shifts as war clouds loom.
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Axis
Europe
Albania
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Balkan
Victor Emmanuel
France
Britain
Balkans
John Metaxas
Chamberlain
Germany
Spain
Tont Petain
Burgos
Asis
Maly
Gibraltar
Algeria
Spo
Mediterranean
Africa
Ifaly
Ftuhan
Libya
Rummania
Greece
Turkey
Hungary
Bulgaria
Rumania
Carol
Yugoslavia
Rhodes
Poland
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Danzig
East Prussia
Anthony Iden
Mr. Chamberlain
U. S
Gallup
U.S
Congress
Reich
Hitler
Netherlands
Senate
Pittman
Buenos Aires
Berlin
Patagonia
Argentina
Alfredo Muller
America
Patagonian
Roosevelt
Ecuador
Galapagos Islands
Panama
California
Edward V. Tvak
San Francisco
Australia
Canton
Enderbury Islands
Great Britain
Enderbury
Hawaii
Sydney
Pacific
Round the world air tickets go on sale at $1785
Aviation news notes tickets for a round the world trip priced at 1785 dollars covering a 14 day itinerary with 11 overnight pauses. Shipping notes report 165 vessels totaling 678000 gross tons under construction in U S yards this year versus 105 ships totaling 389000 tons last year. A retired U S Army officer proposes mercy killing for various groups in a philosophical society talk. A dairy farmer discusses feeding cows egg nog to boost milk yield as egg prices drop.
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U. S
Edward 3. Dyer
U.S. Army
Washington Society of Philosophical Research
A. W. Ellsworth
Hurd
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Horror of the Gray Spots
Jim Burnett of East Rutherford recounts a 1922 Amazon quest with Jay McKay to trail a murderer. Leprosy fears mount as gray spots appear on their skin, but a doctor from Porto Velho identifies a false form and relief arrives. They never catch the killer.
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Ello
Jim Burnett
East Rutherford
N. J
Jim
Brazil
Jay McKay
Amazon
McKay
Jay
Geral
Purus
Molleca
Kim
Louisiana Seper Colony
Ladrones
Civilization
Madeira River
Porto Velho
Doctor King
Pagoda Tree Brought From Orient to Western World
Sophora japonica or Pagoda tree was introduced from the Orient to the western world, landing in France in 1747. Widely grown in the Far East, it appears around Buddhist temples, has dark green leaves with gray undersides, deeply fissured bark, and a tall late-flowering habit.
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Orient
France
Far East
Garden watering tips for gardeners to avoid surface drying
Sprinkling only moistens surface soil and exposes shallow roots increasing root damage during hoeing. Water thoroughly early or late to reduce evaporation, with slow flow for 20 minutes to half an hour, keeping subsoil moist as advised by Walter H. Nixon at Ferry Seed Breeding Station.
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Walter H. Nixon
Ferry
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