German War Machine Invades Belgium and The Netherlands
Weekly News Analysis reports Hitler’s invasion of Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, with Allied responses from Paris London and Washington. It notes Belgium Brussels air raid casualties, Belgium’s open city status, and Roosevelt convening officials to plan America’s course while Mussolini vows action only on facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
England
France
Belgian
Adolf Hitler
Low Countries
Luxembourg
United States
State Department
Brussels
Roosevelt
Hitler
America
Mussolini
Italy
Mediterranean
Names in the News Across Nations and Nations War Prep
A sweeping late prewar briefing notes Joan of Arc and Stalin in the news, Squalus renamed Sailfish, and U S senators argue bank saving use. Neville Chamberlain faces a Norway crisis as Churchill accepts blame for setbacks while Lloyd George leads opposition. U S mobilizes 66,000 troops for large peace time war games in the South as political maneuvering and party platform planning unfold in Washington and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Joan of Arc
Russia
Josef Stalin
Soviet Union
Squalus
Senate Banking and Currency Subcommittee
Sheridan Downey
Dem
Calif
U. S
Letris
Schwellenbach
Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
England
Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
House of Commons
Norway
Chamberlain
Narvik
Britain
North Sea
Germany
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
Trondheim
Churchill
House
Hitler
David Lloyd George
United States
Deep South
Johnson Jays and Dillinger tactics clash with Hitler plan
A critical column denounces Samuel Harden Church's bid to seize Hitler for trial via the League of Nations as dangerous and foolish. It notes historical echoes and condemns public support, highlighting the lack of League jurisdiction and the perils of sensational kidnap plots. It also critiques presidential missteps on civil aviation control and regulatory shifts harming safety and governance.
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Washington, D. C
Dillinger
Samuel Harden Church
Carnegie Institute
Adolf Hitler
League of Nations
Kidnaying
Germany
England
France
Adolf
Napoleon Bonaparte
Enghien
St. Helena
Church
Congress
Department of Commerce
J. Monroe
Realistic icons and volcanic record contrast from old reports
An odd medieval icon painting method details layering from skeleton to flesh. A 1933 to 1935 Japanese death by own action wave reports 313 jumps into the Oshima volcano, 291 of them after guards foiled attempts, as granite buildings crumble unlike marble in fires.
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Japan
Oshima
Collier’s
Reflection Inspires Personal Judgment, Watts Quote
A concise reflection on how reading and conversation help ideas form, but true judgment arises from internal meditation. Dr. I. Watts is invoked to emphasize inner reasoning over external input.
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I. Watts
Newhouse Couple Build Blue Green Shelter Frame
ME and Mrs Newhouse eyed their yard and chose a quick shelter project. Mr Newhouse bought second hand pipe cheaply and sketched a frame like the illustration. A plumber cut and threaded the pipe for easy assembly. The frame was painted bright blue with green and white striped fabric selected by Mrs Newhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Newhouse
Mr. Newhouse
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Western Newspaper Union
Deeid Lloyd George
Mary
Alexandria
Balkans
Europe
U.S. Blitzkrieg
Washington
John L. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Resolutions Committee
Philadelphia
Wheeler
Mont
Johnson Jays
Sheriff
Nottingham
de Koven
Airways
Johnson
Harry Hopkins
WPA
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hinckley
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Thomas
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Spears
Bedford Aitks
New York
Firestone
Aagillo
Nately
Fey Cleama Esa ' Gonvoy Tires
Firestone Chu
M. B.C
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