Weekly News Analysis: Clash of Russia and Germany quickens war
Edward C. Wayne analyzes how the Russia Germany conflict accelerates Europe war plans. He notes shifting American opinions, Britain's Syria gains, and the Damascus fall impacting Allied strategy, alongside aviation losses, submarine disasters, and shifts in U S policy toward the Axis.
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Russia
Germany
Europe
Syria
Lend-Lease funds and officials in the Washington scene
The article details a tentative $5 billion lend-lease appropriation plus the $7 billion already approved, totaling $12 billion for democracies. It notes after halving from an initial $19 billion, rising costs and repairs drive the need for more aid, and criticizes bureaucratic delay by army and OPM. It also profiles William H. Davis, new head of the National Defense Mediation Board, and odd Capitol interactions including a sign at the British Purchasing Mission and a sea captain's wife with biscuit bundle.
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Germany
Russia
Britain
Finland
Hitler
United States
England
China
France
Italy
Balkans
Turkey
Poland
Greece
Jugoslavia
Bulgaria
Churchill
Sir Stafford Cripps
Molotov
Dardanelles
Bosporus
von Ribbentrop
Portsmouth
N. H
Baltimore
Navy Department
Navy
Army
Washington, D. C
Congress
Thi
White House
Budget Bureau
U. S
Europe
Belgium
Holland
Romania
Hungary
Unite States
Defense
OPM
William H. Davis
National Defense Mediation Board
Davis
Allis- Chalmers
New York City
Allis-Chalmers
U. S. Supreme Court
Bangor
Maine
Washington, D. G
New York
Grand Central Art Galleries
Alonzo Irigoyen
Capitol
Senator Andrew Jackson Houston reaches 87 in Senate
Washington reports Senator Andrew Jackson Houston of Texas turning eighty seven, placing him among the oldest lawmakers to serve in the Senate. In New York, school janitors from 15 states arrive at Columbia University for a five day course on rat catching insect control plumbing repair and sweeping techniques.
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Washington
Andrew Jackson Houston
Texas
Senate
New York
Columbia University
Water resistant artificial leather cushions for outdoor use
Craft note suggests covering cushions with water resistant artificial leather and sewing like heavy fabric. It details materials, needle sizes, stitch counts, and cord coverings. Promotes burlap and silk stocking cushion ideas and advertises Mrs Spears homemakers booklets with 200 ideas for 10 cents each.
U.S.O. drive appeals for nationwide support
A wartime appeal urges families and neighbors to back a nationwide U S O fundraiser. The plea notes potential $10 765 000 overnight raise and invites contributions to local U S O committees or national headquarters in the Empire State Building New York City. It lists allied organizations including the YMCA National Catholic Community Service Salvation Army YWCA Jewish Welfare Board and National Travelers Aid Association.
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National Guard
War Department
America
Department
Congress
Army
Wadsworth
New York
U.S.O. Committee
U.S. O. Nationaleadquarters
Empire State Building
N.Y
U.S.O
The
Y.m.ca
National Catholic Community Service
Salvation Army
Y.W.C.A
Jewish Welfare Board
National Travelers Aid Association
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