Occupation of Dutch Guiana Strengthens Defense Bases
United States troops occupy Dutch Guiana with Netherlands in exile and aid from Brazil and Argentina. The move aims to protect Surinam bauxite mines and strengthen hemisphere defenses amid concerns over Nazi influence, Vichy ties, and potential air and land threats to the Panama Canal and Caribbean.
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United States
Dutch Guiana
Netherlands
Brazil
Argentina
Surinam
Iceland
Britain
Plae
Natal
Paramaribo
Dakar
Lati
French Guiana
British Guiana
Martinique
Vichy
General Weygand
Africa
Dutch East Indies
Pacific
West Indies
Panama Canal
Puerto Rico
Borinquen
Arkansas
Alabama
Georgia
Bureau of Mines
Atlantic
Germany
Motherland
U. S
Brasil
Home-grown Christmas trees fund Gene Hanson's Cornell education
Gene Hanson, a former 4-H member from Ithaca, sold Christmas trees to finance college at Cornell. Over ten years his plantation yielded about 531 dollars in 1940 alone and more than ten thousand dollars per acre in gross receipts, with modest expenses for gasoline and advertising.
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Ithaca
N. Y
New York State
Cornell University
Gene Hanson
New York State College of Agriculture
Gene
Bealao
Ees
Nation Prepares Bill of Rights Day Observance
The United States marks the 150th anniversary of the Bill of Rights with national programs led by the Office of Civilian Defense and the Library of Congress. Archibald MacLeish urges local defense councils to form information committees and promote local observances highlighting freedoms guaranteed by the ten amendments ratified on December 15, 1791.
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Washington
Europe
Asia
Office of
Civilian Defense
Archibald MacLeish
Librarian of
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
United States
Library of Congress
F. H. LaGuardia
Office of Civilian Defense
Defense Council
Virginia
Jefferson
Massachusetts
New York
Polite Bandits Reported Across Cities
A humorous roundup notes bandits in Totuno Baltimore Chicago St. Paul Mobile Hollywood New York and Memphis showing unusual courtesy during crimes. Incidents include apologies offers of water, gentle speech and even counting change, with a Memphis editor scolding those with small loots.
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Totuno
Baltimore
Chicago
St. Paul
Hollywood
New York
Memphis
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