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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1942
Page
2
Submarine actions and allied naval maneuvers feature in weekly highlights as U S forces engage enemy fleets. The piece notes Russian troops employing a Nazi tactic in a pivotal victory over German units.
Reports describe a rising British defense near Singapore with a Maur river bridgehead under Japan threat. Australian reinforcements and Buffalo fighters bolster allied lines as observers sense possible turning of the tide in Malaya and the facing of renewed Japanese pressure on Singapore and the Malay peninsula.
John L. Lewis, United Mine Workers leader, proposed peace negotiations with CIO head Philip Murray and AFL head William Green, arguing unity is needed in America's economy. Churchill arrives. British and Free French forces capture Halfaya Pass after heavy Axis losses, with 31,000 Axis prisoners overall.
A Bata-baukage column describes a hidden Pacific zone 2 000 miles wide housing Japanese naval bases. It explains how cement stores and war supplies feed extensive bases, aiding attacks on Philippines Singapore and the Indies and delaying U S Navy relief efforts. It notes past refusals to fund Guam harbor improvements and the strategic peril posed to American supply routes.
Washington reports over 100 German Japanese and Italian business firms were padlocked while 98 operated under federal supervision. In Cleveland Zionist leader Abba Hillel Silver urged Britain or America to arm defenseless Palestine to defend the Jewish homeland and ensure independence.
Marshall plan style councils may meet in Washington to shape postwar policy. Federal Reserve head Mariner Eccles urges conservatives to decide what to conserve and act. U S Mexico transport and communications ties expand with three aerial trunk lines in daily use. Adolf Hitler’s listed contact remains Berlin 11 6191 via the new British Who’s Who.
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