Nazis Claim Break Through Attack On Soviet Line
Weekly News Analysis reports Nazis claim a breakthrough against Soviet defenses as Stalin’s line faces renewed pressure. U S policy debates continue with Knox and Wheeler amid Iceland occupation, selective service issues, and naval depth charge rumors. British demands over postwar Syria stir Vichy tensions.
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Peru and Ecuador Near Arbitration Amid Border Tensions
Reports from Quito and Buenos Aires indicate both Peru and Ecuador favor mediation with the United States Brazil and Argentina. Sumner Welles urged moving forces 15 miles from the border while negotiations proceed. The issue centers on a large disputed area and the crisis includes ongoing militia activity and public interest.
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Ecuador
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Brazil
Argentina
Quito
Hull
J S Is Now a Reservoir For European Livestock
Kolumnist Baukhage notes wartime shifts flooding the U S with European blooded stock. He cites Jersey Guernsey cattle Holstein dairy leadership and export of English horses to the United States plus the rise of the United States as a reservoir of livestock and potential exporter. He also touches Iceland and US military questions.
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U. S. Surplus Agency Gathers Food Supplies for Britain
The Surplus Marketing Administration reports buying over 300 million dollars in food in the last three months. Some shipments are sent to Britain while other goods aid needy families at home. Drafts on ships are increasing since the lend-lease law, and expert Milo Perkins notes the potential for a decent living standard through production gains.
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CBS Resumes Berlin Broadcasts Amid Nazi Protest
Berlin reports CBS resumes transmissions after Nazi officials warned there would be no policy change. German authorities halted broadcasts in protest over Elmer Davis remarks on an on air interview with British author P. G. Wodehouse and internment actions.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Elmer Davis
P. G. Wodehouse
Fifty-Two D C Motorists Arrested Over Smoky Exhausts
In Washington a police sweep arrested fifty two D C motorists for smoky exhausts as Secretary Ickes launches a drive to conserve gasoline. The move marks the opening stage of a broader oil conservation campaign in the national capital.
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D. C
Ickes
Call for Men From Britain to America Stirs Public Debate
British voices urge more American men to join the war effort with rising pressure on the White House. Observers cite non intervention fears, U S manpower needs, and belief that officers prioritize domestic needs over overseas action.
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Churchill
America
United States Army
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