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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1941
Page
2
Edward C. Wayne analyzes the war landscape predicting a Nazi collapse within a year as Hitler confronts the British invasion threat. Churchill warns Japan against joining war with the United States.
An analysis of Hitler praising a united front against communism and threatening England while Stalin reviews troops in Moscow on the anniversary of the October Revolution. Stalin admits heavy German losses and vows continued resistance as Red Front actions press on in Kalinin Volokolamsk Mozhaisk and Maloyaroslavets.
Churchill hailed Allied unity as Hitler and Stalin celebrated anniversaries and warned that U S naval aid would end Britain’s isolation. Roosevelt urged labor to support national defense amid senate fights over neutrality act revision as Reuben James casualties rose to 101.
The neutrality act revision leaves a tense global scene as the US nears de facto entry into naval hostilities. Rep Bloom notes the president may not need to use new powers now, while Kurusu’s mission to clarify Japan’s Pacific position falters amid British American tensions. Britain and the US warn Japan against further expansion, including Siberia and Indo China.
The major RAF raid on Germany incurred a high price with 37 modern bombers and about 200 airmen lost. German claims of 14 additional aircraft bring total losses to 51 in 24 hours, with weather and icing to blame, while the attack targets Moscow and Leningrad fronts and continues despite fierce resistance.
The piece notes a December 5 deadline for railway labour negotiations after a wartime truce and a Detroit Teamsters strike linked to railway clerks arbitration resistance. It also discusses wage ceilings, price control, and the British Commandos expanding raids in the Mediterranean with diverse fighters sworn to vengeance.
The piece analyzes a three way tug of war among New Deal allies, dollar a year men, and army navy officials hindering the defense program. It highlights overlapping OEM authority, Wallaces role, and Jones control of funds, questioning who can resolve the log jam. It ends with a call to reduce trade barriers as nations depend on each other.
Dawn pedestrians face risky intersections as traffic signals turn yellow before commuters rise. Birds, unlike humans, traverse streets freely, greeting the morning with cheerful calls while others dodge vehicles and heed the warning lights.
Washington reports 1,500,000 American soldiers will consume 750 tons of turkey on Thanksgiving Day. Berlin notes the detention of a Roman Catholic priest accused of offering prayers for Jews during a government driven campaign.
State Employment services set up offices at 20 Farm Security migratory labor camps in the Northwest to place workers in hop and potato fields and apple orchards, boosting job placements beyond prior records. Sweden reports 800 tons of tobacco wasted yearly in discarded stubs. plan for hollow paper tips to reuse the stub length.
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