Axis Adopts Confusion Plan To Force Concessions
An editorial analysis outlines Axis strategy across Europe and the Mediterranean, detailing Italy and Germany pressuring democracies, Greece and Yugoslavia, and potential targets from France to Turkey. It notes U S responses, including trade measures and political shifts, while highlighting Naz I influence in South America and Pacific base considerations. It also reports on domestic U S political and economic figures and a Memphis juvenile court visit.
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Axis
Europe
Albania
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Balkan
Victor Emmanuel
France
Britain
Balkans
John Metaxas
Chamberlain
Greece
Metaxas
Germany
Spain
Henri Petain
Burgos
British
Gibraltar
French
Algeria
Mediterranean
Tunisia
Africa
Italian
Libya
Tunisian
Rumania
Turkey
Hungary
Bulgaria
Carol
Yugoslavia
Rhodes
Poland
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Danzig
East Prussia
Anthony Helen
Mr. Chamberlain
New York
Treasury
U. S
Rome
Mussolini
Virginio Gayda
Giornale d'Italia
United States
America
Washington
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Hull
Morgenthau
Gallup
Congress
Reich
Netherlands
Senate
Pittman
Buenos Aires
Berlin
Patagonia
Argentina
Alfredo Muller
Patagonian
Ecuador
Galapagos Islands
Panama
California
Edward V. Izak
Adventurous Americans Adventurous Americans
In 1673 Captain Wood sends James Needham and Gabriel Arthur into the Southern Appalachians to trade with Cherokees. Needham is murdered by an Occaneechi brave. Arthur is captured by Shawnees and later returns to Cherokee country. He travels with 18 Cherokees trading furs and narrowly escapes death from Occaneechies. Americas Prime Minister Christian Priber arrives in Great Tellico in 1738 and influences the Cherokee. He is captured after sending an ill-fated message to Charleston. Schermerhoorn’s Ride recounts the 1690 Albany warning flight from a destroyed Schoharie village to Fort Orange in 20 miles of frigid, snow-filled travel, delivering a decisive warning that halted the raid. Western Newspaper Union.
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Gabriel Arthur
Abraham Wood
Fort Henry
Petersburg
Virginia
James Needham
South Carolina
Appalachians
Needham
Arthur
Kanawha
Ohio
America
Christian Priber
Great Tellico
East Tennessee
Priber
Moytoy
Paradise
Charleston
Frederica
Pau Revere
Longfellow
Symon Schermerhoorn
Schenectady
N X
Fort Orange
Albany
Symon
Schermerhoort
Canada
Dr Eisen at 92 still taps past and future
A long profile of Dr Gustavus Adolphus Eisen who turns 92 on August 2. Highlighted are his pioneering work on the Chalice of Antioch as the oldest surviving Christian artifact, his 150 plus books across multiple sciences, and his lifelong devotion to research despite age. The piece also recounts his early education, connections with Darwin and Agassiz, and his later sci tech influence including Sperry gyroscopes and aviation leadership.
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EW York
Gustavus Adolphus Eisen
Antioch
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
New York
Doctor Eisen
Christ
Eisen
George Washington
Sweden
Acho
University of Upsala
Charles Darwin
Darwin
Alexander E. Agassiz
America
Pacific Coast
Luther Burbank
California Academy of Science
California
Fison
Louvre
Paris
Trend of the wind across aviation and shipping markets
Aviation tickets go on sale for a round the world trip priced at 1785 dollars with a 14 day itinerary and 11 overnight stops. In U S shipyards 165 vessels totaling 678000 gross tons are under construction, up from 105 ships and 389000 tons last year. Maj Edward J Dyer advocated mercy killing for certain groups as a possible change to a Ten Commandments rule. Egg-nog feeding cattle raises the milk fat standard as eggs sell for 11 cents a dozen.
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U.S
Edward J. Dyer
U. S. Army
Washington Society of Philosophical Research
A. W. Ellsworth
Hurd
N. C
Nog
Becoming Neckline Dress for Slim Silhouette Styles
A pattern description promotes a slenderizing gown with a deep V neckline and basque bodice. It highlights a waistminimizing effect, wide sleeves, and a flaring skirt, suited to silk crepe, taffeta, prints. The Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book offers No. 1719 and No. 1726 patterns in varied sizes, with materials and yardage details.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
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Joseph W. la Bine
Vwhee
Thomas R. Amlie
Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Edgar N. Lauer
New York State
Wilson Martindale Compton
C. Herbert Rice
India
House
Ways and Means Committee
Louis B. Mayer
Loew's, Inc
Metro- Goldwyn ~ Mayer
Loew
J. Robert Rubin
William Randolph Hearst
Loew's
N. M. Schenck
Louis Bers
Mayer
Greta Garbo
Edward Bowes
International Business Machines
Thomas J. Watson
Lexis Mayer
Pan America
San Francisco
Australia
Canton
Enderbury Islands
Great Britain
Enderbury
Hawaii
Sydney
Pacific
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Franklin Roosevelt
Oary
Schermerhoorn
Western Newspaper Union
By Lemuel F, Parton
Dr. Eisen
North Carolina
Valley Ave
Sperry Corporation
Thomas A. Morgan
Navy
Sperry Company
Consolidated
Ico
Hoore
Lydia E. Pinkham
Doans
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