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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1941

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Weekly News Analysis Nazi and Italian Activities Curtailed in U S

Government actions suppress alien influence as authorities curb Nazi and Italian activity in the United States amid the ongoing war of nerves. Fighting centers intensify across the Near East and North Africa, shaping strategic pressure on Axis forces and Allied responses.

U. S Near East North Africa

Nets tighten as Axis assets frozen and German consulates closed

Following the Robin Moor sinking the government tightens controls by freezing Axis assets and shutting German consulates travel bureaus and news agencies. Germany’s attitude to the protest keeps immigration and refugee policies under scrutiny as global tensions rise. The war of nerves extends to Britain with sporadic bombing while strategic moves on Russia Balkans and Near East shape fears of a widening conflict.

Robin Moor United States Germany State Department America Roosevelt Near East George Foreign Affairs Committee Russia Balkans Great Britain Turkey Middle East Mediterranean Britain England

Debate on a separate air force in wartime America

The article surveys arguments for and against a distinct air arm under a new cabinet officer, noting the British Crete experience and the Illustrious carrier as cautionary examples. It argues delays in creation, interservice rivalry, and shifts in logistics may hinder rapid implementation while global tensions rise with Germany, Japan, and the Dutch East Indies.

United States Army Senate Navy Mediterranean RAF Crete

Two Williams Brothers Enlisted From Wilkes-Barre

In Wilkes-Barre PA two Joseph David Williams join the army. Both were born December 28 1922 share blue eyes brown hair and ruddy complexions. Each has four missing teeth the same ones. Both lived in the town before enlistment and have a brother named Daniel. They are not related.

Wilkes-Barre Joseph David Williams Daniel

Brazil bars defense shipments to Axis powers

In Rio de Janeiro shipments of defense materials to Axis powers are barred, cutting off Brazil's main customers Japan and Russia. Mexico City reports Mexico will mirror the United States by freezing Axis assets and closing German consulates.

Rio de Janeiro Brazil Japan Russia Mexico City Mexico United States

World War Talks and Bold Paratroop Tactics

Knox in Canada says US will parallel Canadian policy in the war and Canada’s autonomy remains. Stimson in Washington urges early completion of the 285 million dollar St Lawrence seaway amid a long war forecast. King, visiting US, argues Canada aids Britain fully with gifts of men and munitions and supports all-out aid to Britain. A daring British parachutist raid in France disrupts a German airbase and destroys planes and facilities before escaping to sea. Egyptian border clashes with Cyrenaica see Fort Capuzzo captured, while US tank deliveries remain limited to older models under lease.

Knox Stimson Canada Mackenzie King America United States Washington St. Lawrence River Britain Premier King U. S King United Kingdom Cyrenaica Fort Capuzzo

Azores, Dakar policy and Latin ties shape WWII stance

The piece notes warmer U S co operation with South American nations over Azores concerns, Brazil and Argentina backing Roosevelt aims, and debate on taking Dakar amid Axis threat. It highlights White House worries about supply routes, and the influence of the Robin Moor sinking on South Atlantic policy.

Washington, D.C United States Portugal Roosevelt Azores U. S. State Department Brazil Caffrey Rio de Janeiro Aranha Argentina Rocky Mountain Hitler Dakar Robin Moor White House Dakser West Africa U. S. Marine Corps South Atlantic North Atlantic Africa

Embroidered Flower Motif Bedding Pattern 6499

Pleasant dreams are assured with flower motif designs for sheets and pillow cases. Pattern 6499 includes transfers for motifs 74 by 1644 inches and 2 motifs 744 by 1244 inches, edging directions, stitch illustrations, and materials. Send orders to Sewley Circles Mediecraft Dept New York. Enc 15 cents. Imcolna for Pattern No. Name Address.

Sewley Circls Mediecraft Dept Eighth Ave New York Enc Imcolna

Then Came the Rush and Both Were Deadheads

A grand concert night ends with two boys seeking free passes as Blobb and Blobbs open a spacious hall. Tickets were ready and ushers at doors, but the scene shifts to a plea from children as free entry is requested.

Blobb Blobbs

Appreciating Life Quote as Newspaper Card

A concise quotation emphasizes gratitude for life as a chance to love work play and to gaze at the stars attributed to Henry Van Dyke in a brief readers’ feature.

Henry van Dyke

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