Yugoslavia Mobilising as German Threat Grows
London reports rising crisis as Yugoslavia completes mobilisation and King Peter signs a new army discipline order. Diplomatic efforts falter with Italian mediation failing and Yugoslavia signaling neutrality unless invaded, while talks with Turkey and the Soviet linger over a joint peace declaration.
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Eire Appeals to U S for Relief
London reports Call Eireann members urged Mr De Valera to present to the United States a request to lift shipping restrictions to Eire. The Premier said representations had been made during the war and Eire offered to buy vessels and sought licenses to facilitate trade.
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de Valera
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Eire
United States
Pope to Deliver Easter Peace Appeal Speech
Vatican officials announced the Pope will speak on Easter Monday in a bid for world peace. Sources close to the Pope say the message will emphasize a universal call for peace.
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London
Vatican
Pope
British Naval Vessels Report Successful Air Attacks
Admiralty communiques recount two British actions against enemy aircraft. The Lorna Doone, a paddle minesweeper, fought three Dornier 21a bombers and damaged one aircraft, with two crew wounded but the ship lightly damaged. Jamaica Producer claims the first Heinkel shot down after ramming its foremast, with an unspent bomb penetrating the bridge area but no casualties.
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Lorm Doone
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Heinkel
Jamaica
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Ahlip
Roosevelt Orders Naval Observer to Return to London
Washington reports President Roosevelt directed Rear Admiral Chernmley, senior naval observer, to sail back to London. The move follows a routine reassessment of U S naval ties with Britain as wartime alignments evolve.
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Washington
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Chormiey
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United States Naval Observer
Tactical Withdrawal From Benghazi Ends Line Stretches
British forces evacuate Benghazi Libyas sea port after destroying stores. Communique notes abandoning coastal position choosing new battlefields while pursuing enemy casualties and extended lines. RAF strikes hit Tripoli harbor as advance guard pushes toward the coast.
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Tripolitania
Britain Sees Dollar Need Drive Export Policy
In the House of Commons the President of the Board of Trade Mr Lyttleton stated that Britain must widen exports to the United States to bolster dollar earnings under the Lease and Lend Bill. He praised U S aid and urged American buyers to continue demanding British goods and trusted Britain’s ability to supply high quality merchandise.
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House of Commons
United States
America
Withdrawal does not diminish the value of military gains
Mr Spender stressed that the withdrawal did not lessen the success or worth of the achievements by our military forces. The remark framed the retreat as a strategic decision while affirming the strength and outcomes of ongoing operations.
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Axis ship officers arrested for deportation proceedings
On Sunday, officers of the Axis vessel were arrested aboard the ship and today were detained as they await deportation hearings.
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Pie Lame Eco
Ereipin
Cal. Nee Esd
War course turned in Britain’s favor air force on top
The British High Commissioner Malcolm Macdonald said the war’s direction has shifted in Britain’s favor with the air force proving decisive. He attributed the change to the Dominions and the United States and noted improved health conditions, with shell shock rare even among women and children.
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No division in empire on war aims by Menzies
Australian Prime Minister Menzies told Reform Club readers there is complete political unity in the British Empire and no division in war aims. He said the empire must lead in the war, pay the price, and build a freer world after victory.
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Germany
Australia
Hitler
Iran Cabinet Resigns After Failing to Reconcile Differences
Iran's cabinet resigns after holding office for two months amid unresolved political rifts and mounting tension. The move follows ongoing disputes and attempts to stabilize the government structure and policy direction.
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Baghdad
U S Demands Recall of Italian Naval Attache
President Roosevelt prompts recall of Admiral Lars of the Italian Navy for alleged involvement in sabotaging ships. Secretary Hull says German diplomats may face action too, as consulates close and Italian staff are restricted.
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Times
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U S Leaders Forecast U S War Entry Within 90 Days
Macon Georgia reports Mr Martin Dies predicts the United States will enter war with the Axis within 90 days. In Washington Senator Wheeler announces a nine man executive committee to mobilize a nationwide anti war drive, with 75 lawmakers backing the effort after a Tuesday meeting.
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Martin Dies
House Committee On UN
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Wheeler
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Tuesaday
Roosevelt urged to condemn labour strikes in defence industries
In Detroit the Democratic leader backed a call for President Roosevelt to publicly condemn unjust strikes in defence industries. Governor Van Wagoner announced progress toward settlement of the Ford River Rouge strike with mediation commitments from company and union leaders. A time-keeper was beaten at the gate amid renewed clashes as Ford seeks court action to curb interference by CIO AF of L affiliates and the Communist Party.
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Special State Mediation Board
Mr. Roosevelt
Alien Control Relaxed Restores Prewar Status for Nationals
United States and Greek nationals are exempted from alien control regulations by a wartime amendment announced by Attorney-General Mr. Hughes. Their status is restored to what it was before the war.
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United States
Hughes
Mining in Siam Dispute Over Thai Compensation Demands
Indo China Thailand peace talks stall as Thailand seeks compensation for railways highways and utilities ceded by Britain. Officials confirm a hitch in the accord and call for continued negotiations to resolve the dispute.
Picture caption sparks strain in Britain US ties
The Ministry for Aircraft Practice notes attention drawn to a caption about Jones "All the World aircraft" as a sign of the fraying friendly relations between Britain and the United States. Official statement downplays the issue as minor.
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Ministry For Aircraft Producce
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