German Attack Expected in West
Paris dispatch reports German forces massing behind the lines for a major push in the west after announcing heavy activity along the Saar and Alsace fronts. The German High Command claims air attacks repulsed French countermeasures as Allied lines tighten, with labour battalions moved to the front and fronts near Saarbruck and Zweibrücken under pressure.
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Dutch Fears of Invasion Reported from New York Dispatch
A New York Times correspondent reports Dutch fears of a German invasion through Holland with troops from Aachen and the German front concentrating near the Low Countries. The piece notes skepticism in some quarters but suggests a probable plan to advance, with British and French forces awaiting action.
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Retirement of Roosevelt Advocated in National Interview
In New York on Sunday Republican Leader Senator Landon urged Franklin D Roosevelt to retire from the presidency to reassure the nation. He said if Roosevelt pursued a third term he should await impeachment to address policies caused by the European war. Landon argued Roosevelt owed this to himself his party and the country while Roosevelt declined to comment beyond saying he might respond after reading the full text of the interview.
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Pan American Conference Opens in Panama
Representatives of two American republics met in Panama for the opening of the Pan American Conference. They discussed forming a possible neutrality committee for the Americas while denying any intention to obstruct action or dominate others. Buenos Aires reports warn that Northern republics might use the event to push influence, with the United States eyed as a protector.
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Mexico may break with Soviet links under new policy
Fragmentary wiring from 1940s era dispatches suggests Mexico considering a break with Moscow and reevaluating relations with Germany. The report cites possible Soviet- Mexico tensions and a directive against aligning with Moscow, though details are unclear.
Frontline Movements From Early World War I Run Through Belgian Regions
Fragmented text notes Allied and German troop movements from Malmedy Trier and Luxembourg during the Great War. Mentions Dutch frontier fortifications being strengthened along a three-line advance. Belgian Defence Minister references Albert Canal dykes to shield Antwerp and precautionary measures described by Associated Press.
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Mussolini Urges End to War Amid Neutrally Stance
Rome reports Mussolini, after months of policy shifts, declaring no cause to alter Italy's neutrality while Britain and France stand firm against further talks as Germany invades Poland. He urges peace on German terms, criticizes Allied delays, and signals cautious moves around the Balkans and Mediterranean as Italy watches the shifting European balance.
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Seizure of Cables Tamps Neutrality Campaign Urges
Government action blocks hundreds of cables from Germany and Russia to U S citizens urging repeal of the arms embargo. The cables pressed for neutrality law changes and to keep the war away from American shores while mail volumes spike at the cable office.
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Soviet Turkey Pact and Balkan diplomacy amid European shifts
London reports Turkish sources saying Russia guaranteed Turkey it will bar Germany from the Black Sea and urged Turkish neutrality. Bulgaria's export ties with Romania are noted, while Hungary and Russia resume diplomatic ties after the anti Comintern pact.
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Rumanians Fear Renewed Turmoil Over Neutrality
A London Telegraph opinion cites Romania's neutrality under renewed pressure. The New York Times Bucharest correspondent notes Romania halted timber deliveries to Germany without cash, recalling a 1916 treaty trade aim. Germany eyes swift gains, air and sea moves, possible Turkish neutrality guarantees via Ankara, risking Britain and France if signed.
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Russia Gains Major Share of Poland in Soviet Advance
London reports indicate the Soviet Union is taking the lion’s share of Poland as German troops withdraw. Provisional frontiers show two thirds of Poland under Soviet control, with Germany holding about 17 million people to the Soviet 15 million. Commentators note Germany may favor a front that preserves prestige and Britain and France could be drawn into defending Poland’s borders.
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Polish Army Still Fighting Amid German Assaults
Fragmented OCR reports Polish forces resist near Warsaw and Vilna as German and Soviet commands claim captures. The battle fronts include the Mogillin fortress, the Felt Peninsula, and Warsaw garrison holding despite bombardment on retreating fronts. The German high command says prisoners are taken and operations continue with weathering winter for troops.
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Arab aid for Britain amid wartime unrest in London copy
A damaged report fragment notes Arab aid to Britain and a possible royal or government announcement in London. It mentions Transjordan and a call for unity amid crowds and a planned mass procession or demonstration with unspecified organizers and security arrangements.
German General Killed At Front In War Announcement
An official bulletin reports General von Fritzich, once commander of the German Army, killed in battle on the front line near Warsaw. Berlin honors him with a state funeral. von Brauschitzach is named successor and the army notes his exemplary service.
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