British Area Bombed and Kiel Attacked in Night Raids
Seven German air raiders were believed down during the Battle of the Moon as bombs hit England Scotland and Northern Ireland in seven hours of attacks. Kiel was bombed with huge fires at the naval base while Bremmenhaven and Emden were targeted. Four British planes missing. daylight raids hit Denmark and the Low Countries.
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London
England
Scotland
Ireland
Kiel
Air Ministry
Kiel Bay
Baltic
Kiel Canal
Royal Air Force
Bremerhaven
Emden
North Sea
Denmark
Low Countries
Cherbourg
Fighter
France
Bomber Command
British RAF Bombs Hit German Northwest Town in Night Raid
Berlin reports British planes struck a large German coastal town Monday night with fires set but no military damage. The official agency also notes hundreds of German planes attacked English harbor and industrial towns causing widespread damage across the nation.
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Berlin
England
Bedtime Stories with Uncle Wiggily Bears Tiny Cubs
Uncle Wiggily and his nature class visit Mrs. Stubtail’s den to view newborn bear cubs. The tale explains why baby bears are so small at birth, notes winter birth and early helplessness, and follows their growth as they snuggle with their mother for warmth and milk before aging into larger bears.
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Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Marmot
Mr. Chuck
Mrs. Stubail
Mr. Stubtail
Mrs. Stubtail
Mr. Longears
Baby Bunty
Ankie Wig
Foster father, two sons accused of decade long captivity
Oakland report says 32 year old Miss Hindenburger accused foster father Otto de Bourbon Habsburg 65 and his two sons Otto 41 and George 39 of imprisoning her at their home for ten years. Landlord JB Morse says the elder Habsburg claimed French royalty and owed $5 000 rent when evicted. The captive finally freed after officers moved them out.
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Oakland
Calif
Alwine Hindenburger
Otto de Bourbon Habsburg
Otto
George
JB. Morse
Habsburg
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
France
Grizzly Bears Talked Of By Nature Class
The scene features a nature class discussing bears including baby grizzlies and their growth. Mr Whistling Marmot shares tales of a ferocious bandit bear from the western mountains while hinting at more adventures to come for the curious students.
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Stubtail
Buster
Whistling Marmot
First Exports Of American Arms To Yugoslavia On Way
The initial shipments of United States war materials to Yugoslavia are en route, with details kept secret. Yugoslav Minister Fotitch arranged requisitioning of seven Yugoslav ships in American waters to carry the supplies. Likely included 75 millimeter guns similar to those released for Greece, with some Greek aid possibly diverted to Yugoslavia as they chart a joint defense.
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Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Constantin Fotitch
Roosevelt
Greece
They Say By International News Service
The Earl of Athlone warns complacency and nazism threaten the world and urges collective wrath to defeat both. Mrs. Roosevelt says defense strikes spur public opinion and calls for clearing up production to avoid delays. Marshal Petain urges political unity to preserve France against private notions of duty.
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Victoria
B. C
Earl of Athlone
Canada
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
France
Marshal Henri Petain
Britain Declares Hungary An Enemy for Trade
London announces Hungary will be treated as territory under enemy occupation for contraband control. From April 8, 1941, Hungarian goods will be liable to seizure, as Britain rates Hungary as an enemy destination for contraband purposes.
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London
Britain
Hungary
Ministry of Economic Warfare
British Minister Sir Ronald Campbell Safe in Yugoslavia
Reliable officials in British circles said Tuesday that Sir Ronald Campbell the British minister to Yugoslavia and his legation staff were safe amid ongoing tensions in Belgrade and surrounding areas.
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London
Ronald Campbell
Yugoslavia
Legation
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