Global naval shifts signal shifting balance before Roosevelt reply
The article outlines a tense strategic realignment as Germany moves ships toward the Spanish coast and Mediterranean, Britain and France pull forces toward key waters, and U S observers weigh impacts on the Panama Canal and Atlantic defense. It notes Berlin’s August-like timing, Berle’s calendar, and allied hopes for Roosevelt action amid neutrality pressures.
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Buster Brown Collar Returns Featured in 1939 Ad
The 1939 trend brings back the Buster Brown collar for all ages from four to forty. White pique with detachable chiffon tie offers practical neckwear, color chiffon squares in multiple shades, and a detachable triangular neckerchief option. Available now at KRESGE stores from 25 cents to a dollar.
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Roosevelt appeal kept Japs from axis
Upton Close told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that Roosevelt's peace appeal to Hitler and Mussolini forestalled Japan joining a full military alliance with the Rome Berlin axis. He predicted the United States would force Japan to double cross Germany and Italy and side with Great Britain and France.
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Kansas City Thief Steals Sample Christmas Cards
A Kansas City thief stole $25 worth of sample Christmas cards from a salesman’s car Tuesday night. He warns he will remember his friends next Christmas.
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