Hitler's Dilemma: Aligning Inferior Forces
London based AP analysis outlines Germany facing overwhelming allied superiority. It estimates German ground, air, and naval forces, with about 320 divisions and 5.5 million army personnel, vs Soviet, British, and American strength. It notes two thirds of German troops on the eastern front and weak reserves.
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London
Germany
United States
Britain
Russia
Adolf Hitler
Red Army
Mediterranean
France
Low Countries
Norway
Finland
Italy
Balkans
Greece
Hitler
R.A.F
United States Army Air Forces
George C. Marshall
United Kingdom
Newspaper Subscription Rates and Address Details
The notice lists subscription prices by carrier and edition, with annual and per-issue rates for different regions. It includes advertising reps and addresses, noting no main subscriptions accepted in towns with Gazette carrier service.
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Mossix
Allen-Klapp Company
Michican
Anniversary musings and wartime notes from a bustling page
A roundup of home front chatter from Manila to Washington includes schooling under crisis, Japan's nerves war theory, and Russia's stance. The piece notes Nile Kinnick joining the naval reserve air corps, Beloit game results, soil policy bills, and Gen Lewis Hershey urging more women in war work.
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Manila
Quezon
MacArthur
Japan
Russia
Germany
Moscow
Dover
Nile Kinnick
Naval Reserve Air Corps
Middle West
Europe
Kohawks
Beloit
Big Ten
Pearl Harbor Day Reflections and War Bond Push in 1941 Note
A collage of wartime thoughts from December 7 1941 covers home front topics. It mentions war bonds and stamps campaigns by the US Treasury and the Young Men's Bureau. It recalls Pearl Harbor and the call to action while noting Christmas plans and cultural mentions.
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Pearl Harbor
Treasury Department
Young Mens Bureau
Luther
Cornell
Mt. Vernon
Congress
Roosevelt
Hong Kong
Hawaiian Islands
Malaya
Philippine Islands
Midway
Infantuy
Roosevelt invites Shah of Iran and Queen to visit the United States
The White House disclosed that President Roosevelt sent a letter thanking Mohammad Reza Pahlavi the young Shah of Iran and his queen for their hospitality and inviting them to visit the United States. The invitation follows cordial exchanges during the Iran visit and signals a potential future state visit.
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Teheran
Iran
Roosevelt
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
United States
Prisoners Used by Nazis for Poison Gas Tests
The Daily Mirror reports Nazi concentration camp inmates were used as guinea pigs in poison gas experiments. It cites a single survivor in a neutral country treated after bleeding from the ears and rescued by patriots, poised to testify in war crimes trials with known Nazi scientists mentioned to the Allies.
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London
Daily Mirror
Japanese internees accused of spitting on U S troops
A Dies committee subcommittee demanded an immediate war department report on riots at Tule Lake California where internees allegedly spat in soldiers faces hurled rocks at trucks and jammed an army radio station. Rep Stockman cited a Klamath Falls Oregon resident's letter detailing abuse.
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Washington
INS
War Department
Tule Lake
Calif
Dies Committee
California
Rep Stockman
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Iowa
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Selective Service
Litvinov
San Francisco
Killian Company
Mary Manners
Shirley Temple
Oliver Wiswell
Woman’s Club
Shakespeare
Shadow of the
H. M. Putnam
Sally
FPR
Sisjati
U.S
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Toyland
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