Mobile Units Not Forts Shape German Invasion Strategy
The article outlines German and Allied pre invasion preparations with Goebbels propaganda, Atlantic wall fortifications, and German mobile reserves. It notes German fears over rapid Allied landings and the need to disperse divisions to defend multiple potential invasion points.
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Atlantic Wall
Goebbels
Pas de Calais
Jodl
Hitler
Channel
Field Marshal
von Rundstedt
Rommel
Dietmar
Mediterranean
France
Wanted Men and Women Who Are Hard of Hearing
Advertisement seeks men and women hard of hearing for a “Ourine Home Method” test claiming to restore hearing. It promises money back if there is no improvement and urges inquiries at May's and druz stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May's
Druz
Sanity Hearing Ordered for Haupt Father in Treason Case
Federal Judge John P. Barnes ordered a sanity hearing for Hans Max Haupt father of the executed Nazi saboteur. Three physicians will be appointed to examine Haupt who faces treason charges while awaiting trial. His attorney Paul A F Warnholtz said Haupt has attempted suicide twice and suffers from hallucinations.
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Chicago
INS
Hans Max Haupt
John P. Barnes
Haupt
Paul A. F. Warnholtz
U S and Canada End Joint Economic Committees
The United States and Canada agreed to dissolve the joint economic committees formed in June 1941 to coordinate resources for war needs. The announcement noted the committees will be terminated.
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Washington
INS
State Department
Canada
United States
Governments Agree on Coordinated Agency Development
Described as a great assistance the two governments decided to develop other agencies for coordination and exchange of views. They successfully established methods of cooperation and eliminated their further need.
AFL Refuses to Share ILO Vote
The AFL rejects Roosevelt's plan to share labor votes at the ILO meeting with the CIO. AFL President William Green states the federation would rather have no representation than accept a forced change from the Versailles tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Labor
International Labor Office
CIO
Federation
ILO
William Green
Detail for today G I Brats in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes GI brats are children of officers living near camps. They know army life and tease noncoms with bright sayings. With age comes uniforms, fans expect many to follow military careers.
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Army
Cedar Rai Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Mystery Strike Hits Ford River Rouge Engine Plant
A Ford River Rouge aircraft engine plant picket line halted access and was dispersed by police as workers returned to jobs after an hourlong demonstration. It followed a Tuesday night walkout when workers left benches and blocked gates earlier.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
River Rouge
UAW CIO Chief Condemns Rouge Plant Picket Dispersal
R. J. Thomas, president of the United Automobile Workers CIO, called the Rouge plant picket disruption unauthorized and a serious mistake. He warned any future stoppage would embitter the nation against the union and urged workers to return to their jobs.
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R. J Thomas
United Automobile Workers (Cio
Rouge
Taxpayer Sends Half Shirt With Tax Payment
Enclosed with an income tax form at the Federal building in Newark was half a shirt. The unidentified taxpayer said he would mail the other half with his next payment.
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Newark
Federal
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Supreme Allied Headquarters
England
Luftwaffe
Ackack
London
Eisenhower
Damand
Scandinavia
High Command
Pierreuss
Carter
Checker Electric Supply Inc
First Street
RIAL
Killian
Father
U. S., Canada
G.I. Brats
POST
Ford
Crenshaw Hearing Aid Co
Cedar Rapids Sss
Tax
Morris Plan
Killian Company
Killian's
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