Mobile Units Not Forts in Nazi Invasion Defense Card
Suprem Allied Headquarters reports German use of mobile reserves to counter invasion, stressing that fortifications alone offer limited durability. Germans, led by Goebbels publicity, spotlight Atlantic wall while focusing on rapid deployment of about 23 mobile divisions in France and surrounding regions to blunt D Day strikes.
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Atlantic Wall
Goebbels
Pas
Jodi
Hitler
Channel
Dietmar
France
Damand
Scandinavia
High Command
Mediterranean
Wanted Men and Women Who Are Hard of Hearing
A solicitation inviting men and women who are hard of hearing to try an online home test claiming to restore hearing. It promises a money back return if hearing does not improve and promotes specific ear drops available at drug stores.
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May's End
Droc
Sanity Hearing Ordered for Haupt's Father
Federal Judge ordered a sanity hearing for Hans Max Haupt father of the executed Nazi saboteur. Three physicians will be named to examine Haupt who faces treason charges for alleged aid to his son. Attorney Warnholtz said Haupt professed insanity and attempted suicide twice amid hallucinations.
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Chicago
INS
Hans Max Haupt
John P. Barnes
Haupt
Paul A. F. Warnholtz
U S Canada dissolve joint economic committees
Washington reports that Canada and the United States will dissolve the joint economic committees set up in June 1941 to coordinate resources for wartime needs. The decision follows a formal agreement between the two governments.
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Washington
INS
State Department
Canada
United States
Governments Agree on Coordinated Cooperation Methods
Described as a great assistance, both governments decide to develop other agencies, pursue coordination, exchange views, and successfully establish methods of cooperation to eliminate their further need.
AFL Refuses to Share ILO Vote Protest Over Representation
Washington AP The AFL rejected President Roosevelt’s plan to share labor’s vote at the International Labour Office with the CIO. AFL President William Green stated the federation cannot participate in ILO meetings if representation is forced to change from the longtime policy.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Labor
International Labor Office
AFL
CIO
Federation
ILO
William Green
G I Brats Or Officers' Children In Army Posts
Officers' children grow up in or near camps. They know army life well and often offer pointers to noncoms. G brats use bright sayings like Daddy when will you be a captain. They are raised in an army atmosphere and may wear uniforms when old enough.
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Army
Mystery Strike at Ford River Rouge Plant
Detroit AP reports a workers protest at Ford Motor River Rouge aircraft engine plant halted entry for about an hour. Spokesmen say most workers returned to their jobs after the demonstration, the second one that week at the plant manufacturing Pratt and Whitney aircraft engines.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
River Rouge
Pratt and Whitney
Ance
UAW CIO president denounces Rouge plant stoppage urge return
R. J. Thomas, head of the United Automobile Workers CIO, said a recent work interruption at the Rouge plant was unauthorized and a serious mistake. He warned such stoppages 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
Tax Form Enclosed With Half Shirt Sent to Newark
Enclosed with an income tax form and check received at the Federal building in Newark was half a shirt. The taxpayer, who did not reveal his identity, said he would send the other half with his next payment.
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Newark
N. J
Federal
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