Greece Defies Axis As Yugoslavia Surrenders To Hitler
In a Britain backed Balkans shift the Yugoslav government signs limited Axis terms while Greece vows resistance. Hitler seeks rail access for a planned invasion of Greece and suppresses anti axis propaganda. Turkey resists and Russia may aid, suggesting a possible two front battle for Hitler.
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Yugoslavia
Adolf Hitler
Axis
Balkan
Hitler
Leopold
Belgium
Christian
Denmark
Germany
Greece
Belgrade
Balkans
Turkey
Russia
Europe
Norway
Low Countries
Rumania
Bulgaria
Medical students face draft deferrals in war need
The piece examines how selective service and mobilization strain civilian medical care as many doctors serve as officers. It discusses deferments for medical students, internes, and residents, potential Murray bill exemptions, and the balance between military needs and civilian medical service.
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Cedar Rapids
Murray
Senate Committee For Military Affairs
Yellow caution lines eyed for Iowa highway safety
The Iowa legislature weighs yellow center line markings to indicate danger zones where passing is prohibited. If adopted, yellow lines could mark all spots with no passing, guiding motorists by exact danger lengths. Proponents say it would reduce passing related accidents in hills and curves where current signs fail.
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Iowa
Too Complicated Religion Faith and a Reader's View
A reader comments on Thomas Wolfe and Dr Joseph Fort Newton about religion’s difficulty and faith. He recalls Micah and Emerson, arguing religion may be too hard, urging readers to “walk humbly with thy God” and to do justly and mercy.
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Thomas Wolfe
Israel
Micah
Emerson
Quillen on foresight and tyranny in history
Robert Quillen warns that people misread origins of present evils. He likens Soviet and Nazi atrocities to echoed patterns from Russia and Rome, urging mental honesty about origins, power, and consequences while lampooning social pretensions and political jargon.
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Europe
Russia
Carthage
Finland
Baltic Countries
France
New York
Behind the News LV Arenson on Balkans Nazi moves
Paul Mallon’s News Behind the News analyzes Hitler aims in the Balkans. Propaganda clouds fade as the Fuehrer’s chesslike diplomacy shows partial success. Hiller’s moves shift British forces, drawing Wavell away to protect Mediterranean ports and Greece.
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LV Arenson
Hitler
Balkane
Hiller
Balkans
Mussolini
Wavells
Grazianis Ttalian
Africa
Bulgaria
Wavell
Mediterranean
Greece
Turkey
Greek and Allied Stalling Tactics in Mediterranean War
Analysis notes Greek counter moves in Albania and Salonika frustrating Mussolini and Hitler. It cites Greek troop withdrawals, Greek high command exploiting perceived openings, and potential Yugoslav and Turkish roles. The piece discusses Allied supply lines, British naval control, and possible future German advances through Yugoslavia and into the Greek theater.
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Salonika
Albania
Hitler
Mussolini
Iines
Berlin
Rome
War outlook shifts as officials forecast years of conflict
Officials project a prolonged war with estimates of three or more years. Berle hints at extended fighting tied to the St. Lawrence treaty while returning correspondents note Germany’s propaganda advantage and American production hopes may soon swing the tide.
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Berle
St. Lawrence
Germany
Berlin
United States
The Teeth and Digestion: Saliva and Starch Work
Wm Brady MD notes many keep bad teeth, undercutting health and digestion. He explains starch digestion begins in the mouth via salivary enzymes, with ptyalin converting starch to maltose and affecting pancreatic effort if salivary digestion is deficient.
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Bergeim
Dentist Restores Health Through Dentures and Chewing
A wealthy educated woman suffered long stomach trouble until a physician linked it to poor salivary digestion. Dental issues were found, including missing and infected teeth and pyorrhea. After dentures and dental treatment, her health and appearance improved markedly within a year, underscoring the link between thorough chewing and well being.
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Eniny
John F Dille Co
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