Underground Press and Nazi Resistance Across Europe
The piece reports doubled bodyguard details for Walter Winchell on Broadway and details Nazi suppression, underground networks in Poland and Austria, and anti Nazi propaganda from German religious leaders. It notes Goebbels restraining brutality talk, the underground’s reach, and Gestapo measures against resistance including a 12-year-old jailed for factory work. The article ends with Rommel in Copenhagen and Danes awaiting Montgomery.
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Berlin
Germany
von Ribbentrop
Hitler
Russia
Gestapo
Goebbels
Himmler
Poland
Rommel
Copenhagen
Hoover says Axis fifth column obliterated in U S America
FBI chief J Edger Hoover told an I Am an American radio address that there is no longer an Axis fifth column in the United States. He warned vigilance remains and lauded foreign born citizens for their loyalty amid wartime fears. Attorney General Biddle reported nearly 400 000 foreigners naturalized last year.
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Washington
INS
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Europe
Hoover
America
Francis Biddle
Middletown
Ohio
United States
Biddle
April Figures Reveal Costs Rise Renewed
Secretary Perkins blames excise tax boosts for about half of a 0.6 percent April rise in the cost of living, the first gain since December. Food and furniture price increases, such as new steel spring living room suites, driven by higher taxes and shipments, lifted overall costs to 23.5 percent above January 1941. Food prices up 0.4 percent in April. furniture up 3.1 percent. miscellaneous goods up 1.3 percent due to taxes and higher postal rates. onions surged about 21 percent in New crop timing. meat declined slightly while clothing rose 0.1 percent.
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Washington
INS
Labor
Perkins
Labor Department
Miss Perkins
Theatre Schedule Highlights and Local Baseball Note
The Gazette lists Monday theater times for Paramount Palace Rialto and other venues with films such as Kiss and Tell Hall, Northern Pursuit, and Hit the Ice. A note mentions Brooklyn outfielder Augie Galan starting as a shortstop.
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the Gazette
Brooklyn
Augie Galan
General Clark Narrowly Escapes Booby Trap in Italy
In Italy with Fifth Army General Mark W. Clark survived a hidden booby trap on an abandoned German gun. The blast wounded several soldiers near him as he moved to aid the injured and then warned troops to avoid tampered equipment. A later sighting marked the gun with a "booby trap" sign.
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Fifth Army
Italy
INS
Mark W. Clark
Winthrop Lee
Concord
Mass
Bent
Clark
Seven Year Old Phyllis Kaufman Delights Soldiers
Chicago report on Phyllis Nancy Kaufman a seven year old magician who has performed for servicemen in forty shows. She learned from her father Victor Kaufman cosmetics maker and former magician.
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Chicago
Phyllis Nancy Kaufman
Victor Kaufman
Phyllis
Bunny
Rabbit
M P Dismisses Private After Name Confusion
An Army MP at Camp Robinson stopped a private first class for a minor infraction and, after hearing a long name, closed the inquiry with a warning not to be caught again. The piece ends noting Charley Keller as a longtime Yankee outfielder.
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Little Rock
M.P
Camp Robinson
The
Panfilo Juan Francisco Antonio Mariano Castillo Pantello
CIO Accuses NLRB Member Reilly of Bias in Labor Rulings
The CIO charges National Labor Relations Board member Gerard Reilly with bias in recent rulings. A CIO resolution condemns his decisions in the American News Co case and Foreman case and his stance on union representation challenges during contract terminations. Reilly declined to comment.
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Washington
INS
CIO
Gerard Reilly
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Philip Murray
James B. Carey
American News Company
Reilly
Long Fight Ahead Warns Gen Arnold In Speech
Gen H H Arnold head of the army air forces says beating Germany will be a long hard job and that Japanese industry is as modern as ours. He labeled Germans tough and noted German production is about a third of their wartime goal. He warned bombing Japanese factories will be equally difficult.
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Gestapo
Germany
Chicago
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
Arnold
Joan Bennett Stars in Nob Hill with Fred MacMurray
Hollywood gossip notes Joan Bennett will co star with Fred MacMurray in Nob Hill as a San Francisco society girl after returning to film work post baby. Joan jokes she is second choice while Merle Oberon's castoffs loom in her comments.
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Joan Bennett
Fred MacMurray
Joan
Merle Obereon
Outa Coast
INS
San Francisco
Joan McCracken
Oklahoma
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