Eden Returns as Britain's No. 2 Man in Wartime Politics
Anthony Eden, the former foreign secretary, resumes influence as Britain’s prominent political figure behind Winston Churchill. The piece traces his 1938 resignation, the 1941 work routine at the Foreign Office, his aging appearance, modest wardrobe, and personal life with wife Beatrice and their sons.
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Anthony Eden
Beau Brummel No More
Britain
Ondon
Winston Churchill
Eden
Lord Verbrook
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
Labor
Eet
Will Potas
Chamberlain
Mussolini
Beatrice
London
Saville
Ailor
Beatrice Eden
Two year old found with loaded revolver in Brooklyn bank scene
In Flatbush Brooklyn a two year old boy wandered into the Flatbush Savings Bank brandishing a fully loaded revolver he believed to be a toy. Police disarmed him and opened an inquiry while the mother, Mrs. Ethel Meyers, said the stroller was from her home cellar.
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New York
INS
Robert Meyers
Flatbush Savings Bank
Brooklyn
Ethel Meyers
Bobby
Severe fighting rages in Serbia during WWII
London radio reports heavy combat in Yugoslavia between German troops and guerrillas with dive bombers striking Ser bian cities as efforts to stem rising violence. Reports cite executions in Romania and Bohemia Moravia, sabotage in France, and Soviet parachute activity in Bulgaria amid the Russo German war news.
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London Radio
Yugoslavia
London
Belgrade
Romania
Bohemia-Moravia
Sofia
Bulgaria
Germany
DNB
Arest
Prague
Bruenn
Reinhard Sofia
Counterfeit Money Use Falls Off 88 Percent in Chicago
The Secret Service reports an 88 percent drop in counterfeit notes in the Chicago area over the last year and a half. Captain Thomas J. Callaghan credits the Know Your Money campaign as a national effort reaching businessmen and students. By December 15, 150 000 Chicago high school pupils will have studied the program, with plans to add related courses to the city curriculum.
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Chicago
Thomas J. Callaghan
Secret Service
Callaghan
Trees for streets and oaks in city plantings
Alman, an city arborist, discusses hornbeam and London plane as narrow-street suited trees. He contrasts the native sycamore and European plane, notes bark and winter seeds for identification, and champions white oaks for durability. He urges common planting of oaks and enjoyment of slow growing, well cared for trees.
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London
Diaper Material Scarcity Forces Substitutes Arranged
Hartford officials report diaper cloth shortages due to national defense demands. Osborn sought 380 yards for laboratory sterilization use but army and Red Cross had priority orders, leaving the department unable to fill the requisition and directing substitution.
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Hartford
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