Eden Returns as Britain's No. 2 Man in Wartime Role
Anthony Eden, once foreign secretary, reemerges as the influential second figure in Churchill's government. The piece traces his 1938 resignation over Mussolini to his current perch, detailing his daily routine, wardrobe, and personal life as he steers policy amid war.
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Anthony Eden
Beau Brummel No More
Britain
Ondon
Winston Churchill
Eden
Lord Verbrook
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
Bristol
Chamberlain
Mussolini
Beatrice
Foreign Secretary
Foreign Office
Lord Halifax
No. 10
Downing
St. James Park
London
Saville
Ailor
Yorkshire
Sir William Eden
Sir Timothy Eden
Arras
France
Eton
Church of England
of Canterbury
Cathe
England
Gateshead
Leamington
Midlands
Stanley Balwin
M.P
Two Year Old Plays With Loaded Gun at Brooklyn Bank
In Flatbush Brooklyn a two and a half year old wandered into a savings bank with what adults believed was a toy revolver. After being guided outside by his mother, a neighbor and later a detective discovered the pistol was fully loaded. Police opened an investigation.
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New York
INS
Robert Meyers
Flatbush Savings Bank
Brooklyn
Ethel Meyers
Bobby
Fierce Fighting Reported in Yugoslavia and Balkans
A London radio broadcast cites heavy fighting in Yugoslavia with German troops and guerrillas clashing in the mountains near Serbia. Reports claim disruption of German lines and increased bombardment of Serb towns while Soviet parachute landings and executions unfold in the wider Balkans theater.
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London
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Serbia
Balkans
Bohemia-Moravia
Sofia
Bulgaria
Germany
Cy. Dnb
Bucharest
Prague
Bruenn
Reinhard Ich
Moravia
Counterfeit Money Use Drops 88 Percent in Chicago
Secret Service chief Capt Thomas J Callaghan said counterfeit money use fell 88 percent in the Chicago area over the past 18 months. The decline is credited to the Know Your Money campaign, with 150000 Chicago high school pupils to view the film by December 15 and additional courses added to the curriculum.
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Chicago
Thomas J. Callaghan
Secret Service
Callaghan
Shower honors Miss Ruth Mikulecky in Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon host Lucille Russell entertained at a Saturday shower held at her home in honor of Miss Ruth Mikulecky. Attendees included Hazel Midkiff Mary Ford Mrs Virgil Stoner Mrs Miles Sutera Mrs Harvey Trimble Mrs Robert Bagley Mrs Alvin Russell Gladys Russell and Mrs Joseph Mikulecky.
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MT. Vernon
Lucille Russell
Ruth Mikulecky
Hazel Midkiff
Mary Ford
Virgil Stoner
Miles Sutera
Harvey Trimble
Robert Bagley
Alvin Russell
Gladys Russell
Joseph Mikulecky
Snaretrees and Street Trees in City Arborist Notes
RB Alman lists Hop Hornbeam London plane and native sycamore as suitable street trees. He advises on growth, bark, soil needs, and wind and moisture tolerance, notes winter bark features to distinguish plane species, and suggests oaks, especially white oaks, be common on streets.
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Uae
London
Plataing
Diaper Cloth Scarcity Hits Hartford Areas
Hartford health officials report diaper material scarce due to national defense demands. State Health Commissioner Stanley H. Osborn warned it may be unavailable in the future as shortages affect laboratory sterilization needs. He sought 380 yards but the purchasing department placed other priorities on the supply.
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Hartford
Conn
National Defense
Stanley H. Osborn
Osborn
Red Cross
Policemen's Ball Heads Cedar Rapids Social Season
Cedar Rapids officers in dress uniform parade Monday night for the annual Policemen's Ball at the Memorial Coliseum. Dick Jurgens and his band will fly from Chicago for the 7:30 door opening and 9 pm dancing with a 45 minute stage show headlined by Elroy Pease and Al and Aline Marfield. Proceeds aid the Policemen's Protective Association. tickets are $1 at the police station.
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Cedar Rapids
Dick Jurgens
Trianon
Chicago
Memorial Coliseum
Bowes
Aline Marfield
Blackhawk Cafe
Jurgens
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