British Ports Raided by German Air Force Attacks
Berlin reported heavy Luftwaffe raids on Newcastle Aberdeen Ramsgate and Hull with fires and explosions. Berlin said British planes bombed Helgoland Bight and the Baltic coast causing damage and casualties. London noted raids on Stettin and Hamburg with some British losses and a large northeast England strike.
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Hull
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Helgoland Bight
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London
Stettin
Hamburg
Germany
Britain
England
Air Ministry
Bar Association has Barrett resign over anti New Deal speech
George F. Barrett of Illinois resigns from the National Association of Attorneys General in a telegram to Earl Warren accusing him of high handed conduct for banning a speech on radio. Barrett argued the speech attacked concentration of power in the New Deal and dictatorship. The group also debated repealing the neutrality act and noted war efforts including Patterson’s remarks on unifying armed services.
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Indianapolis
American Bar Association
National Association of Attorneys General
George F. Barrett
Illinois
Barrett
Earl Warren
California
Association
Warren
Out Our Way: Patterson on Air Force and Tank Divisions
Williams notes Patterson argues that current organization tests a strong air force and predicts tank divisions making up one sixth of ground forces and one fourth of the army in the air force. The piece cites Paul Revere’s ride on April 18 1775.
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Robert P. Patterson
United States Army
Navy
Patterson
Paul Revere
Roosevelt Says Soviet Freedom Mirrors U S Rights
President Roosevelt, pleased by a state department report, said 1,500,000 Polish deportees in Russia now enjoy full religious and cultural freedom. He argued the Soviet constitution grants freedom of conscience and religion and the right to propaganda for or against religion, similar to American rights.
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Washington
INL
Roosevelt
State Department
Russia
Argentines Refuse U S Loan Ratification
Buenos Aires AP reports Argentina's congress adjourned early and will not reconvene for seven months unless summoned. They declined to ratify the proposed 110 million dollar United States loan essential to acting President Ramon Castillo's economic rehabilitation plan.
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Buenos Aires
United States
Ramon Castillo
Fear Jap Typhoon Fatal To Hundreds
A Pacific typhoon sweeping from the Guam area struck southwestern Japan with torrential rain last Wednesday, leaving scores feared dead and many more missing. High winds disrupted coastlines and damaged towns as authorities raced to assess the toll.
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Guam
Pacific
Japan
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