Mussolini’s Peace Moves Driven by Italy’s Fragile Position
George Fielding Eliot analyzes Mussolini’s push for peace as a reaction to Italy’s exposed military stance. He details Italian forces in the Dodecanese, Libya, and Albania, the Mareth line, and British control of vital water supplies and ports. He argues Italy cannot or will not wage a Mediterranean war and may be forced toward neutrality or Allied alignment.
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Mussolini
George Fielding Eliot
America
Italy
Europe
NCA
NEA
Ondon
Benito Mussolini
Germany
Berlin
Dodecanese
Leros
Rhodes
Dardenelles
Salonika
Albania
Greece
Mediterranean
Andrew Cunningham
Egypt
Middle-East
Archibald Wavell
Alexandria
Mersa Matruh
Oasis
Siwah
Palestine
Balkan
Ethiopia
Yugoslavia
Cunningham
Lombardy
Britain
France
Libya
Tunisia
Algeria
Malta
Dodecanese Islands
Turkey
Western Mediterranean
Atlantic
Strike Still Pending as Packing House Workers Seek Action
Don Harris, national director of the Packing House Workers Organizing Committee, said Tuesday that a national strike against Armour and Company is still pending.
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Chicago
Don Harris
Packinghouse Workers Organizing Committee
Armour and Company
Coulondre Returns as French Ambassador Arrives in Paris
Paris reports Robert Coulondre, the French ambassador to Berlin, arriving in the city Tuesday night confirming his post back in the French capital.
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Coulondre
Paris
Robert Coulondre
Berlin
Tests of City Milk Supply Reported
August results show butterfat tests for milk at or above 3 percent and cream at 16 percent or higher. Officials note plate counts to be below 50 000 per cc with many samples labeled very low or low in bacterial presence across multiple dairies and routes.
Polish Skipper Vows To Run Down Hostile Subs
In Hoboken New Jersey the Batory docked with 313 crew and 642 passengers as Captain Eustacy Borkowski pledged to ram any submarine sighted while returning to Poland. He described bold tactics to deter planes and submarines and said he feared only God and his wife.
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Hoboken
Gdynia
Batory
Eustacy Borkowski
Atlantic
New England
Halifax
Borkowski
Dairy production notes reveal widespread very low grades
A catalog of multiple dairies lists test results such as very low and low grades, with values like 4.2 24.0 and 4.3 25.0 across numerous farms including Northwood Dairy, Quality Dairy, Searles Dairy, Stark's Dairy, Sunnydale Dairy, Usher Otto, Vondracek Dairy, White Eagle Dairy, and Brookside Dairy among others, indicating generally poor quality readings.
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Northwood
Penningroth
Petty
Searles
Searles Dairy
Stark's
Sunnydale
Usher
Otto
Vondracek
Guer
White Eagle
Writlar
S * i Whiting
Hoel
Yelik
Brookside
Robs Minnesota Bank in Good Thunder Heist
A masked youth held up two employees and a customer at the First National Bank in Good Thunder Minnesota on Tuesday. The bandit stole about $1000 from the till and fled in a stolen car.
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Good Thunder, Minn
First National Bank
Move To Protect Radio Listeners From Propaganda
Washington government drafts rules to shield American radio listeners from propaganda. The Federal Communications Commission will bar commentators from severely attacking any belligerent, as part of new neutrality safeguards.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Stations May Need To Inform Listeners Of Censorship
Report suggests American radio stations might be required to inform listeners when news or commentary is censored by foreign authorities. Officials debate the obligation and scope of such disclosures.
War Prizes by Edgar A. Guest The Poet of the People
The poem evokes sacrifice and memory as it contrasts flag parades and relics with the high cost of war. It questions the value of military trophies beside the millions of fallen soldiers and predicts future conflicts. The piece uses earnest, exhortative language typical of wartime verse.
New Zealand Parliament Declares State of War with Germany
The New Zealand house of representatives on Tuesday unanimously approved a declaration of a state of war with Germany. In the United States the first music camp in the south opens at Blue Ridge North Carolina where high school and college students study under band and orchestra leaders.
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Wellington
INS
New Zealand House of Representatives
Blue Ridge, N. C
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