Lend-Lease Ship Fights Into Atlantic War Zone
Exclusive eye witness account aboard an American lend lease vessel now H M S as it sails from New York toward Canada. The article details blackout maneuvers at sea, the shift from coast guard livery to dark wartime paint, and the tense awareness of hidden submarines as U S and British crews share control in the early Atlantic battle.
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Morgan M. Beatty
H.M.S
New York
Atlantic
New
Yank
Germany
United States
Coast Guard
Royal Navy
U.S.S
Action Stations on an Ex U S Destroyer to Jain British Ship
An ex US destroyer, loaded with guns and Janite decks, shifts to British control. An orderly English crew takes over, learning the ship quickly from ward room to gun mounts. Americans praise coffee and pie while the Brits settle into the routine, with a light touch of humor about poker and duties aboard.
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America
Mediation Board Alternates Named for Defense Panel
President Roosevelt named eight new alternates to the National Defense Mediation Board to handle defense strike settlements. Appointees include six alternates for labor and two for management from AFL and CIO ranks, with officials from Mead Corporation, American Radiator, International Union of Operating Engineers, and United Electrical Radio and Metal Workers among those represented.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
National Defense Mediation Board
Art Reveale
Habor
Eurich
CHO
George H. Mead
Mead Corporation
Dayton
Rolland
J. Hamilton
American Radiator Company
New York
AFL
Herbert Woods
International Union of Operating Engineers
Edward J. Brown
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
George Lynch
Pattern-Makers League of + forth
America
CIO
John Brophy
Industrial Union Councils
Hugh Lyons
Boston
James B. Carey
United Electrical, Radio and Metal Workers of America
Heavy Fighting Slows British Syrian Push
An official communique reports heavy fighting delaying British and Free French advances in Syria east and west of Damascus. French naval forces engaged a British squadron off the Lebanon coast near Beirut with no damage reported. French bombers attacked British naval units along the coast to ease pressure on retreating French troops and civilians from Sidon. French tanks and units penetrated British lines between Mount Hermon and the Jebel Druze, taking several positions, while a western counterattack near Sidon halted an Australian coastal advance. A third sector east of Damascus showed limited success. A Rio de Janeiro newspaper praised two American acrobats for their performance, likening it to a leopard.
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Damascus
Lebanon
Beirut
Syria
Sidon
Mount Hermon
Jebel Druze
Sinking of Robin Moor Sparks Humanitarian Trial Debates
The distressed Robin Moor, laden with general merchandise for South African ports, was sunk by a German submarine after a tense exchange over papers and presumed supplies for an enemy. Only 33 survivors, including three women and a two year old, were rescued as lifeboats fled. Capt. Meyers of Baltimore and Chief Engineer Elrod corroborate Mundy’s account detailing the submarine’s demands, delayed rescue promises, and subsequent shelling and sinking near mid Atlantic between Africa and Brazil.
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Mundy
Cape Verde Islands
Africa
Brazil
Ozorio
Edward Meyers
Baltimore
United States
Robin Moor
South America
Bra
Capetown
Meyers
Henry Elrod
Staten Island
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Girl Worker Slain in Washington Near Delicatessen
Miss Strieff disappeared while with fiancé Stanley LeBlanc and roommate Christine Tankersley as they prepared luncheon. Police suspect she was attacked on the street and her body later found in a garage. An alleged suspect was taken into custody for questioning, no charge filed. Miss Strieff, aviation enthusiast and Drake University alum, moved to Washington last September to work as a junior clerk stenographer.
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Prof. Croissant
Washington Star
Pesephebar
Miss Strieff
Telephone workers awarded service emblems in ceremony
H R Maddox announced yesterday that Charley W Williams a Charleston employee of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company received a 20 year service emblem. Emblems for 15 years were presented to Gertrude Angelo and Nona M Frice in the same ceremony.
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Charley W. Williams
Charleston
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
H. R. Maddox
Gertrude M. Angelo
Nona M. Frice
World’s Tonic touted by Goody Free Will Baptist member
A Goody, Kentucky church member hails World's Tonic as helpful against colds and nervousness. Mrs Joe Lowe of Leckieville Camp Goody near Williamson West Virginia reports improved digestion, relief from constipation, fewer dizzy spells, and diminished rheumatic-like pains after using the laxative aid. The ad touts cleansing the bowels and mild kidney diuretic effects with Cohen’s as a retailer.
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Goody, Ky
Free Will Baptist Church
Colda
Joe Lowe
Leckieville Camp
Goody
Williamson
W. Va
Cohen's
Lowe
Tourists Observe Syrian Battle From Mount Carmel Terrace
Tourists in Haifa watched a bombardment from Mount Carmel as British patrols passed within a hundred feet. Raids drew 33 spectators in dressing gowns to hotel balconies while anti air fire lit the sky with colored tracer lines and starburst explosions. Travel from Sidon front offered a two hour drive past hills where Saul and Jonathan clashed as crowds gathered for an afternoon tea dance on Mount Carmel.
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Carmel
Saul
Jonathan
Sidon
Mount Carmel
Haifa
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