Visual Radio Delays Signal Shift in United States
New York May 8 The war reaches England and London public television fades to laboratory. FCC delays impact operating standards and July 1 as second date for commercial programs while production stalls awaiting rule clarity. Evening convoy debate airs NBC and CBS schedules with discussions on Britain ships and defense jobs.
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Special News Service
England
London
Federal Communications Commission
United States
FCC
CBS
NBC
Nbc-Blue
Britain
John T. Flynn
Reinhold Niebur
Nbc-Red
Aldrich
Orson Welles
Vallee
Barrymore
Ed East
Major Bowes
Brazil
MBS
U S Considers Plan Amid War Goods Shortages
The article notes extensive shortages in many necessities and discusses a proposed plan seen as interesting in diplomatic circles, reflecting Germany related tensions as the United States weighs sending no war goods and considers the implications.
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Germany
North African deal eyed in wartime supply talks
Officials say talks among United States, Great Britain, Vichy France and the North African colonies have been under way for weeks. The plan aims to fund a business arrangement with General Weygand to supply North Africa without war shipments. A similar arrangement exists with Martinique as funds are freed to cover island needs. Robert D. Murphy helped study and set up the preliminary negotiations during his tour of the colonies. The negotiations are not yet complete.
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Maxime Weygand
North Africa
United States
Great Britain
Vichy
France
Martinique
Robert D. Murphy
Actress testifies in divorce case in Los Angeles
Jean Rogers testified that Daniel Winkler urged divorce. She tried to dissuade him and obtained an interlocutory decree as part of the proceedings.
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Jean Rogers
Los Angeles
Daniel Winkler
Iraqi Premier Seeks Cutoff of Kirkuk Oil by Britain
Defiant Iraqi pro German premier Rashid Ali Gailani takes control in a coup and seeks to sever British access to Mosul oil at Kirkuk. Britain has spent hundreds of millions to develop the oil deposits.
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Rashid Ali Beg Gailani
Iraq
Mosul
Kirkuk
Royal Air Force
Habbaniyah
Bagdad
Rashid Ali Beg Gallant
Germany
Pact talks seek assurances on trade of raw materials
The United States demands guarantees that procured raw materials can be accessed and that American goods sent in exchange will be re-exported outside Morocco Tunisia and Algiers. Great Britain also seeks guarantees that the goods will not aid Germany and will cover excess payments from frozen funds of 1.5 billion dollars. With a shipping shortage, a deal may use 14 French vessels refusing here.
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Morocco
Tunisia
Algiers
Great Britain
Germany
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