Battle of Coral Sea and Midway Shape Pacific War Tale
A sweeping wartime account describes Allied aid to Australia and India, Japanese advances toward Suez and the Indian Ocean, and turning points at Coral Sea and Midway. It recounts a Tokyo critique of American life and a dramatic sacrifice by a pursuing U.S. squadron, illustrating the shifting balance in World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ite House
Australia
Newland
Fish
Egypt
England
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
Immedi
S. A
Empire
Ma- Peninsula
India
China
Eritrea
U.S
York
Great White Way
Tarist
Coral Sea
Midway
Tokyo
New Navy admits high Murmansk losses to sea war
In a stark wartime update, the U S Navy admits shipping losses to Murmansk reach up to fifty percent per voyage, as convoys face German bases in Norway and extended daylight operations. The piece links Arctic supply routes to the Caucasus, notes forced labor in Narvik and Tromso, and sketches future arms race anxieties and tech boons. Canada ships 658 million dollars in goods to Britain in 1941. Netherlands Indies seeks food self sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Murmansk
Caucasus
Stalin
Persia
Eisenhower
Arctic
United States
Narvik
Trondheim
Bergen
Tromso
Norway
Radio Programs for Sunday August 30 Evening Schedule
Radio guide lists assorted programs across networks including Robert St John on People The Radio City Concert, Ted Steele and Novachord, Silver Strings, Sammy Kaye and Serenade, Southland Echoes, U of Chicago Roundtable, Opera from St Louis, Fort Dix Variety Show and more with varied times and unspecified stations. alterations due to web constraints noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Weblworks
Robert St. John
Radio City
bin the Shuren
Dhs
Philip Neyne-Gordon
Ted Steele
Novachord
Post
Camp Wheeler
WGY
Wgy—Whdnses
Matias
Bobbs Tucker
E Haven of Rest
Elyings
Sammy Kase
Blue Theater
Richard Eaton
Southland Echoes
U. of
Bor Colupany
Rose
Paul Andra
Dead Trees and Dangers of Leaving Them Stand
The column discusses dead and dying trees, noting decay, hazards, and why allowing fungi insects and termites to breed in decaying trunks endangers nearby trees and property. It cautions against ivy or creepers as concealment and emphasizes removal to prevent outbreaks and structural risk.
A Bit of Britain in U. S. tree danger warned
A cautionary note describes how a weakened tree trunk can stand after bark loss, yet decaying roots may fail suddenly. Once weakened, a gust of wind could topple the tree, risking pedestrians, cars, or buildings, making prompt removal prudent.
Tree removal risk pushes workers toward dangerous limits
If urgency is ignored the weakened tree may reach a stage where no responsible person would risk life to remove it in sections without causing damage.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tobruk
Suez
Greater East Asia
New York
Albert N. Leman
Rocket
G. M. Barnes
Whirligig
Axis
Admiral Doenitz
Dario Bernadino
Canada
United Kingdom
Netherlands Indies
Islands
Telly An
Nelly Don
Iceland
Partlee
Harllee’s
Harllee
Elizabeth Murphy
Windsor
Ont
Dieppe
The
Porter
Biu Mbia
Cbs
Hrj
Mbs
Far East
America
Forum
Abe
Mr. PL Schverer
bin Ral
Mancock
Ne Believe
War Service
Nbe Lavalie Orchestra
Btu
Westetanetz & Orchestra
People’s Church Service
Tega
Gladys
Army
Rallis
Edna Wythe
Lone Drew Parson
Nhbe
Gene Autry
Cbs Nobods
Miies
Edward Tomlinson
Miss Tuttle
Blu Rex Stout
Cbs Seventh Day Adventist
T.du Holtz
Mildred Bailey
Nhe Qoitz
Joe Kelly
We the People
Cbs Midwest Stars and Stripes
Brivals
Imis
O Keefe
Nbe
Farl Godwin
bin World News
Shor
Obs
America Forum
Mb RS
Finney
Shetwin
Hbin
Gabriel Meatier
Nibs-Basic
Walter Winehet Toiaima
Mischa the Magnificent
Cbhs
Mits
Parker Family
Jimmie Fidier
Hollywood
iMu Jane Froman
al Goodman
Bsa
Ore
Phil Spitalny
Girl Orch
Blu
Phil Baker
John B. Hugnes
Col
J. L. Blakeney
Joe & Mabel
Nbc- Basic
Parllee
Dark Angel
Ireland
Spitfire
Oxford
Westminster
Exeter
Jlarilee
Britain
U. S
Sailor Pass
Winston
East Coast
CCC
Soin Our
Dubonnet Peachleaf
Flarllee
Dorothy Gray
Plarilee
Daryl Junior
Flarilee
Crepey
Jarllee
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