King Peters Rule Totters As He Woos His Fiance
King Peter of Yugoslavia seeks a political path to save his throne by negotiating with guerrilla leader Josip Broz Tito. A London dispatch reports his ministers contact Tito through figures in Cairo and Moscow, aiming at a compromise with Tito’s government.
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Wes Gallagher
London
Peter of
Yugo
Marshalito
Josip Broz
Cairo
Ministo
Russia
Stanoif Simic
Tito
Meodrag Lozic
Moscow
Zozhidar Park
Yugoslavia
Alexandra
Greece
Britain
United States
Josip Smodinka Titoe
Ireland's Axis Tie Upset British Invasion Plans
Ireland refuses to break with the Axis, complicating Britain's pre invasion diplomacy. Allied efforts to eject German and Japanese officials on spy charges widen the stage for a second front and postwar policy. Spain shifts from doom to guarded hope as Allied talks progress.
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Washington
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Britain
Dublin
Germany
Charles de Gaulle
France
Roosevelt
Postwar social policy to top UN meeting agenda
The International Labour Organization will convene its 26th session at Temple University in Philadelphia on April 20 with postwar social policy as the keynote. About 1,000 delegates from 35 to 40 member countries will discuss social objectives, general policy principles, and provisions for peace settlements including trade union rights and reconstruction participation.
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Central Press
Philadelphia
United Nations
International Labor Conference
International Labor Organization
Temple University
Hot Springs
Council of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Atlantic City
ILO
Pearl Harbor
White House
London
International Labor Office
ILU
Montreal
Geneva
United States
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
CIO
Havana
George Harrison
AFL Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
James Carey
World Conference of Trade Unions
AFL
Russia
League of Nations
War notes outline shifting alliances and material embargoes
The report details embargoes and policy shifts as the United States and Britain halt shipments and pressure Spain for concessions including Lae ore embargo. It notes Finland would seek peace with Russia and England, Turkey's delaying stance, and Balkan hopes to exit the war. It also mentions compulsory Polish names for unwed births and local spying cleanups in Tangiers.
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Germany
Tangiers
U .S
Britain
Spain
Finland
Russia
England
Turkey
Balkans
Balkan
Bulgaria
Rumania
Allies Urge Finland to Quit War to Aid Allied Efforts
On the spot analysis argues Finland’s exit would boost Allied strength by freeing 70,000 to 100,000 Russian troops for Poland and the Baltic front. It would relieve pressure on Murmansk, cut Leningrad’s northern threat, and allow the Baltic fleet to strike Nazi sites in Estonia Latvia and Lithuania. Finland’s nickel and copper would also deprive Nazi industry.
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Poland
Baltic States
Hitler
Italy
Russia
Arctic
Murmansk
Leningrad
Gulf of Finland
Baltic Sea
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Norway
After Italy's surrender Finland exit hits Hitler prestige
The report links Finland's departure to a further blow to Hitler's prestige following Italy's surrender. It notes the Hickory Pole Canvass as the name of Andrew Jackson's 1828 presidential campaign effort.
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Italy
Finland
Hitler
Andrew Jackson
Van Loon Dies at 62 While Finishing Book
Greenwich Connecticut March 11 Hendrik Willem Van Loon famed historian and author of Story of Mankind died of a heart attack at his Old Greenwich home while finishing a new book A Part to St Peter He planned to write a short history of Connecticut for the state but refused payment saying he would do it for fun He collapsed after breakfast with funeral services planned for later today
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Greenwich
Conn
Hendrik Willem van Loon
Old Greenwich
St. Peter
van Loon
Irvin S. Cobb
Joseph C. Lincoln
Kaiser to resign Brewster post
Henry J. Kaiser has drafted a letter to Brewster Aeronautical Corp stockholders announcing his resignation as president. Kaiser has no monetary stake in the firm and may shift focus to shipbuilding and mining. The production slowdown has been largely addressed and his initial objective reportedly achieved.
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Philadelphia
Upithe Evening Bulletin
Henry J. Kaiser
Brewster Aeronautical Corp
Kaiser
C. H. Woodward
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
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