Home Guard's Tactical Lessons From Warfront Defense
The article outlines improvised Home Guard tactics to counter German armored columns. It describes guerrilla methods, use of Molotov cocktails, land mines, and trench concealment to slow tanks, with coordinated infantry fire and air support implications. The piece emphasizes improvisation, campo defense, and the anticipated RAF and artillery countermeasures.
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Lesrom Piccadilly
Kerans
Britain
Volcome Guard
International Army
Home Guard
Fromen
England
Osterley Park
London
Toad
Rockefeller to resign from director posts in South America
Barry announced Rockefeller will resign as director and officer of enterprises he joined in South America. He has a leave of absence from Rockefeller Center to devote full time to new duties and will remain involved with the Museum of Modern Art. Rockefeller becomes chairman of the Interdepartmental Committee on Inter-American Affairs.
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Barry
Rockefeller
Enter
Prises
South America
Rockefeller Center, Inc
Museum of Modern Art
Early
Whiteen
Caracas
State Department
Farry and
Fatmey Cemetery to open forpergelery events and times
A terse notice states Fatmey Cemetery will be available for services and times on Tuesday morning with details announced by officials.
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Fatmey Cemetery
G Pergelery Oor & Times
Sgtardog
Memphis Cotton Stamp Plan Expands Relief Use
The Memphis cotton stamp program, started May 7 by the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation, distributes green and brown stamps to relief families to buy cotton goods. In two months, 8,420 families received $33,148 in stamps, with $21,576 in brown stamps and $11,572 in green stamps exchanged for cotton products. Officials predict continued impact as stores promote cotton sales to low income groups.
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FSCC
Nalle
Y. G. Lane
Merchants’ Committee
Memphis
Nalles
Fragmentary Bahama notes and stray lines
The readable text features disjointed reflections on descendants of African slaves in the Bahamas, role of a governor and his wife, and casual references to village life, fishing, gossip, and prayer meetings. A stray line mentions the Ohio state capital’s construction timeline.
Feller Might Win 30 Games This Season
Cleveland star Bob Feller, nearing his 22nd birthday, dominates the mound as he nears historic milestones. With 1,246 strikeouts last year and 2,466 the season before, he pursues a 3rd straight 20-win pace and could contribute as a reliever in the Indians’ drive through the American League stretch.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Cleveland
Robert Willarsons
Drew Eller
Jerome Herman Dean
Rob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Myers
Feller Ia Farehead
Rube Wachell
Feller
Alves Brodley
Rapid Robert
Foresters
Bob
Oscar Vitt
St. Louis
JC Feller
Steve O'Neill
Vitt
Alva Bradley
Bob Feller
Portugal's drift in arms policy and defense posture
The report details how Portugal under Salazar swapped British rifles for German Mausers, Wickers for German Dresdens, and Junkers bombers with Italian Breda fighters. It notes scarce machine guns and anti aircraft batteries, a depleted air force, and only 17 infantry regiments, with Salazar favoring a fence straddling strategy to endure the war while spending little.
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Fish General Staff
Salazar
Dressers
Tralten Breas
Bredas
Portugal
Sde
Satazar
War era Lisbon and European turmoil in 1940s notes
Refugees flood through a wary Spain into Portugal as Lisbon airport and sea routes face bookings and cancellations. Portugal enjoys wartime trade, hotel demand rises, and a grand Lisbon fair marks the nation’s 200th independence anniversary amid global conflict. Greek crisis and limited mobilization reflect broader Allied tensions with Italy and Britain backing neutrality.
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Pais
Lisbon
London
New York
Imperial Airways
Case Blanca
United States
Italy
Ata Luttavia Air Line
Rome
Uno Sacta Line
M Edrid
Fercelona
Gilboa
France
England
Europe
Portugal
Liston
Eleanoriol
Flushing Meadows
Hitler Warns Continues On Page One
The Airy Ministry reported Luftwaffe air raids across Britain with up to 28 150 planes in individual raids. The day’s notable success was a single British Hurricane squadron shooting down several Junkers bombers. In Athens Italian naval pilots allegedly apologized to Premier Metaxa.
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Airy Ministry
Britain
Junkers
Jiglians
Athens
Metaxes
Solo Voice Improves Piano Performance as New Invention
A recently invented musical adjunct for the piano, the Solo Voice, attaches to the right side of any piano and provides an electronic vocal soloist. It lets the pianist mimic violin, sax, horn, or other instruments without playing chords, freeing the left hand for accompaniment while controlling tone, attack, register, and vibrato via a set of front panel keys and a hidden speaker cabinet.
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NEA
New York
AO Orchestra
Ly Heme
Salo
Iesirei
Oorsdin
Otter
Aisne Lover
Eh Knee
Uae Eetien
Sdlaves
Laurens Hanmand
Deventer
Rll
Annighel
Must Be Better Ways Of Learning Things Must Be Better Ways
A garbled excerpt describes Cleveland and an emergency with a time cue WM seconds to "opty big Red Rovers club" after a dance interruption and escaped cobras among buttons, yielding a puzzling, unclear news fragment.
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Mimi Albanese
Yin
Big Red Rovers Club
Noted Robbery Report In Frederickburg Curio
A quizzical dispatch from Fredericksburg describes a boy snatching a package from a man named Yabborg who paused while walking with a parcel. The container held a pint of castor oil and appears muddled in translation, with references to misheard identities and unclear motives.
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Fredericksburg
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