New British Battleship KGV Class Details Revealed
The report outlines the King George V class battleships with 16 inch and 14 inch guns, heavy armor, and high speeds. It notes the involvement of the Prince of Wales and other royals, plus the Beatty era admirals, as Britain plans a capital ship with around 18,000 tons displacement and strong rate of fire.
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Soverign
Ier
Duke ‘of Windsor
the of York
Beatty
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Japan Crisis Sparks Economic Signals and Rhetoric
Washington hears Japan is in no bad way yet. Three year Chinese interlude, rising living costs, and a drought threaten crops. Wages rise mainly in munitions, foreign exchange tight, coal shortage worsens heating. Inflation trends, debt up, price control aims debated.
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Japan
America
Abe
Mystery of Hugh Deepens in Unidentified Man Case
Larry confesses he searched the West for Hugh after hearing of an accident involving an unidentified man. A dentist confirms the corpse as Hugh. Monnie hints at Bentley’s possible role and a bank robbery link while Larry contemplates closeness with Monnie and recalls Hugh’s life and letters to Betty.
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Night Car Crash Reveals Guilt and Fear
Monnie admits she feared telling the truth about Hugh’s death after a fatal wreck at Dead Man's Curve. Larry learns Mike pressured her to lie to protect her reputation while Bentley explains Hugh appeared drunk. The inquest looms as family secrets rise to surface.
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Fragmentary wartime propaganda tone recounted
A clipped fragment notes ongoing casualties and propaganda in China during the war. It mentions efforts to bolster mass morale and a government reporter describing the situation, with the sense of fatigue and repetition in the messaging.
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The Cost of War Takes Big Money
AP feature surveys 1933 to 1940 defense spending across nations. Germany leads in arms outlays with Britain France and Russia close behind as total war costs soar from about 2.5 to 40+ billion dollars yearly. Analysts warn budget figures mask broader war expenditures and human costs.
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Hitler
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Great Britain
Europe
Japan
Orient
Tlons
London Economist
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