War in Europe reshapes US view of Germany and Russia
The article argues Russia's pact with Germany failed, exposing Hitler's duplicity and imperial aims. It warns the war pits two imperial powers, predicts implications for Britain, China, and the United States, and urges continued US aid to Britain while awaiting clearer outcomes. The piece contends American interest hinges on the broader fight between free Western Europe and Nazism.
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Hitler
Russia
Germany
United States
Britain
America
China
Western
Europe
Looking Forward on Foreign Business in South America
The article reports Standard Oil of New Jersey publishing a stockholders stenographic report of its annual meeting. President W. S. Farish says success abroad requires becoming part of local life, implying government partnership and local integration to compete in South America. Remaining lines mock complacency and emphasize careful, prudent business conduct.
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Central
South America
Standard Oil
New Jersey
W. 5. Farish
New York
United States
Byrnes Elevation to Supreme Court Draws Praise and Skepticism
Washington Daybook notes the Senate confirmed James F. Byrnes to the Supreme Court unanimously after bipartisan praise for his administration leadership. The piece recalls Byrnes’ key votes, alliances, and the political maneuvering surrounding his nomination, including postponement during lend lease and the pairing with Robert H. Jackson on the court.
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Washington
Senate
James FP. Byrnes
U. S. Supreme Court
Charles L. McNary
White House
Byrnes
James C. McReynald
Cotton Ed? Smith
Sen
Pat Harrison
Alben Barkley
Senator Barkley
Harrison
Carter Glass
Supreme Court
Barkley
Fas
Robert H. Jackson
Congress
Man About Manhattan in a Night of New York Life
A lively New York feature details a big American Airlines transport with Helen Hayes aboard en route to Maplewood New Jersey to act in a theater. The piece also notes a department store vignette with Gimbel Macy Bloomingdale, a Desha mural with cat footprints, Vincent Pasceri youngest opera company manager, an Italian snake vendor, a captured Me 262 on Broadway, and Little Italy tobacco bundles as local color.
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New York
American Airlines
Indiana
Helen Hayes
Johnson
Miss Hayes
Maplewood
New Jersey
Captain Johnson
Bernard Gimbel
Gertrude Macy
Katharine Cornell
Alfred Bloomingdale
Grace Moore
Miss Moore
Gimbels
Macy’s
Bloomingdale’s
Desha
Vincent Passers
New York Opera Company
Vincent
Amedeo Passeri
Italani
Pete
Messerschmitt
Broadway
Little
Italy
What Others Say in Our Democracy Wars and Us Fight
Fragmented OCR text references quote by Francis solicitor general about democracy and survival. Contains garbled words and unlikely full context. Reads as a clipped opinion snippet mentioning Biddle and war discussions but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
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Ing UU
Francis
Biddle
Hooded riders harass Florida defense workers in Key West
Key West Florida June 27 sheriff Berlin Sawyer said he would deputize 100 men to protect workers on a 400000 defense housing project after a mob of hooded figures beat two carpenters and threatened others. Labor agitator theory and closed shop dispute cited with anonymous threats and dynamite near workers’ cottages.
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Key West
Fla
Berlin Sawyer
Sawyer
Edward Walker
Lester Preu Company
Miami
Preu Company
Lester Preu, Jr
Constructia Company
Preuy
Sawyers
Walker
Fred Nunnally
W. Parry
Nunnally
Parry
Clarence Higgs
Key West Carpenters Union
AFL
German Army Controls Nazi War Policy, Reports Say
Washington dispatch says foreign reports claim the German army has wrested war policy from the Nazi party and plans a broad campaign from the Danube to the Amur. It forecasts a Kremlin campaign, puppet states in Ukraine and the Baltic, and a switch of resources to Asia as Japan may threaten Vladivostok.
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Edward E. Bomar
Washington
Reich
Nazi Party
Genghis Khan
Amur
Asia
Danube
Germany
Russia
Far Eeast
Berlin
National Socialist Party
England
Adolf Hitler
Reichswehr
Hitler
Moscow
Japan
Siberian
Alaska
Bering Straits
Red Army
Ukraine
Baltic
Siberia
Caucasus
Middle East
Iran
Mediterranean
Luftwaffe
Manchuria
Gene Tierney Says She Can Go Without Parents
Hollywood report states Gene Tierney, a 19 year old Boston born actress, declares she no longer needs parental help to manage her affairs. Her elopement with Count Oleg Cassini has strained her family and prompted $50,000 damages demands and a contract dispute with 20th Century Fox.
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Hollywood
Gene Tierney
Boston
Oleg Cassini
20Th Century-Fox
Stulio
Miss Tierney
Bridgeport
Conn
Howard S. Tierney
Robert L. Mager
Tierneys
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South Carolina
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Ecars
Manhattan
George Tucker
Florida Defense
Alexander County
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Odessa
Black Sea
Vilta
Norway
Scandinavia
Arctic
Vladivostock
Asiatic
Abe
Peten
Thomas Jefferson
Joan Hancock
Continental Congress
John * Bull
Papa
Hollyseead
Belle Tier Corporation
Tierney
Charles E. Fuller
Gestapo
Merrie Melody Cartoon
Bubinsky Bros
John Wayne
Charles Starrett
Louisiana
Munson
Rus Clarence
Bombay
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