Weekly News Analysis: U S and Japan Forge War Tensions Abroad
The article reports on U S Japanese talks ending with a five point ultimatum, U S plans to patrol Burma Road, Tojo’s hostile stance toward Britain and the United States, and fears of a Pacific invasion. It covers Russian claims of Rostov on Don, German setbacks in North Africa, and debates over arming merchant ships against submarines. Vichy France may be yielding to German pressure in North Africa.
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Ku- Tusu
Hull
Japan
United States
Nippon
Pacific
China
Indo-China
U. S
Burma
Eideki Tojo
Britain
East Asia
Singapore
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
America
Vichy
London
French North Africa
Petain
Hitler
North Africa
Army shifts to self contained mechanized infantry units
U S Army reorganizes to make each infantry unit a complete mobile force with its own tanks planes and self propelled artillery. The move aims to create a small independent army within each infantry outfit as global war pressures rise. Submarine actions against Axis troopships in Arctic waters hint at Finnish wartime stance. Senator Gillette of Iowa offers services to the President during the emergency and signals willingness to serve in any capacity.
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North Africa
Sidi Omar
Egyptian
Rezegh
Germany
Europe
Africa
U. S
Royal Navy
Finland
London
Gillette
Iowa
United States
Far East
Iowan
Mediation Ends Railway Strike Threat After Days
Washington announces mediation success five days before expected railway workers strike, averting a nationwide disruption. New York honors two new honorary members at the American Institute of Decorators, John D. Rockefeller Jr. and Henry F. Dupont.
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Washington
New York
American Institute of Decorators
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Henry F. Dupont
Private Papers and Notes on Public Life in Wartime
A collage of personal recollections and cultural notes. Thornton Wilder recalls London visits while Max Beerbohm teases about Thames views. FBI interest in a Chicago psychiatrist linked to Col Donovan and a Mussolini portrait is noted. Women’s group defers a civilian defense list after Roosevelt approval fights. anecdotes from Broadway corners recount Chinatown murders for unpaid bills. media culture pieces cover Dinah Shore, Betty Hutton, and Time magazine. literary references include Thomason and Porter.
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Thornton Wilder
London
Barrie
Max Beerbohm
Wilder
Thames
Beerbohm
Gene Tunney
FBI
Chicago
Col. Donovan
G-Men
Mussolini
Fritz Horvath
Horvath
Berlin
Dinah Shore
Frank Black
NBC
Paul Muni
Judith Anderson
Raymond
Massey
Ruth Gordon
Red Cross
Betty Hutton
Bob Hope
Richard Crooks
The
Met
James Melton
N. Y
C. V. R. Thomason
Cafe Society
Thompson
Cole Porter
Porter
Movie Radio-Guide
Middle West
Midwest
Chicago Tribune
mid-West
Smart to Crochet Your Own Mittens Pattern
Pattern listing explains mitten making in small medium and large sizes with illustrations and stitches. Includes materials and a photograph of pattern stitches. Instructions suggest sending orders to request the pattern.
Four Word Order Cited by Exeter Bishop
The Bishop of Exeter laments modern chaos citing a four word order Money things men God and argues the new order must be God man things money to restore balance amid worldly disorder.
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Exeter
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von Kleist
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U.S. S. Ellyson
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New York Navy Yard
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Detroit
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Russell Allen
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Chinatown
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Daniell
Somerset Maugham
Bowing Circle Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
Patal
Rabelais
Disraeli
Ces
Fred Allen
Kenny Baker
Portland
AL Goodman
Texaco Players
Esis Abe Texaco Dealers
Milton
Weedamericans
American Chain & Cable Company, Inc
York , Pennsylvania
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