28 Mar 1941
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1941
Page
1
Weekly News Analysis discusses U S plans to accelerate aid totaling seven billion dollars and measures to land British troops in Greece, aiming to bolster Balkan fronts amid mounting European tension. The piece highlights confusion in allied strategy and calls for rapid, coordinated action.
President Roosevelt in a worldwide radio address calls for a total effort to supply nations resisting aggression with war materials. He seeks total victory through maximum U S production and national unity while praising Allied needs for ships planes food tanks guns and ammo. Hitler counters by predicting Axis victory. Greek and Yugoslav moves, British aid plans, and naval reports ripple through Europe as U S aid to Britain faces quick deployment.
Reports tie the Berlin arrest of United Press correspondent Richard C. Hottelet to wartime tensions as the Zapp and Town indictments unfold in Washington. The article notes German suspicions of espionage unrelated to his journalism, while broader context covers storm deaths, Mussolini’s Albanian campaign, Greek counterattacks, and wartime civic measures in Britain and Istanbul.
Washington dispatch reports Henry Wallace, vice president elect, brokered quiet talks with Avila Camacho to ease U S Mexican tensions while returning with concerns over Nazi influence in Mexico. He warned of a small Nazi funded minority seeking to sabotage U S relations and blamed Count Roberti for cash used to push fascist propaganda.
Media notes cover diverse topics from Stalin and Berlin to Swing and Hollywood. Observations include Krock skepticism on Soviet tactics, Benny Goodman and democracy, and the FBI Newsroom fingerprinting move amid wartime coverage. Browned by quotes and snapshots, the piece strings personalities, politics, and culture across pages.
A Tokyo sourced dispatch, never confirmed or denied, reports that the Chinese nationalist government plans to send a million Chinese troops to Britain's Malay possessions to serve as soldiers. The men would be armed and supplied for Far East defense by American shipments.
HOUSES of glass are realities today and, to give a modern air, frame windows in a group by wall covering while glass remains exposed. Two sketches show uneven spacing, cream walls, glass curtains, two toned rug, lamp, and pictures. draperies in gray green chintz and upholstery in gray green cotton. Curtain construction explained in Mrs. Spears SEWING Book 1 and other homemaking projects in Book 5. Copies two cents. send order.
A concise adage from Schilier warns that excessive caution hampers progress and results.
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