Roosevelt and Lindbergh Clash Over Europe in War Prep News
The piece surveys Roosevelt’s push to awaken America to the Nazi threat while Lindbergh critiques Britain and warns against relying on Britain alone. It details diverse reactions from Congress, industry chiefs, and Vichy intrigue, plus Japan U S tensions and tax talks shaping wartime policy.
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Legion Conclave to Address National Defense and War
Milwaukee mid September set to host about 150 000 American Legionnaires families and friends. National Commander Milo Warner announced a speaker roster focusing on national defense American participation in the war and Pan Americanism creating a more serious atmosphere.
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Milo Warner
Political dynamite and plans for anti isolationist coalitions
The letter to the Young Democrats in Louisville blasts isolationists as obstructionists and hints at a unified front by Administration and GOP to back anti isolationist incumbents and field strong candidates. Wendell Willkie backs the plan and urges youth involvement.
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Roosevelt’s sea conference and eight point debate
A Chicago column uses golf and wartime politics to mock Roosevelt Churchill sea talks and the eight point program. It compares wartime strategy to golf strokes, notes disappearances and headlines, and jokes about a ninth point for vigilance against sleep in a bowling alley.
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Gabriel Heatter
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Airplane crash causes blackout in Rehoboth Delaware
A plane carrying a man and woman forced a landing through electric lines in Rehoboth, setting it ablaze and knocking out power for several hours. The occupants escaped with no fatalities, while residents faced annoyance from the outage.
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Rehoboth
Delaware
Confessed Murderer Held After Claimed Ten Slayings
In New York Sarvis R. Ca toe, 36, confessed to ten murders of women and is in jail as eastern cities seek detectives to probe additional unsolved cases. Washington reports hints of oil supply cues from producers to dealers through September.
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Sarvis R. Catoe
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