Britain Endures Nightly Nazi Bombardment Over London
The column portrays London under continuous air raids with incendiary strikes lighting targets, defenders struggling against a larger German air force, and Britain girding for intensified bombing while Nazi claims accuse Allied aims of civilian harm. It also surveys Romania’s shifting rulers, borders, and the Eastern European balance as Stalin and Hitler vie for influence, noting American debates on lines of defense and aid to Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
English Channel
U. S
Germany
Royal Air Force
Cripps Son Objector and Navy Yacht Prospects
John Cripps, son of Sir Stafford Cripps, a dissenting voice on war, faces a British draft sentence to garden duty. The U S Navy weighs buying H Edward Mannville’s 267 foot Hi Esmare yacht valued at about 1.25 million, suitable as a training ship. Ex King Carol of Romania appears diminished after suffering 33 wounds in brief time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cripps
Stafford Cripps
England
Russia
John
Young Cripps
U. S. Navy
H. Edward Manville
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Carol
Romania
Anti-Conscript protests and wartime chatter in Washington
The piece describes 1,500 anti-conscript youths detained on Capitol grounds during a nocturnal sit in, with figures like Rev. Owen Knox and a rabbi taken into custody. It also recalls Jimmie Walker and LaGuardia politics, a Spitfire aid anecdote, and evolving Allied expectations as Russia mobilizes and Germany presses east.
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Capitol Steps
Washington
Owen Knox
Detroit
Civil Rights Federation
Capitol
Capitol Grounds
Fepper
Florida
Rustic Pepper i
Alker
Jimmie Walker
New York
al Smith
Jimmie
Babylon
France
LaGuardia
Cloak and Suit
Aviating
Artists Films to release 21 musical short subjects
Rudolph Polk of CBS arts bureau announces Artists' Films Inc will produce 21 musical shorts with three reelers released as concerts. Contracts include Spaulding Iturbi Dilling and Metropolitan Opera singers such as Jep son Swarthout Banelli Jaeger. First group due October 1.
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Cross Roads
Rudolph Polk
Columbia Broadcasting System
Artists Bureau
Artists’ Films, Inc
Albert Spaulding
Jose Iturbi
Bing Crosby
Mildred Dilling
Metropolitan Opera
Helen Jep
Gladys Swarthout
Richard Banelli
Frederick Jaeger
Lily Pons
Nino Martini
Mischa Ejman
Josef Hofmann
Efirem Zimbalist
Pinafore apron sells itself with three pieces
The pattern presents a simple three piece pinafore that fits over the head and shields the dress. It promises quick assembly, practical wear, and a secure stay on the shoulders, in polka dot percale or gingham fabrics.
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Italo-North Africa
Rumania
Transylvania
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Hungary
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Hawaii
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Cacoa Island
Panama Canal
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Ta Rica
Ecuador
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Finland
Ithout
Oliver Twist
Mr. Churchill
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Poland
Mediterranean
Sam
America
Enox
Jimmie W
David and Goliath
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Davies
Davidson
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Yank
Union
Frankie Burke
James Cagney
Cag‘ney
Warner Brothers
Wayne Morris
Paramount
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Loretta Young
Columbia
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Brian Donlevy
Akim Tamiroff
Frank McHugh
Muriel Angelus
The
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Ronald Reagan
Jane Wyman
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Reagan
Lew Seiler
Janie
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Rochelle Hudson
Manhattan
Douglas Fairbanks
Jacob Mark Lashley
St. Louis
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Philadelphia
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Curtis
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