WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS JETETON'S SET IN FRANCE DRIVE
The article describes Hitler's central France offensive pushing through to Paris with bombers tanks and heavy artillery under General Weygand amid Allied diversions. It notes Britain’s limited aid and the need for U.S. military expansion, including manpower shortages and proposed training schemes to bolster defense.
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Laccembourg
Netherlands
Belgium
Adolf Hitler
France
Paris
Somme
Aisne
Maxime Weygind
Flanders
Vis Dankirk
Eng- Tinh Channel
Tad Hess
Bundon
Roosevelt Welcomes Another Roosevelts Grandchild
A baby was born to Mrs Ann Clark Roosevelt wife of the president’s youngest son marking another addition to the Roosevelt family News items mention Joseph Schenck and other figures amid a garbled national scene including references to Lindbergh and Germany with scattered names and phrases from a wartime period
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Ann (Clark) Roosevelt
Aha
Joseph Schenck
New York
Ted- Weageand
Charlis St. Lindbergh
W. Marraw
Eambassador
William C. Burt
Byrnes Emerges as Roosevelt's Potential Running Mate
Rumors place Sen James F Byrnes of South Carolina as a prime vice presidential option for President Roosevelt. The two reportedly discussed a possible ticket during a Potomac cruise conference signaling clear overtures to Byrnes joining the campaign.
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Roosevelt
Sen
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Supreme Court Upholds Pledge In Public Schools
A Supreme Court decision upholds compulsory school pledges, citing unity above differences. The ruling involved a Pennsylvania school board that expelled two children for refusal, amid reports of threats by a group linked to a pacifist sect and other scattered unrest in Waxahachie and nearby towns.
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U. S
Supreme Court
Sellor OF Pennsylvania School Board
Mowerqua
I. Nurmen
Tehovel’s
RCMP
Waxahacive
Texas
Ue Urunive
Orleins
Dies Says Probe to Span All American Republics
Rep Martin Dies, head of the House committee Investагating activities, announced an expanded probe reaching eight of the three American republics amid concerns over German influence in South America. Investigators are already gathering information along the Mexican border with Western Hemisphere co operation sought. Panama voters swung to elect Arnulfo Arias as president amid reports the government halted an abortive scheme to disrupt the election. Opponent Ricardo Alfaro withdrew urging backers not to vote as they feared denial of franchise. Voters faced identification certificates and indelible ink on their forefingers.
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Martin Dies
Ginatorian
House
Washington
South America
Dies
Otter
Republic of Panama
Arnulfo Arias
APTS
Ricardo Alfaro
Popular Front
Roosevelt Term Talk Dominates Democratic Debate
As war talk intensifies, Democratic leaders press that President Roosevelt will seek a fourth term. Names like Paul McNulty and Henry Wallace surface in speculation about nominations and potential running mates amid secrecy surrounding party plans.
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Hurspe
Roosevelt
Paul Memuil Bee Wildes
Gapner
Anid
Mosbin Tech
Comal
Erin Venthonn Simam
Bera
Tiake
Stewarts
Velena
Slip Cover Screen Craft Idea by Ruth Wyeth Spears
Craft note outlines making a screen from slip covered boards with hinges and sizing. It mentions buying boards, cutting chips, and estimating material needs, plus references to Sewing Book No 2 and Book No 3 for toy patterns and other projects.
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Ruth Wyeth
Spears
The Appalachian Trail Route Through 14 States
The Appalachian Trail, the longest marked footpath, runs 2 050 miles from Mount Katahdin in central Maine to Mount Oglethorpe in northern Georgia. It passes through 14 states, two national parks, six national forests and about 20 state parks and forests.
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Mount Katahdin
Maine
Mount Oglethorpe
Georgia
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