Von Papen in Turkey Faces Nazi Squeeze Amid War Readiness
In wartime dispatches, Franz von Papen is described as Hitler's trusted envoy in Turkey, with a history of sabotage and covert schemes in the United States and Canada. The piece links his Turkey mission to broader Nazi aims as Russia and Britain maneuver near Moscow and Finland remains a flashpoint.
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Foes Rally Against Neutrality Act Change in Bitter Fight
In a heated debate over amendments to the neutrality act opponents aimed at stirring anti foreign policy sentiment. Senators warned the United States must stop aid to Chungking and halt movements in the western Pacific as Japan presses claims in Asia.
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U Boat Crews Hit Shipping Near Iceland As Gramicidin Fights Germs
Reports describe German submarines preying on convoys near Iceland, with the Reuben James torpedoed and crew casualties tallied. Debates on rationing fade as gramicidin, a powerful new drug, shows promise in curing stubborn infections.
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Visit in Minnesota and Girl Scout activities noted
Eleanor Roosevelt recalls a Minnesota visit at St. Cloud and Minneapolis visiting eight public schools and a large veterans hospital. She describes meeting four young people and attending a Girl Scouts event where Father Moore received the Medal. The diary notes the destroyer torpedoing off Iceland and the public anxiety it caused.
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Weekly News Analysis Editorial Note
Opinion columns released by Western Newspaper Union reflect the analyst's views, not the paper's. This weekly analysis presents commentary on current events and editorial perspectives from the writer.
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Finns Arrested After Helsinki Anti German Demo
In Helsinki 21 Finns were arrested following an anti German demonstration as reported from New York. Chicago libraries report a surge in requests for mechanical literature and tech, reflecting shifting National defense reading tastes.
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Wavell May Lead Allied Force Against Caucasus Oil
London reports General Wavell may command a combined British Russian force to defend Caucasus oil fields. In Dublin Indiana Riley Layman turns 71, becomes father of twins, and starts a new factory job on his birthday.
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Luck follows Chicago sailor amid torpedoed ships trio
Phil Lip McBride of Chicago dodged death thrice as his ships changed names. He moved from the Greer to the Kearny before its torpedo attack and then to the Salinas just before the Kearny was struck, limping into port under power.
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Silent restraint as virtue echoes through ages
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