German leaflet raid signals lull in daytime air attacks
Severe Raid Continued from Page One notes eight German aircraft missing from operations while Britain increases daytime raids. A single German plane dropped English leaflets threatening starvation and quoting Roosevelt claims. Night bombs hit scattered English targets. substantial damage reported at some sites as British air force conducted daylight actions yesterday.
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Great Britain
England
Roosevelt
Britain
Russia In Way Of Nazi Move
The article discusses Nazi strategy and possible routes for invasion, weighing a march through Ukraine and Caucasus against a shorter Turkish route. It notes Russia and Turkey alliance, the need for Russian consent if Germany moves through Turkey, and doubts about British ability to aid Turkey. The piece suggests the scenario is hypothetical, likely tied to eastern Mediterranean tensions. It also reports on hunting rights payments and oil burner figures as ancillary notes.
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Hitler
Russia
Ukraine
Caucasus
Iran
Syria
Iraq
Palestine
Near East
Turkey
Bosporus
Syrian
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Full Force At Work In The Plane Plant
Workers resume full production after a flagrant strike at the plant. Colonel Branshaw urged maximum effort as 8 UAW officials were suspended for actions deemed prejudicial to national interests. District attorneys probe possible syndicalism violations as 600 strikers weigh returning to work and wage demands surface.
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Branshaw
United States
UAW
National Labor Relations Board
Elmer Freitag
William R. Walsh
NLRB
Freitag
Walsh
Army
Richard Frankensteen
Ervin Smith
William P. Goodman
William J. Blackman
William Pupps
Robert Mallory
David Simpson
Walter Wiitanen
DAILY CROSSWORD ERS 1 Limbs 5 Prepare for publication
Clues fill a newspaper style crossword with entries ranging from limbs to publication prep and themed answers. The page lists across and down hints such as limbs and prepare for publication and ends with a note about want-ads bringing results.
Union Move to Purge Leaders Sparks Negotiations with Firms
An organization aims to reorganize and purge irresponsible leaders, announcing a new negotiating committee will soon hold talks with company officials and the national defense mediation board over the wave of demands. The plant holds contracts exceeding 200 million from the United States and Great Britain, and around 2 900 troops guard the site with no withdrawal date in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganize
National Defense Mediation Board
United States
Great
Britain
Labor tensions ease as aviation plants resume work
Situation with labor eases with Nort American Aviation at Inglewood operating 100 percent as AVAW-CIO members return. AFL machinists in San Diego vote on a contract amid strike votes. Mediation sought to avert walkouts at Curtis-Wright plant in Pittsburgh and Margarine Line piers. Joseph P. Ryan and Emory S. Land coordinate responses to government requisition and minimize disruption.
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Inglewood
Calif
Army
Nort American Aviation
Avaw-Cio
AFL
San Diego
Consolidated Aircraft Corp
Curtis-Wright
Pittsburgh
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
AFL Machinists Union
Mest
Roosevelt
Cas
San Fran
New York
Margaré Line
Joseph P. Ryan
Union
Emory S. Land
No Doubt Robin Moor Sunk By A German Sub
Report from Berlin states German military quarters received word confirming or indicating that a German submarine sank the American freighter Robin Moor. The incident marks the first direct belligerent action against an American vessel since the war began, with officials awaiting more details on crew and passengers and the condition of lifeboats before deciding on the U S response.
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Robin Moor
Welles
United Sta
Reyville
U.S
Bass, Strait
Australia
Berlin
UPI
Soups for Babies Improve Straining by Heating First
Guidance for preparing baby foods suggests heating canned vegetables or soups before straining to ease texture. The tip aims to help caregivers make strained soups smoother for babies or invalids.
Factoets Holdout Mediation Bill Sparks Strike Concern
A contested amendment by Sen. Jousgih 4 Ball of Minnesota aims to bar plant seizures and push mediation. Ball calls the amendment a grab and bayonet plan to break strikes, while Sen. Tom Connilly of Tea opposes mediation delays. President Roosevelt shows no intention to seize plants before mediation, urging continued talks and avoiding orders that provoke civil unrest.
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Pogo Cos
Sen
Jousgih
Ball
R. Minn
Tom Connilly D
Roos Velt
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