British Norse Forces Combine In Drive Nazi Exit
British and Norse forces coordinate to push Nazi troops from occupied areas as King Haakon rallies his army. Editorial note explains opinions reflect the analyst, not the newspaper.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1940
Page
6
British and Norse forces coordinate to push Nazi troops from occupied areas as King Haakon rallies his army. Editorial note explains opinions reflect the analyst, not the newspaper.
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G. O. P. leaders in New England New York and New Jersey are receiving letters from Midwestern colleagues warning that victory in the farm vote requires a farm plank like the Glenn Frank proposal. Iowa Republicans praise the Frank plank and circulate A. M. Piper’s speech from the Council Bluffs Nonpariel lauding the ideas.
General Johnson argues it is too early to draw military or political conclusions about the Scandinavian surge. He says preparations were concealed by both sides, notes Norway Denmark neutrality, warns against isolationist labels, and distinguishes interventionist motives from do-gooder rhetoric.
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