Axis Pact Unites Germany Italy and Japan in Berlin
The three powers sign a new order treaty in Berlin promising mutual aid in war and directing Japan to lead a Greater Asia alliance. U S scrap-iron cutoff precedes the pact as Britain fights in Dakar and battles rage in French West Africa and Indo China. 77 refugee children die aboard a sinking ship.
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Dakar
West Africa
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Italy
Berlin
United States
Great Britain
China
Adolf Hitler
New Order
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Free French Committee
London
Petain
Senegal
French West Africa
de Gaulle
Brazil
South Atlantic
Latin America
New York
Willkie Tour Opens Campaign With Broad Attacks
Wendell Willkie kicked off his national swing in Madison Wisconsin urging repair of industry, a strong defense, and unity while denouncing New Deal spending and third-term proposals. Roosevelt at Penn celebrated 200th anniversary but mocked its timing for an election year.
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The World at War and Nightlife Notes
A collage of wartime reflections from Britain and America with quips on Axis propaganda, Lindbergh, and press fairness. Vivid social blurbs span clubs and editorials, ending with a cheeky jab about Goering and Buckingham Palace.
Tin-Dogging Threat Looms Over Tin Supply Crisis
Washington faces a tin shortage as Japan nears key Indochina sources. Jesse Jones controls a $2,000,000 tin smelter loan, delaying action amid red tape. Bets on Willkie outlined by C M Oehler with regional electoral groupings, while Berle promotes Spanish and the Liberty League folds. Minnesota Governor Stassen leads labor from the Willkie side.
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Dutch East Indies
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State Department
Phelps Dodge
American Metals
American Smelting & Refining
Vulcan Defiining
National Defense Commission
Washington
Jones
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
National Defense
Luke the Evangelist and His Gospel
The article outlines Luke's Greek Gentile background, profession as a physician, and his collaboration with Paul. It explains Luke's sources, method, and purpose in writing the Gospel, aiming to give readers certainty about the Christian message and urging study through March 1941. It notes a 12 page booklet offer titled Can America Be Saved? and invites reader feedback.
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G. Campbell Morgan
Jesus Christ
John
Luke
Theophilus
America
Warsaw Mayor Starzynski Arrested and Dies in Berlin
German bombing leveled Warsaw as Mayor Stefan Starzynski directed city defense by radio. He was arrested after Nazi entry and disappeared. On the anniversary British sources report he was executed in Berlin.
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Stefan Starzynski
Starzynski
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German Yorkville candidate defeated in congressional race
Joseph McWilliams ran in Yorkville New York a German populated area and claimed to be the American fuehrer. He received 674 votes and was defeated. McWilliams was nicknamed Joe Mc Nazi by New York papers and spent the next day in a hospital for a sanity test.
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Armed Services
Wayne Parrish
American Aviation
Hinckley
Roosevelt
Congress
Yorkville
New York City
Joseph McWilliams
Americanfuehrer
Joe McNazi
New York
Manhattan Murals and Midtown Mischief in Wartime Headlines
A collage of New York showbiz and war chatter captures the city mood. Jokes about political buttons and Broadway bits mingle with Ed Murrow sharp talk and Jolson box office figures. Quentin Reynolds survives a bombing incident. Franchot Tone’s hospital visit yields a peculiar Romance Rash.
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Jack Alexander
Billy Rose
Belasco
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Willkie
Fdr
Quentin Reynolds
London
Franchot Tone
Johns Hopkins
Lesson for October 6 in Religious Education
October 6 lesson outlines subjects and Scripture texts selected by the International Council of Religious Education and used with permission.
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International Council of Religious Education
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