Boy King Peter takes throne as Jugoslavia regime falls
Weekly analysis by Edward C Wayne reports the pro Axis Jugoslavia rule toppled and Peter ascends the throne while a mediation board acts to end industry strikes delaying U S defense efforts. Editor notes express opinion as columnist viewpoint.
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Jugoslavia
Peter
Mediation Board
U. S. Defense
Yugoslavia Coup and Balkan War Fears Rise
Wartime turmoil spreads as Yugoslavia aligns briefly with Axis then topples Regent Prince Paul. Mass demonstrations erupt in Belgrade while Britain and Greece hail the change and Bulgaria warns of a Balkans war risk. US reacts warmly, pledging support to resist aggression amid regional tensions.
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Jugoslavia
Belgrade
Prince Paul
Peter II
Britain
Greece
Adolf Hitler
Bulgaria
Hitler
Jugoslav Frontier
Sofia
Balkans
U. S
Balkan
State Department
Willkie Tours Canada to Build Public Support
Wendell Willkie mounts a goodwill tour of Canada aiming to boost his presidential bid. He greets enthusiastic crowds in Toronto and Montreal, urging support for Britain via ship shipments and air superiority. He challenges American business leaders to prove the democratic system can outproduce totalitarian methods in defense of liberty.
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Wendell Willkie
Canada
Toronto
Montreal
Britain
Hitler
America
Blockade Zone Expands To Iceland And Atlantic Fronts
The spread of the submarine active zone toward Iceland and the North Atlantic nears American shores, prompting maps of the 42 degree longitude line and concerns over US convoying aid to Britain. News notes heavy bomber deliveries under lend lease, new shipping moves, and a $7 billion British aid bill pushing total defense and aid funding above 42 billion with most money contracted or appropriated.
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Iceland
North Atlantic
United States
Britain
Godafos
New York
Europe
Roosevelt
OPM
Office of Production Management
Food aid to France and defense ship delays
The article notes Red Cross distribution of food to unoccupied France to reach French civilians, while US defenses face labor-strike questions. It argues that even small defense production gaps could swing war outcomes and criticizes delays in building a cargo ship fleet, tracing reckoning back to 1939 and Congress approving a 200-ship program.
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Uncle Sam
Harvill
National Mediation Board
Dykstra
Bethlehem
Allis-Chalmers
Milwaukee
Dies
William Green
A. F. of L
America
France
Red Cross
Washington
Roosevelt
U.S
Allis Chalmers
United States
Gettysburg
Germany
Britain
Norway
Denmark
Belgium
Congress
Chile permits King Carol and Magda Lupescu to reside
Santiago reports Chile has granted asylum to King Carol II of Romania and his companion Magda Lupescu despite a foreign policy clash over a morality clause in U.S. and other regulations. Government circles praised the signup of Yugoslavia as an axis partner, with officials predicting Turkey as the next target. diplomacy, they say, never pauses.
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Santiago
Chile
Carol of Romania
Magda Lupescu
United
Berlin
Jugoslavia
Turkey
National Affairs Review on Defense and Ship Delay
Analysis notes that defense workage due to strikes may exceed estimates and that delays in U S cargo ship construction raise famine and starvation risk for England. Bell Syndicate WNU Service provides the syndicated briefing.
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U. S
England
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Hidden Ways and a Night in the Morello Foyer
In a whirlwind of clues and evasions, a detective- narrator and reporter friend pursue a roving pursuit through a night of suspects. Everett, Horstman Ferriter’s shadowy kin, may have stolen a crucial item, while the heiress Allegra draws the narrator into danger and desire as Miss Agatha watches with wary tenderness.
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Cochrane
Laddie
Lyon
Jerry
Horstman Ferriter
Everett
Morello
Morello. So Far, the Outside Lobby Has Been My Farthest North. Yoicks
Walters
the Morello
Fineman
Ferriter
Nuries
Paget
Prince Charming
Miss Agatha
Allegra
David
Die Wal kuere scene deepens mystery in theater setting
The narrator and Allegra discuss Everett’s alibi as Ring music stirs emotions. Allegra reveals jealousy and fear over Grove’s actions while the case threads through memories of past danger. The story mood tightens as tension climbs toward a revealed motive.
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Everett
Shannon
Agatha
Grove
Ione
Ferriter
Siegmund
Hunding
Allegra
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