Clash of Russia and Germany accelerates European war
Edward C Wayne analyzes the fast escalations between Nazi Germany and Communist Russia shaping Europe’s war, notes British Syria gains, and surveys the Damascus fall, U S tensions after the Robin Moor sinking, plus two disasters including U-9 and a Baltimore Martin bomber.
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Russia
Germany
Europe
Syria
Britain
Finland
Hitler
United States
England
China
France
Italy
Balkans
Turkey
Poland
Greece
Jugoslavia
Bulgaria
Churchill
Sir Stafford Cripps
Molotov
Dardanelles
Bosporus
von Ribbentrop
Damascus
Aleppo
Africa
Jerusalem
J. Paul
Egypt
Israel
Rome
Alexander the Great
Axis
Robin Moor
Roosevelt
Congress
State Department
RAF Attacks Coast As Sub Losses Rise
British air forces strike the invasion coast and western Germany with hundreds of planes dropping tens of thousands of bombs. RAF pilots call raids on the coast nursery attacks as Germany fights on the eastern front.
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Germany
Britain
RAF
United States
England
U S Navy Shifts Pacific Units to Atlantic Patrols
National Affairs column reports Pacific fleet units moving to the Atlantic to join sea patrols amid wartime censorship. It discusses Japan, Singapore, oil reserves, and air power, noting expectations for no immediate Japanese move and predicting six more months of car production duration while trucks face restriction debates.
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National Guard
War Department
America
Department
Congress
Army
Wadsworth
New York
Pacific
Atlantic
Bell Syndicate
Washington
U. S
Panama Canal
Germany
U. S. Navy
Berlin
Canal
Canal Zone
Japan
Singapore
Dutch East Indies
Manila
Britain
Alexandria
Low Countries
Heaven
Far East
Engaged Lovers Face Harsh Economic Realities
Jaird Newsum and Shirley Maguire, engaged for years, confront an industrial crisis that closed Newsum’s father’s factory. Shirley, editor of the Clarion, endures the wait as Jaird delays marriage while preparing to join the family business someday. Their hopes falter in a tightened economy.
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Jaird Newsum
Shirley Maguire
Newsum Sr
Jaird
Maguire
the Clarion
Kathleen
Shirley
Blake Newsom
Newsums
Desire and conflict shadow Covington dinner party
Shirley and Jaird face fraying dreams as Mrs Newsom pressures a broken engagement while Kathleen and Laura manage appearances at the Maguire home. Shirley senses a hidden strain over Connie Mays and Jaird's future, amid family tensions and social deceptions.
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Covington
Mother Newsom
Kathleen
Shirley
Jaird
Connie Mays
Senator Houston marks 87th birthday in Senate record
Washington and New York briefs report Senator Andrew Jackson Houston of Texas turning eighty seven, among the oldest senators. In New York, school janitors from fifteen states attended a five day Columbia University course on rat catching insect control plumbing repair and sweeping technique.
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Washington
Andrew Jackson Houston
Texas
Senate
New York
Columbia University
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GY Mase
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Ishmael
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Mra. Newsom
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Laura Maguire
Tom
Mary Etta
Laura
Shirley Laura
Magfaire
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Ecru
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Hulda
Belle Newsum
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