Hitler's Eastward Drive Pressures Balkans and Labor Unrest
Weekly News Analysis by Edward C. Wayne notes Hitler's continued drive to the East, with pressure yielding Balkan tensions and labor unrest in defense industries. It discusses a new agency to handle defense labor issues and frames editorials as opinions of the columnist rather than the paper.
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Hitler
East
Balkans
Surrender Prelude to Peace Across Bulgaria and Balkans
Nazi forces surged into Bulgaria with little resistance as Bulgarian officials capitulated to Berlin. German occupation spread swiftly, with 300,000 troops on borders of Greece and Turkey, while Britain faced transport challenges and Russia issued a rebuke. Hitler pressed promises of peace yet pursued eastward expansion toward Asia and Africa.
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Bulgaria
Berlin
Turkey
Greece
Munich
Boris
Austria
Norway
Denmark
Netherlands
Spain
France
Germany
Britain
Mediterranean
Jugo
Slavia
England
Balkans
North
Africa
Russia
Moscow
Adolf Hitler
Jugoslavia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Asia
Egypt
Persia
Syria
India
East
New Labor Plan By Executive Order Aims Supreme Board
A proposed 11 member non salaried labor board to resolve defense industry disputes would function as a mediation focused panel with no coercive power. It follows a 48 hour strike at Bethlehem Steel in Buffalo that prompted talks and a settlement proposal from OPM directors Knudsen and Hillman. The plan includes secret ballots for strikes in defense plants and would rely on the labor department’s conciliation service only before certification.
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Supreme Court
Roosevelt
White House
Labor and Industry
Labor Department
Buffalo
Bethlehem Steel Company
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
C.I.O
Office of Production Management
Washington
William S. Knudsen
Sidney Hillman
OPM
NLRBB
Michigan
United Automobile Workers
Ford Company
Knudsen
Sumners
Texas
House Judiciary Committee
Defense
U. S. Labor Department
OMP
National Affairs: leak on planes to Pacific fleet and secrets
A memo in National Affairs argues press freedom may hinder protecting military secrets and cites a 1918 Baker episode. It notes a leak about transferring planes to the Pacific fleet, questions the scope of leaks, and asserts officials would still reveal info via informal channels even without press reports. It suggests leaks are hard to control and discusses public officials’ motives.
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Bell Syndicate
WNN Service
Washington
Cleveland
Gates
Newton D. Baker
Mexico City
Berlin
Baker
State Department
Germany
Marshall
Pacific
United States
Secretary of State
Hull
Far East
White House
Senate
Senate Committee
Hidden Ways by Frederic Van de Water and David Mallory tale
In New York David Mallory, seeking newspaper work, becomes a switchboard operator at a wealthy apartment house run by Timothy Higgins. He meets Agatha Paget and her niece Allegra. A scream from the Ferriter apartment leads to a murder scene. Police suspect Lyon Ferriter while David, offered a job by Agatha Paget to help write her family history, teams with Jerry Cochrane to solve the case. David encounters Grosvenor Paget and, later, in darkness, a mysterious fall tests his resolve.
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David Mallory
New York
Timothy Higgins
David
Agatha Paget
Allegra
Higgins
Ferriter
Pagets
Lyon
Everett
Ione
Fred
Paget
Lyon Ferriter
Jerry Cochrane
The
Press
Miss Paget
Grosvenor Paget
Grosvenor
The Speakeasy Hideout and a Pile of Clues
In a coded night scene, David Mallory and Cochrane press a lead about the Paget clan and a potential Grove-Zone tie up involving Allegra. Duke of the Sphere taunts Mallory before a clash with Cochrane ends in a wary retreat as loyalties pull Mallory between informants and a looming, unnamed danger.
The Ferriters Return to Lunch at Paget Home
David Ferriter faces a tense morning as Agatha confirms the Ferriters have come home and are invited to lunch. He struggles to reconcile clues from a glassed window view and a mysterious visit while maintaining his composure in a room full of ordinary, unsettling details.
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Mrs. Shaw
David Mallory
Paget
Annie
Grosvenor
Ferriters
Miss Agatha
David
Ferriter
Exhumation of Family Skeletons Flares in Detective Tale
A writer-narrator discusses Miss Agatha Ferriter’s planned first chapter and the case’s tense atmosphere. Everett Ferriter resents intruding scrutiny while the detective bureau looms as the likely path to truth. The narrator suspects deeper guilt and questions whether murder involves near figures.
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Miss Agatha
Duke
Everett
Everett Ferriter
Allegra
Banting Dies In Newfoundland Plane Crash
Sir Frederick Banting, the Canadian insulin pioneer, perished when hisPlane crashed in Newfoundland en route to England. He had been about to apply a aviation medicine discovery of great potential value. The report also notes Hollywood’s top honors, the Oscars, went to James Stewart and Ginger Rogers for notable performances.
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Sir Frederick Banting
England
Newfoundland
Sir Frederick
Hollywood
Academy of Motion Picture Arts
James Stewart
Ginger Rogers
Virginia McMath
Kitty Foyle
Envoys Grab Headlines As Monarchs Meet Rail Arrivals
Lord Halifax arrived in Annapolis greeted by President Roosevelt, a gesture marking precedent. King George VI greeted the U S ambassador to London, John C Winant, on his train, another precedent. Canada names 71 year old Leighton G McCarthy to the United States as new minister. McCarthy is familiar to Roosevelt and has served as a Warm Springs foundation director.
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House of Commons
London
U. S
Churchill
U.S
Bermuda
Theu. S. Navy
Washington
Carl Vinson
D., Tenn
House Naval Committee
United States
Lord Halifax
Annapolis
Roosevelt
George VI
Court of St. James
John C. Winant
Leighton G. McCarthy
Toronto
Ambassador McCarthy
President Roosevelt
The
Warm Springs Foundation
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