Attacks on U S Ships in West Atlantic Deemed Piracy
Edward C. Wayne argues that Axis raiders in the West Atlantic act as pirates and urges the U S to act. The president orders the Navy to shoot Axis raiders in waters declared out of war zone, reflecting wartime policy shifts.
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U.S
West Atlantic
Germany warns as U S policy hardens in war at sea
Roosevelt declares German attacks on American ships piracy and orders navy to shoot first at Axis subs. He defends freedom of the seas and says ships of any flag will be protected in non war zone waters. The Sessna and Steel Seafarer incidents are reviewed with losses and survivor stories.
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Roosevelt
U. S
Atlantic
Hitler
Steel Seafarer
Red Sea
Middle East
Sessna
Nazi Germany
Iceland
Germany
State Department
Washington
Britain
United States
New York
FBI
G-men
Long Island
Army
Navy
Persia
Berlin
Tokyo
Scotland
Icelandic
Kathleen
Ritchie
Spitzbergen Invasion Shifts Arctic War Focus
The piece notes Britain's Spitzbergen raid as a strategic coup securing a base near Norway, coal, and French officers, signaling a northern front for Allied supply routes. It compares Allied views on Nordic power and Britain's reliance on Arctic ports, while critiquing American intelligence and press coverage of war aims and propaganda.
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Spitzbergen
Arctic Circle
Norway
England
France
Britain
Canada
de Gaulle
Iceland
Greenland
Vladivostok
Siberian
Petsamo
Murmansk
Narvik
Family drama and a hopeful turn in a small town
Laura Maguire confronts instability in Covington as her son Alec lands a grocery job and vows to reform. Amid banking battles, marital strains, and a mother's resilience, Alec announces progress toward responsibility while supporting Lou Knight and ailing kin, hinting at renewal for the family.
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Laura Maguire
Mike
Covington
Mays
Tom
Mary Etta
Alec
Lou Knight
Shirley
Jaird
Laura
Lou
Love and Dilemma at Goldsby Farmward Ball
Alec consoles Lou after a breakup, vows to protect her, and hints at potential romance. Kathleen grapples with Ritchie Graham’s advances and her own wavering feelings, torn between glamour and honesty as he declares love yet resists impulse.
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Ma Newaum
Connie Mays
Kathleen
Ritchie Graham
Ritchie
Mays
Tokyo and Paris Briefs on Policy and Ration Changes
In Tokyo the press notes a continued softening of Japanese attitudes toward U S foreign policy. In Paris the cigarette ration is cut from 180 to 120 cigarettes per month. Many American smokers consume 20 to 40 daily. Another restriction limits Jewish doctors and lawyers in the city to 2 percent.
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Tokyo
United States
Paris
U S May Build Base in Iceland Transshipments Found Impractical
U S officials discuss establishing a base in Iceland with lessons on supply routes. Army experts previously calculated Germany would defeat Russia in four weeks. Lindbergh questioned the Russian Air Force, reflecting sentiment in wartime analysis.
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U. S
Iceland
Germany
Russia
Lindbergh
Bell Syndicate
WNU
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