Hitler’s Scheme and the Sixth Column Deception
From diplomatic sources a reporter reports Nazis plan to use fifth and sixth columns to avert a Russian setback. Hitler aims to be deposed and a German General Staff would pose as saviors while offering only death. American business will resist bribes, with the U.S. Constitution protecting peace and dignity as leaders build a firm foundation for peace against Hitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Bolshevismm
Germany
Miller
United States
MacArshur, Stilwell, O'Hare
Wireless
Bulkeley
Scrambled Eggs on War and Politics in the Times
The Times magazine piece riffs on postwar politics and media, condemning bought loyalties and social obligations. It recalls Archibald MacLeish and Graham McNamee, mocks critics and awards, and notes Willkie and O'Dwyer as still pertinent figures amid wartime discourse.
Weekly News Analysis Highlights WWII Fronts and Policy Moves
The front reports forecast a British RAF Reich invasion readiness while Hoover urges stronger U S leadership for President Roosevelt. Soviet forces push on Kharkov and the United States outlines a tax plan to deduct pay. The set reflects wartime analysis and policy proposals as published by the newspaper union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAF
Reich
Hoover
FDR
Kharkov
U. S
Doolittle Raiders Honored In White House Ceremony
President Roosevelt awarded 78 Distinguished Service Crosses to 73 volunteers for the Tokyo raid. The piece notes Doolittle’s wartime hero status and hints at further operations, recalling the bold bombing of Tokyo and incendiary attacks on Nagoya. The article mentions takeoff from the aircraft carrier and landings after the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
James Doolittle
Japan
Tokyo
Aboyo
I. A. Arnold
Hoosevel
Poolittle
White House
Jimmy Doolittle
Doolittle
Washington
America
Tokyo Inn
Yankee
Nagoya
Hoover Urges Dictatorial Powers to Help Win War
Former President Herbert Hoover urged President Roosevelt to be given dictatorial economic powers to win the total war. He cautioned that such measures must not trample civil liberties and argued criticism of war conduct is necessary. He framed economic dictatorship as essential yet labeled it as fascist economics in principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honver
Roosevelt
Steel Workers to Be Missionaries in Unity Drive
Philip Murray CIO chief urged Steel Workers Organizing Committee delegates in Cleveland to act as missionaries of national unity. He warned against internal strife in the union or CIO as the nation faces global conflict and a world war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Workers
John L. Lewis
Philip Murray
CIO
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Cleveland
Ohio
Murray
Invasion Prelude Rap Blitzes Reich
British air forces bomb Germany and France as Churchill signals an invasion of continental Europe. Cripps says attacks aid Russian resistance and precede a planned invasion. A detachment drops 40,000 fire bombs on Mannheim, a key inland port with armament and engineering factories.
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Germany
France
Holland
Churchil
RAF
Europe
Sta%ord Cripps
Privy Seal
Commons
Britain
Mannheim
New Tax Plan Aims to Withhold At Source for Millions
Treasury outlines collection at source under new plan to withhold part of wages for single workers over 11 dollars a week and childless couples over 26 dollars. Credits against income tax to be used, with surtax rates set from 12 percent to 50 percent. plan excludes Roosevelt’s higher-earning threshold. Also reports stubborn World War II fronts at Kharkov and Kerch as Soviet advances and counterattacks continue amid claims and counterclaims about oil gateway advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
House
Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt
Kharkov
Kerch
Timoshenko
Caucasus
Red Army
Lsted
Crimea
Bataan
Philippines
Nazi Food Rations to Be Smaller Says Goering
War time economic chiefs announced a temporary cut in German food rations due to poor harvest and harsh winters. Goering praised soldiers, warned of shortages, and stressed Germany would not yield front positions despite ruins behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benin Os
Australian leaders honored by Australian Institute of Engineers
General Douglas MacArthur and Brigadier Hugh Casey, both prominent military engineers, were made honorary members of the Australian Institute of Engineers in New York. The Pan American air service across the Atlantic marked its fourth year with a passenger milestone of 18,647 carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas MacArthur
Brig
Ger
N. Hugh Casey
Philippines
Australian Institute of Engineers
New York
Atlantic
America’s Armed Forces Shape a New Civic Vision
A veteran writer argues the future of America hinges on the armed forces. He notes soldiers sailors and Marines share classless merit based ideals and oppose state socialism regimentation and class divisions. He believes their wartime ideals will guide postwar America toward a republic with opportunity for all. He also praises hometown entertainment and calls for rethinking war economy and CCC usage toward expanding production and fighting fit military needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Theaven
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
John
MacArthur
Thorran
Ciylien
Distorted Pineapple Distinction Adapts Edging and Dailies
Fragmentary ad copy describes edging and dailies for crafts, noting straight or round edge use and pattern containment. Mentions materials, stitching, and photography needs, with an order request embedded in scrambled text. Entity details are unclear due to severe OCR errors.
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Colt
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United Nations
Waltington
Archiald MacLeish
Tam
Critics Circle
Pulitzer
DiMaggin
Mary
Gteatemen
Willkie
O'Dwyer
Graham McNamee
Loew's
Wichita
Palace
Jeaiton
Kent
Rap Blitzes
Hull
Siste Cordell Hull
U.S
East
Pacific Northwest
Defense Transpormation
Joseph I. Raatian
Beon Hereferson
Pacific
Forthwest
Marshal Goering
Revte
Yesteryear
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCU
CCC
Sewing Circle
Neom
Minna St
San Francisco
Capt
Parcs
Tyser
Natere
Lyaia
Prakdhar
Piakbain
Vanu—W
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Ben Lomond
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