Far East moves and Philippine mobilization loom as Japan closes in
The piece notes Japan’s occupation of French Indo China, the U S and allies freezing assets, and the Philippine troop mobilization under Gen. Douglas MacArthur. It reports British and Thai actions, oil export cuts, and Tokyo’s warning of war if US pressure continues. It also covers German Soviet fronts with Smolensk Kiev and Leningrad as focal points and Finnish caution on a blitz.
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Far East
U. S
United States
China
Nippon
Indo-China
Tokyo
Pan
Philippines
Britain
Thailand
Burma Road
Hanoi
Peal
Ito
Mas Japanese Board of Information
Japan
Nichi-Nichi
South Pacific
Douglas A. MacArthur
United States Army
Smolensk
Kiev
Leningrad
Red Army
Moscow
Singapore
Dutch East Indies
Paper and Bamboo
Yokohama
Kobe
Osaka
Navy
Washingtons big day for news men and oil embargo debate
Acting secretary Sumner Welles read a sharp anti Japan statement as three Japanese reporters watched. In the Roosevelt cabinet Ickes pressed to halt oil shipments to Japan but was overruled awaiting Tokyo moves toward Indo China. Navy planners favor decisive strikes on Japan as Stimson notes canal security and Japanese ships tied to Latin American markets.
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Japan
Nippon
United States
U. S
Netherlands East Indies
Tokyo
Roosevelt
Sumner Welles
Welles
Ickes
Indo-China
State Department
Philadelphia
Coast Guard
White House
Dutch East
Atlantic Seaboard
Stimson
Panama Canal
South America
Hastiy
Latin America
More Production Needed to Lift America Wealth
The piece urges rising farm production to cut imports worth about a billion and a half dollars yearly. It champions chemurgy and congressional leadership focused on all groups, warns against inflation from policies favoring minorities, and critiques delivery failures and egg sales to England.
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America
United States
Congress
England
Canada
Timing of Japanese move shapes draft extension debate
The sudden Japanese maneuvers and U S counter moves timed with congressional debate over keeping draftees guardsmen and reservists in service. Opposition to the measure appeared shaken as the international situation shifted quickly.
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Japan
Expressions and a Counting Quiz on Stage Banter
A playful dialogue features Evelyn-Helen singing with expression and men debating counts. A cashier is noted as the pivotal figure in the world, while brash flirtation and the bride’s blushing provide comic bits. Bobby’s sister age joke ends the scene with a counting pun about being five before learning to count.
Joyner and Finch Clash Over Generosity of Advice
The dialogue pits Joyner against Finch as they discuss generosity. Joyner praises Finch for giving his time and counsel while questioning whether Rygg shares his money freely.
Ebenezer’s Ride Turns Sound Lesson In Spending
A small town circus and fair drew a man named Ebenezer to the merry-go-round where he rode until his money was gone. His wife watched impatiently as he finally alighted and was reminded he had spent it all. A proverb offers caution on platonic friendship.
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Washington
Europe
Senate
Ebenezer
Hidden Feelings Amid Sudden Admiration
Gladys recalls a complicated friendship as she confesses disbelief at the man’s character while acknowledging a paradoxical admiration for his methods. The exchange reveals tension between personal disapproval and practical appeal.
Umpire Fans Debate On Action Over Wordiness
A lively exchange about pace and emphasis in baseball chatter. The umpire voices preference for concise action oriented remarks while one fan stresses clearer directive communication.
Quite at Home: Freda Still In the Profession
A humorous exchange shows Freda not regrets leaving the stage after marriage. She says she remains in the profession, claiming she lives one scene after another.
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Freda
Tranquil Mind Tranquillity in Steadiness of Mind
A reflection on inner calm by Bishop Hall. The text argues that true steadiness comes from resolution, likening the mind to a vessel resisting waves and winds. It emphasizes resolve as the path to security and stability.
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Bishop Hall
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