U S Pledges Aid for Russia as Stalin Seeks New Front
Weekly analysis notes billion dollar pledge of U S war supplies to Russia amid Stalin’s call for a new front against Nazi Germany. It also reports U S warnings to Finland to stop fighting and outlines editor Edward C Wayne’s informed perspective.
U.S Pledges Billion in War Supplies Amid Russia Front News
State Department announced a billion dollars in war supplies pledged to Russia as Stalin warned on a second front. Moscow reports spoke of Nazi standstills near Moscow and Leningrad while Crimea fell back to the Nazis. Finland faces a grim choice between German domination or Russian victory, with Allied aid shaping postwar guarantees.
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State Department
Russia
Josef Stalin
Hitler
Germany
U.S.S.R
Moscow
Leningrad
Berlin
Crimea
Caucasus
Rostov
Lozovsky
Stalin
United States
Great Britain
Finland
Britain
Neutrality fight grows bitter over changes to neutrality act
A faction opposing amendments to the neutrality act pushes anti foreign policy sentiment. Senator Walsh warns reforms could hurt the navy. The Japan Times list urges stopping aid to Chungking, halting encirclement, recognizing Manchukuo, and restoring trade terms. Tokyo notes Washington’s stance as aligned against direct Japan clash.
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United States
Japan
China
Chungking
America
Pacific
Western Pacific
Manchukuo
U. S
Japan Times and Advertiser
Foreign Office
World notes and local life wrap from a busy week
In New York a broadcast claims 21 Finns were arrested in Helsinki after an anti German demonstration. Chicago reports a shift in reading tastes with libraries flooded by mechanical and technical works. London hints General Wavell may lead forces with Russians to defend the Caucasus oil fields. Dublin Indiana celebrates Riley Layman turning 71 as he becomes a father of twins and starts a new factory job.
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New York
United States
Helsinki
Chicago
National Defense
London
Wavell
North Africa
India
Caucasus
Dublin
Ind
Riley Layman
Submarine peril near Iceland dominates wartime news
Reports detail German U boats forming a large submarine nest west of Iceland preying on convoys and targeting American warships. The Reuben James sinking caused 95 casualties with most survivors from the aft section. A Salinas tanker attack also occurred, while rationing rumors were denied.
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Iceland
Germany
Hitler
Navy Department
Reuben James
Navy
Salinas
Washington Nazi Sabotage and Wartime Intrigue
The column links Franz von Papen to potential Turkish Axis pressure and recalls his 1915 Washington role in spying plots against the United States, including an attempted invasion through Canada and the Welland canal disruption. It notes Harriman’s view on Russian aid requests and comments on inflation, defense plant surveys, and a royal charity radio offer refused by the Duke of Windsor.
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United States
Donald Nelson
England
Washington, D. C
Europe
Hitler
Turkey
Franz von Papen
von Papen
Austria
Russia
Ambassador von Papen
Washington
Johann von Bernstorf
Mexico City
Canada
British Columbia
Pacific
von Bernstorrff
Welland Canal
International Bridge
Vanceboro
Maine
Werner Horn
Wilson
Bernstorff
Germany
U. S
OPM
William Knudsen
Duke of Windsor
Baltimore
von Bohe
5. A
Odlum
Knudsen
Cig
Society Gossip Across Washington Power Circles And Hollywood
A heated column pools rumors about congress members tied to a federal grand jury probe into foreign propaganda ops. It questions loyalties and hints at influence, while weaving in Hollywood figures and high society chatter about divorces, heiresses, and notable nightlife.
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Washington Times- Herald
Congress
Federal Grand Jury
Petain
Lesson Headline for November 16 Bible Study
Curriculum note outlines lesson for November 16 with selected Scripture texts approved by the International Council of Religious Education for use by permission. The document lists topics and teaching aims for the session.
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International Council of Religious Education
Union With Christ Lesson Text Abiding in Me and Pruning
A church lesson outlines the union with Christ as unconditional yet conditioned for fullness. It covers cleansing through the Word, pruning for fruit, abiding in Christ, obedience, and the results of union including purity of life, prevailing prayer, fruitbearing, and abiding in love. It frames pruning as God’s loving discipline and urges readers to stay in Christ.
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Christ
Only Thee in Distress Finds Royal Consolation
The quotation presents a spiritual reflection: true solitude and poverty lead to turning from temporal things to God. In distress of body and soul, consolation becomes most gracious and abundant when one proclaims “only Thee” as the supreme focus.
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Theodore Christleb
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Arkansas
Phillip McBride
Greer
Near
Rene DuBose
Boston University
Averell Harriman
Dunkirk
Harriman
Leon Henderson
Charlestown
W. Va
Henderson
Doris Duke
Honolulu
Stefanie Hohenlohe
Beverly Hills
Alexandria
Rauschning
Gene Markey
Olivia de Havilland
Jeff Jones
Princeton
Gloria Vanderbilt
Guild
Somerset Maugham
Peggy Joyce
Jimmy Wilson
Boy Scouts
C. Aubrey Smith
Rita Hayworth
Herbert Marshall
Arthur Treacher
the Riviera
Louis Bromfield
Fefe's
Eddy Duchin
Waldorf
Rosemary Lane
Barrymore Theater
Priscilla
Andrew Sisters
Wendy Barrie
Roosevelt Grill
Swifty Morgan
Margaret Sullavan
Charles Boyer
Boyer
Margaret
Miss Sullavan
Jack White
Gwan
Vince Curran
Goodyear
Paul Flato
Wally
FPA
The
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Guffey
Diana Barrymore
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D. Dean
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago