Nazis widen bombing scope on ports and cities
Edward C Wayne reports in weekly analysis that Nazi aerial attacks broaden to key ports and industrial cities. The piece notes intensified raids affecting supply lines while editorially summarizing wartime actions and strategic aims.
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Ring of Industrias
Briain
Bristol
Marchester
Liverpool
Southampton
England
Midlands
London
Berlin
James
Rumantia in turmoil as Axis clash worsens chaos
The piece recounts Romania's upheaval after abdication with Antonescu’s orders, violent street actions by Iron Guardists, and exile moves as King Michael hides and Carol and Mme. Lupescu depart. It contrasts internal revolution with German bombings targeting English cities like Southampton and Manchester, noting disputed damage claims.
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Russia
Rumatie
Anschhiss
Axis
Bucharest
Ion Antonescu
Mihel
Helen
Carol
Mme
Lupescu
Italy
Nome
Romania
Bessarabia
Perheas
Iron
Correzan
Coast Guard Academy Degrees Adopted and War News
Graduates of the Coast Guard academy will receive bachelor of science degrees. A fireside report notes Greek Metaxas defense in Albania and Greek aid needs, while discussions of Luftwaffe and RAF air campaigns cover Italian invasions and battles along the Adriatic. The Dies controversy centers on presidential admonition to congressional probes and security in the armed forces.
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Coast Guard Academy
Louis Tracy
Sreman
Ponca
Neb
Tracy
Metaxas
Teporis
United States
Greece
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Halians
Adriatic
Martin
Roosevelt
Orange
Texas
Dies
Army
Navy
America the World Banker in 1941 war credits
The United States acts as financier for allied nations including Greece and China. China receives $100 million in credits secured by metals including antimony, with deliveries over two to three years aided by Burma road shipments amid Japanese attacks. Britain seeks cash credits while planning planes. naval clashes unfold in the Mediterranean and Channel with mixed reports on damages and losses.
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United States
Requesis
Lord Lothian
Great Britain
Greece
China
U.S
U. S
Burma
Sumner Welles
Britain
House
Senate
Hiram Joanson
Germany
Oran
Sardinia
Ark Royal
Goody Tree Idea Lets Kids Craft Edible Christmas Ornaments
A vintage guide describes easy to make edible ornaments for a Christmas tree. Instructions cover popcorn strings and balls, candy canes, cookies, walnuts with gifts, and foil cornucopias. Tips advise bright colors, safe placement, and bonding methods for a playful, budget friendly Goody Tree decor and treats.
Illuminated Christmas Tree Brings Front Lawn Beauty
A front lawn illuminated tree or shrub adds community Christmas spirit and enhances home appeal. Choose hardy outdoor sets with proper insulation and avoid overloading circuits to prevent blown fuses during holiday use. Keep lighting modest to preserve the tree’s beauty and avoid weather damage.
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Elwars
Landslides disrupt Nazi-ruled Norway amid German charge
Reports describe simultaneous landslides in several Norwegian locations cutting vital supply routes under Nazi occupation. The events are seen as undermining German control as they accuse dynamite blasts. Meanwhile Tahiti joins the Free French forces led by General De Gaulle.
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Norway
Tahiti
de Gaulle
Odd Stockings Spark Neighborly Remark in Fence Talk
Mrs Milligan tells Mrs Graystone she has odd stockings. Mrs Graystone answers with a playful retort about owning more than one pair, delivered with a sweet smile. The exchange reveals a lighthearted moment between neighbors over a fashion quirk.
Camel Cigarettes Gift Specials Feature Holiday Packaging
Local dealers promote two Camel gift packages for the holidays. A Camel carton sixteen packs of the 20s line is shown in festive packaging. A second gift option is a Christmas package of neckties. Both gifts aim to attract buyers with ready to give presentation.
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Lebel Adv
Christmas Carol Written for Pagan Celebration
The cheerful carol sung during Christmas time is not dedicated to Christ but to an ancient pagan Yule festival in Britain long before Christianity. The Yule log was lit to begin the celebration, followed by holly decor, singing, dancing, and feasting on plum pudding and mince pies.
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Christ
Britain
Active Nature Nature Shows Pause in Progress
A compact reflection cites Goethe on nature and action, noting how progress falters when hesitation lingers, and a lingering curse is placed on inaction shaping development and growth.
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Goethe
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