Britain Mines Singapore Sea Lanes Amid Far East Tension
Edward Wayne analyzes how Britain steps to secure Singapore sea lanes as regional strains rise in the Far East. A Turkish Bulgarian nonaggression pact muddies the Balkans picture, shaping a puzzling European line-up.
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Britain
Singapore
Far East
Balkans
Far East pressures build as Axis eyes Dutch East Indies
Axis pressure on Japan grows as Tapan moves toward the South Pacific seeking exploitation rights in Dutch East Indies. Britain mines Singapore routes to counter potential Japanese moves. Roosevelt holds talks with Noxonte amid rising Pacific tensions.
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Far East
Japan
Asia
Britain
Singapore
U.S
Tapan
South Pacific
Dutch East Indies
Austreie
Wori
Netherlands
United States
Hite
Britein
I Tetons
Nomura
Iselian
Heawec O
Reme Gispeich
Pacific
Guam
Great Britain
Orsenal
Italy
Germany
Rome Bars Foreign Journalists From City Newsroom
In Rome all newspaper men representing foreign papers are forbidden to depart the city. In St Johns Newfoundland Olé Glory rests on bygone soil as a historic act ends with the Reg raised at Argentia on the defense base leased to the Dr. and the garrison stood at salutie.
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St. John’s
N. F
Olé Glory
Newfoundland
Argentia
Salitie
Balkan Crisis Powers Move Troops Across Rumania Bulgaria
War era report details 400000 to 600000 Nazi troops massing in Rumani a and Bulgaria as a pressure crisis grows. Britain withdraws diplomats, warns Rumani trade cut, while Greece holds Italians. British naval attacks and parachute drops spur speculation on rail cuts and aqueduct disruption.
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Rumania
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Battle of Britain West Front heats up air war over channel ports
RAF raids intensify along the western front as British watchers along Kent report continuous fire from Ostend to Boulogne. German raids appear less intense but glow from searchlights and flares lights the coast. Spectators cheer as anti aircraft fire appears strong, fueling belief the spring center of Nazi attacks may shift from the Balkans to the channel.
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Middle East
Balkans
RAF
Jess
England
Hitler
Ostend
Boulogne
Kentish
Emy
Record Drive Africa and Allied Advances Hit Libya and Eritrea
Military advances sweep across North Africa as British forces push into Tripolitania and Eritrea with sea and air support. Vichy France faces bureaucratic delays as Petain’s shoes under red tape become a symbol of slow governance. Madrid ships 120,000 tons monthly to Argentina to move wheat, while Thomas Corcoran loses a navy post to Ralph Bard per Secretary Knox.
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Africa
Cyrenaica
Libya
Wevell
Middle East
Mussolini
Mediterranean Sea
Vichy
Henri Phillippe Petain
Madrid
Spain
Washington
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Wheeler attacks on aid to Britain divide Congress
In national affairs coverage, Wheeler critiques administration policy on British aid, arguing most fighting planes go to Britain while risking U.S. defenses. Public opinion favors aiding Britain, but debate centers on method and repayment. House votes show support for aid but opposition to loan plans.
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Congress
Bev Syndicate
WNN
Washington
Roosevelt
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
United States
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Burton KK
Hitler Wheeler
Wendell L. Willkie
Germany
Brita
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Churchill
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Gell
Wormwood
House
Senate
America
House of Representatives
Letter From Camp Describes Army Life And Buzzer Alarm
A soldier’s long letter home from Conneautville Pa describes army camp life with a new electric buzzer replacing bugles, weather training, and rough humor about uniforms and drills. He notes no fighting yet, mentions snacks and socks requested, and jest about rich soldiers, typewriters, and the pace of defense work.
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U's Army
Love
Oscar
Lkman
Grant
Lee
Roosevelt
Pershing
Wes
Buddy
Mater
Rocketell
Crochet creamer and sugar penholders set in color sprays
Crochet stars return as attractive creamer and sugar penholders. Gay flower sprays distinguish the set. Quick single crochet method. Instructions feature kitchen colors red white blue with blue for Wedgwood effect.
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Sandy Blowing Spell Sparks a Gas Meter Mystery
A thrifty Scottish man learned that blowing into a gas meter could substitute for a quarter. The gas company inspector investigated, puzzled by the meter reading showing the company owing him three dollars after the stunted trick.
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Scotland
Origins of Khaki Uniforms in British Cavalry
Pathfinder traces khaki's origin to British soldiers in India who dyed white uniforms in muddy water to gain camouflage. The Urdu term ihaki or Hhek meaning dust explains the color. Official adoption followed during the Egypten campaign of 1852.
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India
Pathfinder
Emmy
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