War Opens on Norway Front as British and French Arrive
Weekly News Analysis by Roger Shaif surveys the Norway campaign with German advances on Oslo and Trondheim, Allied landings, and tangled Balkan and European shifts. It notes Turkish, Swiss, Dutch, and Yugoslav responses, British and American moves, and looming naval and air deployments as nations brace for broader conflict.
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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESSES AND PARTY BANTER IN A DAILY RUNDOWN
Our President warns governors to respond with force if overseas threat arises and attends the opening Washington Boston game with Farley. He seeks near one billion for relief in the near term, faces Logan-Walter bill criticism, census work nears its 100,005,000th counting milestone, while Dewey barnstorms Indiana and Oklahoma City. International bids for 1,500 warplanes surface. A New York-Chicago train derailment kills and injures 123. Mrs D R endorses neutrality as “the one torch of have in the world.”
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Carter Field Sees Congress Neutrality Difficulty
Carter Field says it is difficult for a member of Congress to maintain a neutral attitude amid rising partisan tensions. He notes Democrats show less bitterness than Republican presidential camps, which have yet to develop strong enmity.
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Senators clash over Lodge plan on navy aircraft funds
Washington reports the senate naval affairs committee rejected Senator Lodge’s amendment to cap the next year’s navy aircraft appropriation at 22,600,000, aiming to curb rapid deliveries to Britain and France. The vote reflected broader partisan lines as allies’ needs and neutrality debates influenced national defense politics.
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Names in the News and Royal English Figures
Police Commissioner Valentine of New York urges toughness from officers amid gang activity. Actor Charles Laughton draws odd comparisons to roast beef and English scenery while noting a famed London figure, Herbert Fisher, once a Member of Parliament. The piece also mentions boxing great Kid McCoy, real name Norman Selby, and hints at his troubled career and demise.
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Lawmaker to Lead Probe of National Labor Relations Board
Democratic representative Howard W. Smith of Virginia proposes a House investigation into the National Labor Relations Board. He introduces a resolution for a special report and will chair a House committee that will report to the next session of Congress.
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Hoc George Came to Get His Face Slapped
A humorous exchange unfolds when a blind girl entangles her arm with her companion Mary exclaims George is wonderful. George responds softly with thanks as the scene shifts to an old farmer Jol lop and a muddled lesson about the word ditto using pigs as examples.
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