U S Extends Neutrality Patrol As Germans Push Greece
Weekly News Analysis reports the United States extending its neutrality patrol to protect aid to Britain shipping, while Germany drives British forces from Greece. Lindbergh resigns air corps post amid administration attacks, convoys debate grows in Congress, and Greece faces brief but costly German advances near Thermopylae and Mount Geraneia as Crete looms.
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Bollidir
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Seven Seas
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United States
Senate
Meny
Congress
Thermonrice Pass
Leoniigs
Mount
Geraneia
Sairer
New Zealand
Piraeus
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Crete
Athens
England
Beor
Australia
Germany
George
Epirus
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Singapore
Dutch East Indies
Wall
Manila
U.S. A
Sam
Japan
Uncle Sam
Secrat
Roosevelt Leads Labor Battle as Auto Strike Echoes
President Roosevelt personally pushed for settlement in the General Motors dispute amid auto plant threats affecting defense orders. Perkins faced calls to resign, then certified mediation, curbing the strike. Navy bought Floyd Bennett airfield to expand bases near New York. Sinking of Haras, German dive bomber tragedy. Japanese claims worker happiness in Germany. Violinist Fritz Kreisser injured in traffic crash.
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Roosevelt
United Automobile Workers
General Motors
Perkins
Miss Perkins
Mediation Board
General Motors Corporation
United Automobile
Workers of America
Cone Tiene
Department of Jaaz
Hoard
Navy
Floyd Bennett
New York
Naval Air Base
LaGuardia Field
Naval Aviation
North Atlantic
Pensacola
Fla
San Diego
Calif
Anacostia
Washington, D. C
New York City
Long Island Sound
Pfraeus
Haras
Harold Vanderbilt
Greece
Tokyo
Matsuoka
Japan
Germany
Fritz Kreisser
Hopkins heads Emergency Office amid war oil fears
The piece discusses Allied bombing in Singapore Manila and U.S. air power, stressing Japan's oil needs and vulnerability. It analyzes Harry Hopkins leading the Office of Emergency Management, noting loyalty benefits, factionalism risks, and Hopkins' breadth versus Louis Howe.
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Singapore
Manila
Japan
Hopkins
Office of Emergency Management
Bell Syndheste
WNN Service
Taber
Harry Hopkins
FDR
Louis Howe
Howe
Roosevelt
Rural Boys Make Good As President's Advisers
Rural youths gain recognition as trusted advisers to the president with notable community leadership roles and growing influence in national policy discussions.
Roosevelt Era Crisis Refocus As Hopkins Henderson Rise
In Washington a columnist reflects on Roosevelt era policy, noting Harry Hopkins and Henderson as key advisers shaping defense and relief programs. The piece contrasts the early New Deal pyramid of agencies with today’s shifted power, describing wartime housing in the capital and the evolving cityscape as war and relief efforts continue.
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Cwnt Service
H. Street
Washington, D. C
Washington
America
Roosevelt
WPA
NRA
New Deal Palace Guard
General Johnson
Blue Eagle
Donald Richberg
Raymond Morey
State Department
Scorner
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Harry Hopkins
Lendie Henderson
Futh Avenue
Cailar
Herty EB
Low Countries
Ofemocracy
Europe
White House
Hanking
Harry
Grinnell
Iowe
Washington Coes
CioTis
Lomite City
Okc
Moscow
Stabilizing Moves Under US Price Policy and Chinese Currency Pact
Administrator Henderson urged farm equipment makers not to raise prices as the steel price schedule is dropped. Morgenthau announced a fund totaling 56,000,400 dollars from U S and Chinese banks to stabilize the Chinese currency. The plan is described as a cooperative pact between friendly nations, underscoring shared efforts in economic stabilization.
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Henderson
Grice of Price Administration
Treasury
Morgenthau
U. S
T. ¥. Seeng
Central Bank of China
Arm for Defense poster urges public to heed rearmament drive
Government poster issued by the Office for Production Management in Washington audiences street cars buses and subway trains, calling attention to the nations rearmament effort and urging public support. It emphasizes collective duty and patriotism in the defense program.
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Office For Production Management
The
Defense Commission
Washington
IFE
Defense
Davis cites public opinion as key to strike settlement
Willis H. Davis, vice chairman of the National Defense Mediation board, says public opinion is a crucial factor in settling a strike. Both sides recognize that the people support the board. City symphony notes and sounds mingle with a bird and its young in the Sire key.
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Willis H. Davis
National Defense Mediation Board
City Symphony
Emergency drives new office space in the Washington area
The emergency has spurred new construction in Washington and nearby districts. Despite several new buildings in the District of Columbia, two fever buildings are rising in Maryland or Virginia. These structures aim to add square footage to meet rising demand for executive space.
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District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
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