Roosevelt Calls for Destruction of Hitlerism in Navy Day Address
President Roosevelt on Navy Day outlined a simple foreign policy to deliver the goods to democracies, warning of German aggression and pledging American sacrifice. Reported amid broader war updates, including U S and Soviet war news, labor tensions, and naval developments, the article ties wartime policy to domestic actions and international diplomacy.
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Senate
U. S
Friends of Democrac
United States
Wartime Executions Spark Hostage Controversy
In occupied Europe, Prime Minister Churchill President Roosevelt and General De Gaulle condemn Nazi hostage policies. Resentful locals shoot at high officials, while dozens of connected individuals face execution for distant involvement.
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Churcill
Gent
Roosevelt
Genéral de Gaulle
Europe
Parachute Hero Emerges From Extreme Free Fall
An aviator Arthur H. Starnes leaped from 31,500 feet with 23 pounds of gear, opened his chutes 1,500 feet from ground, and survived a perilous fall lasting nearly two minutes. His daring feat highlights parachute escape potential for pilots in combat.
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Arthur H. Starnes
Dirigible as Air Weapon May Play Important Role
A Washington discussion shifts toward using rigid airships as patrol and air craft carriers to defend Atlantic supply lines. Observers cite Britain's air power lessons, noting carriers are fragile and long range fighters are needed. Rosendahl champions airships for submarine spotting, minefield cover, and depth charges in future war.
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Wiliam Courtenay
Royal Flying Corps
R.A.F
Congress
Washington
Britain
Courtenay
Atlantic
Amies
United States Navy
British Isles
Germany
Hitler
France
Goering
Poland
Low Countries
Low Counties
Luftwaffe
United States
Charles Rosendall
Rosendahl
Witness James Nelli Convicted of Perjury in Bridges Case
In San Francisco, witness James Nelli was found guilty of perjury in the Bridges deportation case. London reports a controversial Florence Nightingale figure in Crete, Joan Stavridi, who refused to ensure safety yet stayed to rally British troops and counter German forces as attention grows worldwide.
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Bridges
James Nelli
London
Florence Wightingale
Crete
Joan Stavridi
Briefs note sites chosen for experimental information program
The report lists Bankhaze Detroit and Williamsport Pennsylvania as selected sites for experimental information work under the Office of Price Administration, with a third southern city to be chosen later. It also notes the first deaf dumb and blind amateur radio operator licensed by the FCC, attributed to an unclear name.
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Caroline
Blue Ridge Mountains
Allegheny
Ashe Counties
WPA
FSA
Allesheny
George Washington
Detroit
Willamsport
Rict Eliott
Price
Gruewhere
FCC
Empty Talk Says No One Should Wag Tongue or Pen
A wry quote from Carlyle laments that no mortal may speak or write without delivering meaningful words, warning against idle commentary and praising thoughtful expression.
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Carlyle
Youths Dreams How Beautiful Is So Bright It Glees
A brief poetic fragment invokes youthful dreams and beauty with hopeful imagery, attributed to Lon. The line suggests a reflective, lyric tone, focusing on inner aspirations and light.
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