Kurusu Last Pry and World War II News Overview
Editor's note surveys Roosevelt's stance on labor and neutrality acts, revealing a narrow House margin and hints of growing antiwar sentiment. Reports cover Soviet progress in the east, Vichy misgivings, and strategic moves in the Pacific. Kurusu mission to Washington signals tense diplomacy as Turkey's stance wavers amid Axis pressure. Life magazine cites Serb life under Nazi advance, noting executions of hostages in retaliation.
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Restive British House Presses Front Action in World War II
In a restive session critics urge action on the North Africa Front as Churchill defends stalemate politics. He pledges to aid Stalin and back the United States against Japan, while Germany risks oil shortages and Italian air raids escalate after General Piccolo is replaced by Fougiere.
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Miscellany from London to New York on wartime notes
Reports from London Cologne New York Philadelphia and Washington cover U S neutrality act views German plans a road and canal schemes and war time public scare. Arthur Greenwood asserts Britain and United States victory in Atlantic. A forced landing is reported for Ambassador Steinhardt’s flight from Kuybyshe to Iran.
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Attic memories reveal paths through years and war clocks
A reflective piece recalls attic relics from babies' cribs to wedding gowns, uniforms, and letters, showing stored memories as a moving day challenge. It contrasts nostalgia with choices to keep or discard keepsakes, then shifts to policy notes on federal taxation and wartime mail, urging clearer citizen understanding and fiscal prudence.
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British labor leaders fear war clock shifts after wartime armistice
British labor leaders visiting Washington say UK unions back wartime concessions on hours and conditions, expecting a postwar government role once Hitler is defeated. They warn Washington may not pursue a total war stance, while praising Winston Churchill's prestige and noting production strain and tax shifts. They describe Sweden Norway resistance to German pressure and Norwegian ships delivering machine tools to Britain, with Berlin wanting 500,000 tons of shipping and limited success stopping shipments after departure.
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The Richt Way Tire Bowling Tips and Notes
Speed and follow through are fundamentals of good bowling. A fast ball loses control and rhythm. a slow ball kneels more pins. Maintain balance with a poised stance and proper follow through to avoid a dead ball. The text mentions players and teams in a fragmented historical context.
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Pastor Underrated by Barroom Bets Meets Louis Hope
Heavyweight Bob Pastor, nicknamed Bicycle Bob after 21 rounds with Joe Louis, earns a win over Booker Beckwith and eyes a title clash with Joe Louis. Despite a rising winning streak and knocking Beckwith out, Pastor, 27, remains seen as underrated by some while aiming for a Louis bout.
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