Axis encirclement and rising war anxieties across Europe
Reported Axis expansion threats loom as Germany orders all Americans to depart German controlled Europe by July 15 and possible property seizures loom. A federal grand jury indicts twelve firms including Armour Swift and Wilson for alleged price fixing in Chicago meat markets amid broader anti trust enforcement. Russia faces a hostile array with Turkey and Japan nearby while Axis map outlines allied and occupied states. daylight saving time urged in the southeast to conserve power for defense amid gas and oil shortages. Quezon reaffirms loyalty to the United States and democracy. cinema dinners draw East Side crowds watching new gadgets and pondering future entertainment power.
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United States
Europe
American Express Company
Chicago
Armour, Swift and Wilson
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Switzerland
Portugal
Associated Press
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Japan
Hungary
Rumania
Slovakia
Bulgaria
Croatia
Yugoslavia
Russia
Turkey
Norway
Denmark
Netherlands
Belgium
France
Luxembourg
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Albania
Greece
Austria
Free City of Danzig
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Spain
Sweden
Finland
President Roosevelt Declares We Will Not Yield On Seas Policy
Roosevelt told Congress that the Robin Moor sinking violated U S rights to navigate the seas and warned Germany that the United States would not yield to threat or intimidation. He noted passengers and crew were left in peril in life boats for weeks before rescue and called the attack an international outrage demanding full reparation.
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Seven Seas
United States
Britain
Robin Moor
German Reich
Germany
U. S
Roosevelt
State Department
Brazil
United States to expel Axis consular staff from Europe
The United States plans to expel all American consular officials from Germany Italy and seven Axis conquered nations by July 15. Italian nationals may face similar restrictions including departure bans and frozen funds. Italy runs 49 consulates in the U.S. with 55 staff, and existing orders foreclose consular activity in several cities. The move mirrors German actions and aims to force Axis missions from U.S. soil.
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United States
Berlin
Germany
Italy
State Department
New
Detroit
Britain
Europe
Nazi Soviet relations puzzle guides global war outlook
Dewitt Mackenzie writes in his absence how the German Soviet border standoff shapes war scope. Analysts see Hitler aiming to exploit Soviet economy and build a Eurasian bloc under German rule, with Russia and Japan eventually bound to his strategy. Resistance by the Red Army could force a long war of attrition and offer Britain a chance for a decisive western strike. Finland and Romania mobilize on Russia’s flanks, possibly acting as German shock troops if Stalin resists.
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Britain
Leland B. Morris
United States
Foreign Office
Russia
Associated Press
London
Soviet Russia
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Joseph Stalin
British Isles
RAF
Germany
Cologne
Duesseldorf
London Standard
Lord Beverbrook
Churchill
Moscow
Izvestia
Baltic
Indo-China
Japan
Near East
Stalin
Soviet Union
Red Army
Finland
Romania
Rumania
Dime Movies In Santa Fe Attract Curiosity And Debate
A Roswell native, Ben Jaffa, operates a Dime Movies machine at the DeVargas hotel, drawing crowds with a two by three feet projected image and simple five minute reels. Patrons pay a dime per run, many watching for multiple cycles while some try to stop them. The crude sound and brief programs feature jazz bands and dances, with stories and longer content impossible. Despite steady evenings, the devices may not impact standard cinema, which remains the preferred balanced entertainment and instruction.
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Santa FE
Jimmie Roosevelt
Ben Jaffa
Roswell
DeVargas Hotel
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Mezze
Atlantic
Andersons Gardens
By Fred Vanderschmidt
Dewitt Mackenzie
Fred Vanderschmidt
Will Robinson
Old Monterey
Corpfee
Avelle
Clardy
Roswell, N. M
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