War shadow looms as Atlantic, Pacific threaten US peace
The piece warns that peace may hold or war erupt at any moment. It links the Atlantic freedom of the seas to past and potential conflicts, cites destroyer incidents, and foresees a likely Japan-led Pacific war. It argues US leaders see war coming, urges action and flood prevention in Roswell and valley farming areas.
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Atlantic
William
Hitler
America
Kearny and Greer
Robin Moor
Pacific
Japan
Mussolini
Britain
Russia
Konoye
Hirohito
Eiki Tojo
Washington
Europe
China
Roswell
Carlsbad
Pepper Urges War Action and Neutrality Act Repeal
The piece outlines Pepper calling for stronger U S wartime actions including repealing the neutrality act, amid Navy silence on the Kearny incident and peppering debate over arming merchant ships. Wheeler predicts fierce isolationist fights and notes British expectations in the Middle East about U S entry.
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A. L. Danis
Pepper
Kearny
U. S
America
House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wheeler
Middle East
United States
Russians Claim Major Push Near Moscow
The French radio at Vichy reports 20 to 30 German divisions hurled into a fierce attack near Kaluga about 100 miles southwest of Moscow as Nazi forces seek a breakthrough of the outer capital defense. British officials lack direct progress word due to allied missions and correspondents leaving Moscow. Tolstoy cites Russian air and ground losses in Bryansk as eight German infantry battalions, 200 tanks and 700 motor vehicles wiped out.
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Kuibishev
Samara
Volga
Moscow
Alexei Tolstoy
Bryansk
Soviet Air Efforts Rise as Moscow Front Holds
Moscow radio and German high command notes show Soviet fighters including a so called Black Death engage despite evacuation of industry. British sources express cautious optimism about Soviet resistance and the possibility Hitler delays Moscow until armies regroup. Rostov fate worries officials as Nazi pressure grows on Donets and Azov coast. Orel recaptured. fierce battles persist around Bryansk and Vyazma as German numerics threaten.
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Adolf Hitler
Moscow
Josef Stalin
V. M. Molotov
Rostov
Donets
Caucasus
Radio Moscow
Sea of Azov
Red Army
Orel
Bryansk Front
Vyazma
Bloody Balkan battles threaten Axis hold on Yugoslavia
Berlin dispatch reports Chetnik Serb patriots wage near civil war in former Yugoslavia as Axis forces tighten control in occupied Europe. Reports from Sofia and Budapest note guerrilla tactics persist, while Prague and Dalmatia executions signal harsh suppression.
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Balkan
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Dalmatia
Europe
Sofia
Budapest
Prague
Franz Frolik
Poland
Lodz
Belgrade
Zagreb
Gavrillo
Princips
Sarjevo
Sarajevo
Germans Cite US Belligerent Hint Amid War Talk
A Roswell report notes a spokesman implying the United States could be seen as a belligerent while referencing a naval incident near Kearny. Mrs Arthur Ingham and sister Sidney Ingham are staying at Roswell Nickson Hotel and a classified line invites readers to call No. 11.
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Roosevelt
Mrs
Sidney Ingham
Roswell
Nickson Hotel
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