German Army’s Polish Campaign Pivots to Encirclements
News reports from the front describe three Polish pincers around Poznan and a push to isolate Warsaw Krakow and Gydnia as German forces advance. Berlin asserts naval restraint while Hitler tours the front and British and French actions are debated amid wartime propaganda and shifting alliances.
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Athenia
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Lublin
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Narew
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Paris
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German pincers menaces Poland in three pronged drive
The article argues Germany seeks a quick Polish conquest before a Western Allied offensive. German strategy centers on three pincers isolating Poznan and Pomorze, encircling Krakow and the southwest, and now Warsaw, with Luftwaffe air interdiction to sever Polish logistics as ground forces advance.
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Warsaw
Rising Prices In Sugar Surplus Declared By Bernhardt
Bernhardt of the agriculture department sugar section stated there is no sugar shortage in the United States today. He said there is an actual surplus, countering reports of rising prices and supply concerns.
Stanford economists caution against wheat boom hype
Palo Alto economists warn against overplaying the wheat market surge as Chicago prices retreat from a four day jump of nearly 20 cents a bushel. The food research staff, citing years of study, say rapid price rises to wartime highs are unlikely.
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Palo Alto
Stanford University
Chicago
Sacramento Officials Bid to Curb Price Hikes
Sacramento state officials blasted what they called inexcusable profiteering as prices for sugar and flour at state institutions surged, criticizing the budgeting impact of the increases and vowing action.
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Sacramento
Salt prices rise as flour costs surge sparking rationing
Sugar climbs by 1.15 per hundred pounds and flour by 1.40 per barrel in Salt Lake City. A state official cites hoarding as the cause while retailers impose rationing to manage dwindling supplies.
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Salt Lake City
New buying wave sweeps cotton markets in New York
A third broad buying wave in a row flooded New York cotton textile markets today. Selling agents faced swamped orders and phone calls as business moved at a pace that could total about 150 million yards of all cotton goods for the day. Despite new markups of 1/8 to 1/4 cent per yard on active items, buyers kept purchasing briskly.
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New York
New Mexico Gains 7 Million Aid From U S in 1937
New Mexico received 7,355,000 dollars in federal grants in 1937, according to the census bureau, a rise from 2,928,000 in 1932. The state’s grants funded highways, education, agriculture, and relief as part of nationwide increases in federal revenue sharing.
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New Mexico
Census Bureau
Colorado
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Texas
Olson Couple Return From Colorado Vacation
Mr and Mrs Arthur Olson arrived home today after a four week vacation in Colorado.
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Arthur Olson
Colorado
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