London Battles Hit London and Egypt In War Update
German and Italian actions dominate early reports with London suffering heavy air raids, fires and casualties while RAF trades blows along the coast. In Egypt the Italian advance along the Mediterranean coast threatens the Suez route as Britain braces for a larger clash with Graziani forces. American fliers in Britain and parleys over destroyer deals also figure in the day's news.
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Libya
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Charles Sweeney
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Berlin
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Count Ciano
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England
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Hague
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Paris
West End
Westminster Abbey
Red Cross Aid To The British People
The American Red Cross pledged prompt and generous aid to the stricken British people. Chairman Norman H. Davis credited the over subscription to the 20 million dollar war fund appeal and Congress approving 50 million dollars for European relief, enabling action.
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Roosevelt Loyalists Lead In New York Primary Battles
The New York intra party clash between pro Roosevelt labor factions and anti third term left wing influenced ALP ballots adding 275 000 to Roosevelt totals in 1936. Early returns favored Roosevelt supporters as incumbents like Rep Hamilton Fish secured renomination in New York 26th district. Wisconsin Democratic and Republican races showed Finnegan Carroll Garner supports and Clausen led for senate. Frank hospitalized after fatal crash. Massachusetts primary crowned Dever for governor and AG. Walsh unopposed for Senate. Saltonstall renominated. Connecticut GOP faces three cornered Senate race with Baldwin renomination prospects. year ends with party slate ambitions.
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U. S. Senate
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University of Wisconsin
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LaFollette
Massachusetts
Paul A. Dever
Eppneis E. Kelly
Senator Walsh
Henry Parkman
Boston
Leverett Saltonstalle
Connecticut
U. S
Raymond E. Baldwin
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