Convoy Aid Seen Nears Start Within Weeks
Washington reports outline plans for a U S naval convoy of merchant ships to Britain awaiting Roosevelt approval and to begin in two to three weeks. Navy officials say Atlantic convoy can be run without weakening Pacific fleet as British destroyers join ahead, with protective surveillance across mid Atlantic.
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INS
International News Service
U. S
Britain
Roosevelt
U.S
Atlantic
Pacific
Whlen
Mexico backs Yugoslav change in new government support
Mexico voiced support for the new Yugoslav government, with Foreign Minister Evequie Padiin sending a message to the Belgrade authorities. The Mexican government called the Yugoslav people’s move a joyful step and affirmed its recognition of the new leadership.
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Mexico City
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Padiinan
Yugoslavia
Fandilla
Belerade
Yugo
Wluyin
Nazi publication halted in Mexico in press move
Mexico City report says under pressure from the interior ministry the Nazi Diario de a Guetira ceased circulation today. The paper had attained a total circulation estimated at 35,000 readers.
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Mexico City
INE
Ministry of the Interior
Diario de A Guetira
Ongard
How to Grow Old in One Hour at San Pedro Playhouse
Leila Pyron, a Woosram Elementary teacher and makeup artist for the cast of Cutward Bound, demonstrates aging makeup at San Pedro Playhouse. The feature notes her skill, discusses the aging stages, and includes the observer’s reactions to mirrors, wrinkles, and transformed looks.
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Leila Pyron
Woosram
Laila
Leila
Duthe Theater
San Pedro Playhouse
Civic Opera
Emerson College
Boston
Matsuoka Parleys May Decide Americas Fate
Berlin reports detail three-power talks among Hitler, Matsuoka, and Von Ribbentrop on Asia and Europe. The discussions cover a potential two-front war, Russo-Japanese alignment, and prospects for a peace stance with China, amid tense prewar maneuvering across the Atlantic and Pacific.
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Ilparel Aanday Nowcounera
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Armerica
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China
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Lois Weekly
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Matsuoka
Joachim van Ribbentrop
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Beth Hsave
Hitler
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Hillier
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von Ribbenbop
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Mitsuoka
Josef Stalin
Corn
Nazi warship in Pacific area stirs naval fears
Reports from Shanghai claim a major German battleship remains in the Pacific while another is diverted to Atlantic service. Analysts note Britain’s weakened Pacific presence and Japan’s expansion plans may prompt naval moves near the China coast amid heightened Allied and neutral observer scrutiny. The Ramses, a 7531 ton merchant ship at Shanghai, reportedly left its berth as movement of German and Italian vessels draws attention from U S naval units.
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Martell
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