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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1941

Page

2

Bulgarians Rebuked by Russia Over Nazi Troop Entry Crisis Looms

Edward C. Wayne reports that Russia rebukes Bulgaria for allowing Nazi troops to enter and notes Turkey closing the Dardanelles as Mediterranean tensions rise amid the broader crisis.

Russia Turkey Dardanelles Mediterranean Bulgaria Bogdan Philoff von Ribbentrop Soviet Foreign Commissariat

England at crossroads in war as Eden moves to Turkey

The piece outlines Britain's strategic dilemma as Nazi expansions press on multiple fronts. Eden's mission to Turkey aims to secure Turkish support and block Axis advances, with actions around the Dardanelles and shifting Balkan alignments shaping the war’s next moves.

Anthony Eden Turkey England Balkans Italy Spain Africa Greece Britain Mediterranean Middle East Gibraltar Suez Eden Dardanelles Black Sea Germany Reich Gestapo Wickard

King George Welcomes American Ambassador in England

In Britain King George greets John G. Winant at a railway station on his arrival from Lisbon, with President Conant and Benjamin Cohen present. The meeting included tea with Queen Elizabeth and was framed as a historic gesture amid wartime交流.

England King George of Britain John G. Winant U.S Court of St. James Lord Halifax Annapolis Roosevelt King George London Bristol Winant New Hampshire Lisbon President Conant Harvard Benjamin Cohen Chesapeake Queen Elizabeth

England May Get Food Under Lease-Lend Bill

In Washington the plan to aid Britain under the lend-lease program includes sending farm products. Secretary Wickard urges using proteins and some surplus goods while cotton tobacco and wheat remain available for Britain from other sources. The piece also recalls White House press conferences about publishing military information and censorship debates.

England WNU National Press Washington, D. C Washington White House Wickard Britain Australia New Zealand New York Department of Agriculture United States Congress Army Navy Lowell Mellett

Pilot Deliberately Crashed Plane Into Hangar at Fort Morgan

Washington dispatch reports the CAA determined pilot Charles G. Pierce aimed the aircraft at the Fort Morgan Colorado hangar. Pierce, badly injured, stated he intended to wreck the ship hangar and himself.

Washington CAA Fort Morgan Colo Charles G. Pierce Pierce

Capitol Guards Replaced by Police and Limited Access

On the same day President Roosevelt endorsed wire tapping by the justice department amid sabotage concerns the Capitol building barred packages and required cameras to be checked at entrance stands. Soldiers consume about 40 percent more food than civilians, with shortages and diet deficiencies causing many draftees to be rejected for poor health.

Roosevelt Department of Justice Capitol National Defense Advisory Commission

Gardeners Tips For 1941 Vegetable Yields And Rotation

Home gardeners are urged to expand vegetable space and plan for a productive 1941 garden. Use companion cropping with fast growers like radishes and spinach between slower crops such as tomatoes and cabbage. Practice succession planting with beans corn radishes carrots beets and lettuce for a steady late-season supply.

Durable Consolation in Truth and Error

A reflective quote from Samuel Johnson on life and consolation. Truth offers solid, durable comfort, while consolation from error remains fallacious and fleeting.

Samuel Johnson

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