Most Powerful Air Army Used to Crush England
Edward C. Wayne analyzes wartime policy as air power expansion reshapes the conflict with Britain. He argues labor peace in the United States remains elusive as draft evaders face imprisonment and industrial tension grows amid the global strain.
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England
U. S
Air Blitz Across England and Axis Maneuver in Europe
Reported German Fourth Army poised for major night raids on Britain aiming to devastate Midlands industry and gro gawn Coventry and Southampton. Commentary notes Greece resistance, Italian setbacks in Albania, and Axis diplomacy involving Bulgaria and Turkey to flank the Balkans with a possible Gibraltar strike.
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England
Fourth Air Army
Spain
Poland
Maginot
English Channel
Coventry
Southampton
Midlands
Berlin
Neville Chamberlain
Hitler
Munich
Macedonia
Serra Suner
Boris
Bulgaria
Molotoff
Soviet
Russia
Balkans
Dardanelles
Turkey
Gibraltar
Eight draft evaders before judge in New York
Eight young men from Union Theological Seminary faced a federal judge in New York for refusing to register under the selective service act. They declined the October 16 registration, insisting conscription upholds the war system. Judge Mandelbaum sentenced them to a year and a day in prison. The case sparked broader nationwide arrests.
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Union Theological Seminary
New York
Samuel Mandelbaum
Dies committee hearings and diplomatic espionage probes
The House committee on un American activities continued its secret session work exposing German and Italian diplomatic figures. Dies pressed for a million dollars to extend investigations while military and FBI officials argued the hearings hinder ongoing counter espionage. Also noted were Wallace’s Spanish speaking tour and Mexico granting bases to the U S as part of Good Neighbor policy.
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House
United States
Cordell Hull
Congress
Army and Navy Intelligence
FBI
Special House Committee
U. S
Dies Committee
Army
Navy Intelligence
Henry A. Wallace
Southwest
Avila Camacho
Mexico
Roosevelt
Two ex-secretaries to congressmen to enter Congress
Gordon Canfield of New Jersey and Herbert Bonner of North Carolina will replace their late bosses in Congress. Canfield takes the seat of the late Rep. George N. Segar while Bonner fills the vacancy left by Lindsay C. Warren who resigned to become U. S. Comptroller General.
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Gordon Canfield
New Jersey
Herbert Bonner
North Carolina
Congress
Canfield
George N. Segar
Bonner
Lindsay C. Warren
U. S
Redwood Playbox Theater Born From Redwood Fans
Eight Pasadena Community School of the Theater graduates built the Redwood Playbox in Garberville California. The group financed its theater after a seven day opening run of Mr. and Mrs. Phipps, later extended 12 more days. They earned a $100 profit and cast Mary Alyce Harnish as a soda jerk. Other plays included Molehill and The Locked Door.
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Pasadena Community School of
Garberville
California
Redwood Playbox
Mary Alyce Harnish
Mrs. Phipps
John Hamilton
Hertzog quits politics a gain for Britain says Parton
Lemuel F. Parton notes South Africa's Gen. J. B. M. Hertzog resigns from the Nationalist party. The move weakens South Africa's opposition to war aid and closer ties with Britain, easing imperial concerns. Hertzog, a Johannesburg lawyer, long opposed Britain but advocated a disciplined white-dominated state and resisted black rights. General Smuts continues influence, with both men shaping postwar policy. Wright foresees urban decline amid decentralization and bombing threats, while James W. Young leads U S efforts against Nazi propaganda in Latin America with a $3 million communications program.
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York
J. B. M. Hertzog
England
Britain
Nationalist Party
Jan Smuts
Quiz questions from Ask Me Another general round
Five trivia prompts asking for a bird in Bryant’s poem about Robert of Lincoln the Gadsden Purchase contents youngest U S president inaugurations Magna Carta document signed at Runnymede and primary quinine source country or region
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William Cullen Bryant
Robert of Lincoln
United States
Gadsden Purchase
Runnymede
The Answers Quiz: Bobolink and Magna Charta
This item lists five questions with concise answers. The bobolink is named as creature, a region spans part of Arizona and New Mexico south of the Gila river, Theodore Roosevelt’s age at 42 is noted, Magna Charta appears as a historical legal charter, and Java is identified as a programming language or island name.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Gila River
Theodore Roosevelt
Java
Train the Sapling Train up a child in the way he should go
A biblical proverb attributed to the Old Testament emphasizes early instruction guiding lifelong conduct. It frames childrearing as shaping future character and faith through steady, principled guidance.
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