Germanic Invasions and Allied War Declarations Escalate
A sweeping timeline details German advances from Slovakia to Poland and Dan zig pressure. It notes Britain and France declaring war, naval actions including the sinking of ships, and the rapid expansion of conflict across Europe and beyond with shifting alliances and signs of a broader world war.
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Slovakia
Czecho-Slovakia
Hitler
Czech
Bohemia and Moravia
Hungary
Carpatho-Ukraine
Germany
Poland
East Prussia
Italy
Danzig
Russia
Britain
Rome- Berla
France
Iheland
Warsaw
Roosevelt
U. S
Siegfried Line
Polish
Ukraine
Estonia
Royal Oak
Scapa Flow
City of Flint
Finland
Munich
Shetlands
Western Front
Bulgaria
Sofia
Maine
Moselle
Berlin
London
Kiel Canal
Europe
Chamberlain
Garpans
Doric Star
South Atlantic
League of Nations
Bremen
Graf Spee
Sali
League of Naions
Uruguay
Montevideo
Eligoland
Domestic U S Guards Neutrality Era Cash And Carry Shift
A special congressional session enacts cash-and-carry neutrality as Americans rush home from Europe to avoid war zones. The 76th Congress opens as President allocates billions for 1940, while Hopkins becomes commerce secretary and Murphy is sworn in as attorney general. Key actions include defense budgets, social security measures, taxes on public salaries, and wartime planning across agencies.
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Senate
Navy Department
Manton
House
Hyde Park
President Roosevelt
George
Queen Elizabeth
Great Britain
United States
Niagara Falls
Giere
State Hall
King
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
U. S
TVA
Louisiana University
Leche
Long
Louisiana
Smith
U.S
Europe
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Harry Hopkins
Commerce
Congress
Felix Frankfurter
US Supreme Court
Defense
Hatfield estate granted letters testamentary in 1940
Notice records that letters testamentary on Minnie F. Hatfield's estate were granted January 2 1940 by the Scott County Missouri Probate Court to Russell Hatfield as executor. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance and within one year to avoid bar, with the Probate Judge O L Spencer signing the seal.
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Minnie F. Hatfield
Probate
Scott County
Missouri
Russell Hatfield
O. L. Spencer
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