Chamberlain Replies to New Nazi Assault in Norway
Winston Churchill reports Chamberlain addressing the House of Commons on Germany’s invasion of Denmark and Norway. He notes German aims to control Nordic shipping, defend neutrality rules when convenient, and prepare a large-scale invasion plan. Britain pledges full aid to Norway and cooperation with France, warning of consequences for Germany.
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Tomilon
Chamterinio
Lyde
House of Commons
Denmark
Finland
Sweden
Venice
Germany
Norway
Armel
Copenhagen
Geritga
Oslo
Earby
Isle
Kristianayid
Nur- Wegian
Trondheim
Geran Bort
Cuxhaven
Powerhss
Navy
Norway Occupied and Resistance Crushed by Germany
Nazi spokesmen announced Norway’s occupation after a rapid German advance to seize strategic points along the coast. Goebbels urged Nordic governments to accept German action while claiming the invasion respects Norway’s sovereignty and that Britain’s actions provoked the war.
LRB Settles Rand Dispute at New Vr Ani Cite
Remington Rand Inc and AFL unions reach settlement across six plants, creating nine company unions and pledging no union busting. Arbitrations from 1997 will proceed with David A. Morse as mediator, amid a Tonawanda strike continuing. Syracuse plant retains reduced staff as transfers occur to the new Mion facility.
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Remington Rand, Inc
American Federation of Labor Uniona
has _ bet
Nira Elinora My Heericks
National Labor Hela- Sons Board
U.S
L. G
Nhor
Gleen AF
Remington Hand Joint Promotive Board
Ihn Dusket Council of Office
David A. Morse
WLRB
Tonawanda
Harold Been
Rentington Rand Joint’ Protective Boand
Syracuse
Remainelon Rand
Ince
Chiterd Street
Mion
Five Reported Dead As Explosion Hits Gas Plant
Five persons were believed killed in a blast at the Old Colony Gas Company plant in Brsinker Michigan. A recovery of a fitter named Charing Surnett occurred, while four other employees were missing amid firemen battling gas-fed flames from a second large tank.
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Brsinker
Old Colony Gas Company
Charing Surnett
The War Today and Allied Strategy in Europe
The piece weighs the Allied and German moves as the war expands toward Norway Sweden and the Balkans. It notes Churchill’s direction, Norway incursions, and oil flows from Romania, with U.S. neutrality and neutrals’ risk amid a widening conflict. It reflects on international law, economic warfare, and public sentiment in America.
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Acta
Norway
Europe
Mercy
Helligerenta
Ines
Morowny
Manele
United States
Evaye
Wives of U S Legation Aid Leave Oslo Amid War Turmoil
Oslo evacuation details emerge as German air raids circle the city. American minister and family depart inland with other foreign service officers. Oslo city streets thinning as Norwegians flee. State Department notes Americans in Norway and Denmark and contemplates moving civilians away from population centers. British suspends postal service to multiple northern nations including Norway.
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Wraningten
Pietthel
Gato
American Foreign Service
Morprix
Norwerdt
Bavndereif
Raymond
Gslo
Horrhisan Jeft
Norwenkor
Harmar
Oslo
Cox
Amer Jcan
Mra.d
Borden Hartiman
Nowweelan
Ola
Israken
Oice
State Department
Norway
Denmark
Danmark
Germany
Tie
Norseay
Sweden
Copenhagen
Ray Atherton
Hat Fin
Aecktaas
Dy Cn
Hitler's Forces Strike By Air Land and Sea
A fragmented report describes German military strikes by air land and sea near Scandinavia. It notes British resistance and Allied patrols along the Norwegian coast, with mentions of Belgrade, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and ships and submarines in Baltic and North Sea waters. The piece references Sweden and the Netherlands changing posture and reports of naval and air actions shifting toward Norway and Denmark as Germany presses the invasion.
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Danmark
Armara
Osta Fjord
Oslo
Norway
Shveden
Fran Page
Germany
Kristiansarnd
Skagerrak
Germah
Temlin
Berlin
Neen
England
Automarines
Norgepien
Italy
Russia
von Falkenhurst
Ribbentop
Ffint
Sopenhagen
Loys
DNS
Cupéns Jhagen
Josepht Goebbels
Din
Denmark
Snl
Britain
Gorbbels
Ahlow
Scandinavia
Belgrade
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Kinsunin
Gernste
Hat Rimanin
Daan
Botlluneels
Wapii Seandineyin
Sweden
Netherlands
Frannies Alnssolint
Bins Abou Gereny
Germsin
Lous Wurshiye
Gator
Sttoro Batteries
Weluil
Norgay
Regine
Munday
Recordiqur Ty
Denimark
Truk
Hy Sea
Gormeny
Annauricng S
Ingortaatt Nopiwerigt
Bea
Alteration in British Food Supply Stemming from Nordic Seizure
London reports a German led seizure affecting Norway and Denmark disrupts Britain's food imports. Authorities acknowledge a significant change in supply arrangements but promise no immediate offers or drastic disruption, citing halts on certain beef and pork shipments from Denmark.
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London
Lord Wontton
Belgium Maintains Army Readiness Amid Quiet Frontier
Belgium kept its forces on alert as frontier activity remained subdued around Brussels. Defense Minister General Henri Dents convened with Foreign Office officials to review Belgiums stance and reassure allies.
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Belgium
Brussels
Helpiunt
Irgullers
Tailey
Canting
Denmay
Norway
Denmark
Defensa
Henri Dents
Sadie
Belguin
al Uny
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Danmarks Inn
Kingdom of Menmark
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Skogernik
LRB
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Andrabo
Wien
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Tors
Hay
Winston Churchill
Lie Nanvik Mmeeld
Hal Ib i Atiame
Rumania
Balkan Peninsula
Rumtanta
Thusvia
Neutesd Cam
France
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Maltes
Bas and Frues
Gram Rere
Men's & Youths
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