Continued Nazi Threats and Yugoslav Guerrilla Fight
The column cites Gen. Dusan Simovic claiming sure information of a German plan to destroy Belgrade in reprisal for Mihailovic's mountain operations. It notes five German divisions in Yugoslavia and Mihailovic’s guerrilla force estimated at 30000. London dispatches report mass executions with 350000 dead since the regime fell. Novo Vreme records 934 killed and 174 wounded in Belgrade.
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Dufury
Serbia
London Daily Mail
Dusan Simovic
Belgrade
Mihailovic
Yugoslavia
Istanbul
London
Novo Vreme
Dubvu
Gallles
Secivs
Her AM
Nazis Order Paris Terrorists Surrender
German commander Lt Gen von Schaumburg warned Paris residents to surrender those guilty of recent attacks on German soldiers by Monday or face reprisal measures. He cited the murder of a German Army physician and bomb deaths in the Pigalle and Montmartre areas, with curfews in place in several districts.
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Paris
Tmaust
Ernst von Schaumburg
Boulevard Magenta
Flentmartre
von Schaumburg
Tenth Arrondissement
Mont Parnasse
Latin Quarter
Montmartre
France
Nantes
Bordeaux
Seven Italians Deny Plot Aimed at Mussolini
In Trieste nine of 60 questioned in a mass trial of alleged terrorists deny any part in a prewar separatist plot. Defendants including two Lipari prisoners refuse involvement as hearings continue to show links among suspects while authorities pursue alleged plan to unite Trieste with Yugoslavia.
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Mussolini
Trieste
Italy
Lipari
Auaid Cerebalents Ao
Yugoslavia
Belgium Veterans Face Court Martial Under Occupation Rule
German authorities in Belgium dissolved the Belgian National Legion of War Veterans and ordered 61 leaders court marshalled on charges of weapons munitions and anti German propaganda found at Legion headquarters. Informants say the group pursued anti German Belgian nationalism and caused confusion for occupation forces.
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Berlin
Belgium
Legion of War Veterans
Legion
Brussels
O Dwyer to Seek Lehman Inquiry in LaGuardia Feud
District Attorney William O Dwyer of Brooklyn plans asking Governor Herbert Lehman to order a legislative probe into what he calls the wrecking of his Brooklyn crime inquiry by Mayor LaGuardia. The dispute deepened as a minute by minute report of the detective squad surfaced and Acting Captain Frank C Ball resigned in protest.
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O'Dwyer
Lehman
LaGuardia
New York
William O'Dwyer
Brooklyn
Herbert H. Lehman
F. H. LaGuardia
O’dwyer
Frank C. Ball
la Guardia
Armand
Ransetave
Mac
Axis, Russian Fronts Dominate War News Update
AP dispatch reports Serb guerrillas fighting three Axis divisions in Yugoslavia while Germans push in the Morava valley. Red Army claims victory over four Axis divisions and holds Kharkov and Moscow fronts. Leningrad remains threatened as Finland yields Hango fortifications. U S aid to Turkey under lease, Pacific peace talks stalled with Japan.
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Adel
North Africa
Old Yugoslavia
Russia
Rets
Mariupol
Rostov
Red Army
U.S. Began Aid to Turks Six Months Ago
A report says the United States started aid to Turkey six months ago and will lend up to 100 million dollars in planes tanks trucks anti-tank and anti-aircraft guns and ammunition. Britain will handle shipments from last May onward to meet Turkey's pledges not to let attackers use Turkish territory against Iraq Iran Palestine Suez or oil fields. The lend lease arrangement was worked out mainly by the United States and Great Britain without Turkish involvement.
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Turkey
Great Britain
Britain
Iraq
Iran
Palestine
Suez
Caucasus
Mosul
United States
Near East
Last Word Not Spoken On Turk Aid, Nazis Say
German commentators reacted to Roosevelt's lend-lease extension to Turkey noting the expanding American defense zone in the Near East. They warned that the final word on the aid matter had not been spoken.
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Berlin
Roosevelt
Turkey
Near East
Elephant delays Bombay Lucknow mail train
The Bombay Lucknow mail train was halted for an hour after a train struck an elephant on the tracks. Railway workers removed the animal and reported injuries to the elephant and possible delays to passengers.
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Bombay
DeGaulle says North Africa may open to Axis forces
Free French leader Gen Charles de Gaulle warned after a meeting between Admiral Darlan and Hermann Goering that France would likely open North Africa to the Axis. He claimed Hitler needs reinforcements and time is running out.
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DeGaulle
North Africa
London
Charles deGaulle
Jean Darlan
Reichsmarshal Hermann Wilhelm Geering
France
Hitler
de Gaulle
Rome Claims Advances on Tobruk Front
Italian forces report advances on the Tobruk front with several fortified points captured from British troops. In Salum operations the Ariete division claimed 1,500 prisoners and destruction of tanks and armored vehicles. British air and naval units allegedly sunk an Italian torpedo boat and exchanges included downed aircraft.
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Rome
Itwa
Tobruk
High Command
Bardia
Halian Savona
Salum
Bir
Gobi
Mediterranean
Nuts to Corporal That's Chant of Bomber Warmup
The report describes Corporal John E. Angin at Guenther Field Alabama collecting pecans shaken from a tree as heavy bombers warm up. In Glastonbury Major and Minor weighings at a grammar school show Major 268 grams and Minor under 200 while teachers note calmer students and fewer disruptions. A Philadelphia patrol chase ends with driverless car found and identified as Nicholas Reimer, 19.
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Gunter Field
Ala
John E. Angin
Major
Minor
al Grammar School
Jesson
Philadelphia
Tled
Nicholas Reimer
Trial ends in hung jury in Buena Vista courtroom
In Buena Vista Colorado a juror deadlocked after a witness described concealing items in clothing and walking around the court room with wires. Prosecutor Kimball noted the method as part of the testimony before the jury failed to reach a verdict and was discharged. A local sale report follows about Ed Krueger's 1900s buggy selling for 66 dollars to C H Biggs of Grand Junction intended for daughters and ponies.
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Trole
H.J. Kimball
Buena Vista
Colo
Ed Krueger
C. H. Biggs
Grand Junction
Lynch Family Quarantines Highlight Iowa Visit
John E Lynch traveled with his wife and two children to Chicago where son David contracted measles and was quarantined along with his mother. He then visited Cedar Falls where daughter Jane also contracted measles and was quarantined.
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New Hampton
John E. Lynch
Iriends
Chicago
David
Lynch
Jane
Cedar Falls
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