Nazi Friction With Russia Held Unlikely
Berlin reports suggest limited potential for friction between Russia and Germany over Germany's Balkan moves in Bulgaria. Russia reiterates neutrality while Germany signals readiness for neutral handling of consequences, with both sides pursuing gains for their economies and strategic aims amid wartime tensions.
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Berlin
Rivletikovskar
Russia
Germany
Balkan
Bulgaria
David ML Nichol
Sul
England
United States
Arab World Pledges Aid Amid Turbulent Involvement
The article notes swift pledges of aid from Arab states in response to a regional crisis. It highlights cooperation with Turkey and mentions messages of solidarity from several nations. Dispatches emphasize humanitarian and political support across the Middle East.
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Turkey
British Raids on Axis Bases Grow in Skill
The British raid on the Lofoten Islands off Narvik was confirmed with German admission of landings and captures. Observers note gained raid skill since last June, with mid February attacks on southern Italy and the Dodecanese, signaling increased pressure on Axis coastal positions as Britain widens its Mediterranean strategy.
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Chicago
Dasily Neils
Lic
Longonm
Loforen Islands
Narvik
Admiralty
Italy
Dodecanese
Europe
Bulgaria
Greece
Anthony Eden
Imperial General Staff
John
Athens
Refix Saydam
Turkey
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London
Berlin
Britain
Mediterranean
Tripolitania
North Africa
Balkans
Ponania
Balkan Peninsula
Sardinia
Atlantic
United States Navy Department
Iceland
Germany
Lofoten Islands
Singapore as Britain’s Far East Key Base
A Chicago Daily News report argues Singapore’s defense is critical to British and American interests in Asia. It notes the strategic 1921 naval base and suggests American entry would deter or blunt a Japanese assault, with Singapore seen as a linchpin for Malaya, the Indies, India, and beyond.
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A. T. Steele
Cniengo Daily News, Inc
Singapore
Asia
Japan
Malaya
Dutch East Indies
India
Burma
Australia
United States
Europe
South Pacific
Britain
Far Eastern
Americ
Singapore Amid War Tensions and Mixed Descriptions
The article portrays Singapore as a modern, well equipped city with theaters, wide streets, and abundant goods yet warned by war presence. It notes a diverse population with Chinese as the majority, British rulers, and troops from India and other nations. It mentions a rise in marriages as uniformed men arrive.
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S.dms
Singapore
Singgere
Hiawaii
Honolulu
New York
England
Royal Airforce
India
Antonescu Government Backed by Romanian Plebiscite
Romanian voters approved Gen. Ion Antonescu's government by 2,490,945 to 2,816 in a three day plebiscite announced March 3. The government reported an 98.85 percent approval.
Pact Mapped By Argentina And Bolivia
The article reports on a Bolivian Argentine convention signed Feb 10 amid rail, finance, and oil disputes. It notes La Prensa objections over vague terms and potential use of Standard Oil and Yacimientos Petroliferos Fiscales pipelines, with funding details unclear and ratification pending. A German commerce raider event is also noted.
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Allen Haden
Chicago Daily News, Inc
Buenos Aires
la Prensa
Standard Oil Company
Agua Blanca
Manuel Elardi
Bolivian State Oil Fields Administration
Bermejo
Oran
Argentine State Oil Fields Administration
Yacimientos Petroliferos Fiscales
Oran F
Rio Pescade
Bermejo River
Bolivia
Manuel Ebardi
Emibareacion
Standard Oil
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