Interventions and Axis stance shape US war policy debate
The piece reports editorials from Rome and comments by Garcia on US intervention in WWII. It discusses Roosevelt’s shift toward aiding England, the Axis response to arm shipments, and Balkan diplomacy amid looming Senate action and U.S. neutrality questions.
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Roosevelt
United States
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England
Garcia
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Balkans
Sofia
Bulgaria
Balkan
George H. Earle
Berlin Links Roosevelt to undeclared war in Europe
Berlin reports label President Roosevelt an absolute dictator waging an undeclared war to aid Britain after the lease–lend bill passage. German sources warn of American ships entering the war zone and vow to counter Anglo-Saxon influence with a strengthened Italo German Japanese alliance and new members.
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Berlin
Roosevelt
Europe
Great Britain
Senate
America
Britain
Hitler
Far East
Lottery winnings taxed in income returns
Albany reports the State Tax department warns lottery ticket holders backers and bingo winners to include windfalls in income tax reports. The Income tax bureau launches a drive to capture taxable income with Director Cortland A. Wilber stating winnings from automobiles and other valued articles are taxable. Players may deduct wagering losses up to gains under the law.
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Albany
State Tax Department
Income Tax Bureau
Cortland A. Wilber
Wilber
Torry of FALSE TEETH
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Yugoslavia Faces Axis Pressure in Balkans Dilemma
The article analyzes Yugoslavia's wavering toward the Axis amid German and Italian influence. It cites Turkish stance uncertainty, Russia’s muted response, and British inaction against Romania as key factors shaping Belgrade’s choices. Col. Donovan’s Belgrade visit and Prince Paul figure in the picture.
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Reichmarshal
Herman Goering
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Galeazzo Ciano
Yugoslavia
Princes Paul
Trajan
William J. Donovan
Belgrade
Prince Paul
Turkey
Russia
Balkans
Hitler
Rumanian
Rumania
Potresar Andhher
Hirathime- Yini
Germany
Berlin
Yenishabad
Bevin
Selonkia
Child Victim Of Convulsions Auburn
Robert Barber infant son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Barber of Throop died suddenly Saturday night after a convulsion at home. A neighbor Austin Day transported mother and child to Auburn City Hospital but the baby died shortly after arrival. Survived by six sisters Elizabeth Janet Mavis Bernice Beatrice Edith and two brothers Raymond and James Barber.
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Auburn
Robert Barber
Ernest Barber
Throop
Austin Day
Auburn City Hospital
Elizabeth
Janice
Mavis
Bernice
Beatrice
Edith Barber
Raymond
James Barber
Red Troops Begin March In Caucasus
Red Army units push into the Caucasus as a multinational alliance is discussed amid wartime strategic shifts and shifting lines of control. Local reports indicate renewed offensives and logistical challenges facing troops deployed in the region.
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Red
Caucasus
Premier Promises Endurance in Greek Fight
In Athens Premier Alexandros Kora declares Greece will fight to the end and win a brilliant victory. Workers in Athens and Piraeus affirm the labor spirit unimpaired and readiness to sacrifice. A RAF communiqué notes a heavy attack on Durazzo and air raids on Duki and Fascist transport positions in the Grave-Buzi area.
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Greece
Athens
Piraeus
Royal Air Force
Durazzo
Duki
Grave-Buzi
Alexandros
Pravda Warns Soviets to Stay Mobilized for War
Pravda on the two year anniversary of Stalin’s party congress speech reiterates that the Soviet Union must remain mobilized and ready for conflict. The article says the imperialist war has grown and urges carrying out Stalin’s instructions to prepare the Red Army and Navy for battle.
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Pravda
Communist Party
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
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Red Army
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Ifouet
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Rendel and Staff Leave Sofia for Istanbul
George W. Rendel the British minister to Bulgarian occupied Sofia departed by train to Istanbul today accompanied by the legation staff. The move was reported in a Belgrade Despatch via Exchange Telegraph.
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INS
Legation
George W. Rendel
Bulgaria
Sofia
Istanbul
Belgrade
High School Bowlers Set to Bowl in Waterloo
Waterloo High School hosts the first annual high school bowling tournament at Waterloo Bowling Alleys on Virginia Street over three Saturdays starting in March. Central New York teams are invited with entry blanks mailed to area schools and many teams expected to participate. Cups and medals await the winners.
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Virginia Street
Central New York
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Thailand and Indo China to Initial Peace Treaty
Tokyo reports formal initialing of a peace agreement to settle the border dispute between French Indo China and Thailand. Mediation led by Japan with officials from Thailand France and Vietnam to draft terms. Thai demands on Cambodian and Laotian provinces reportedly pared down.
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Renet Arsene Henry
Yosuke Miatsueki
Matsuoka
Hirohiti
Whalland
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East Asia
Cambodia
Laos
Bangkok
Bassandor Chiacios
British to Clear Areas of Singapore Island
British authorities warned residents in the east and west coastal regions of Singapore to prepare for evacuation in areas likely to see fighting if Singapore is attacked from the sea. Notices stressed the precautionary nature and the possibility of less than eight hours notice. Civilians across British Malaya faced wartime conditions as defense measures entered a second phase with mock bombing raids and a complete blackout planned.
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Singapore
Singapore Island
British Malaya
Swithstead
wartime disruptions close banks and schools
In realistic exercises banks and schools were closed today and many private vehicles were requisitioned to move troops.
Navy Clears Snow From Pier 1 With Five Ton Truck
Navy workers report a snow clearing incident at Pier 1 where a five ton truck dumped snow into the harbor. The crew later scrubbed decks under bosun’s mate orders after the mishap.
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Philadelphia
Bob Seitz
Pier 1
Seite
Gad Coast Guard
Bosiswain
Thomas J. iGrant
Firemen Die In Brockton Theatre Blaze
A major Brockton fire traps numerous patrons as the theater roof collapses under heavy snow. Firemen die and rescuers pull survivors from debris while a parishioner uses a fireman helmet to perform last rites as Fire Lieut. John Buckley and Fireman William Murphy are among the injured.
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Sp. Patricks Church
Cornelius T. Lyons
Brocton Enterprise
John F. Carrol
William Murphy
John Buckley
Canton Students Fined for Brawl
Canton State School of Agriculture juniors Emmett L2Paint of Haver Straw and Louis Vecchio of Syracuse were fined 5 dollars each by Police Judge Sidney Kitay after admitting disorderly conduct. They were arrested by Police Chief J. Sherman Grant Saturday night while attempting a street fight after being sent home.
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Canton
Canton State School of Agriculture
Emmett L2paint
Haver- Straw
Louis Vecchio
Syracuse
Sidney Kitay
J. Sherman
Grant
London Cafe Raid Leaves City in Ruins and Fear
Eyewitness reports describe a devastating blast at a London cafe during a social event. Descriptions detail collapsed decor, dead and wounded, with volunteers aiding victims as police moved crowds away. The night, part of a series of air raids, underscored a tense city-wide threat as wartime sirens blared.
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Iégil
Johany
Grosvernor House
Gilves
London
Peterson's Oinment Advertisement
An old ad promotes a 35 cent box of Peterson's Oinment for skin irritation pimples and itchy rashes. It promises quick relief soothing balm and notes use for itching of feet and cracked skin with improved appearance and comfort.
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Peterson
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