France Falls and Petain Seeks Peace with Honor
The piece notes Marshal Philippe Petain replacing Paul Reynaud in France to seek peace with Nazi Germany. It warns of Britain and America facing invasion and calls for immediate U.S. defense mobilization, including planes tanks ships and anti aircraft guns, to deter further Nazi expansion. It portrays France as crushed and urges strong national resolve.
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France
Paul Reynaud
Marshal Philippe Petain
Marshal Petain
Republic of France
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Great Britain
United States
Europe
Sweden
Switerland
Turkey
Balkan
Yugoslavia
Greece
Bulgaria
Lithuania
Baltic
Russia
Munich
Poland
Netherlands
Belgium
America
Bhitzkriers
South America
Britain
Inventors Council to Vet Secret Weapons for Defense
The article describes a plan by U S Patent Office officials to form an Inventors Council led by Conway P. Coe and Edward J. Noble. The council would identify inventions with potential national defense value and keep certain secrets under law while protecting inventors. It notes past wartime secrecy and predicts many inventions will be submitted for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Patent Office
U. S. Commissioner of Patents
Conway P. Coe
Edward J. Noble
Department of Commerce
Inventors Council
Inventors’ Council
Plan for artificial wind tunnel at Wright Field
United States Army engineers plan a $2,000,000 wind tunnel at Wright Field Ohio starting in the fall to test models for faster aircraft. The 780 foot tunnel will push wind to 400 miles an hour using two 40 foot diameter fans driven by 40 000 horsepower motors.
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Air Force
United States Army Engineers
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Oliver B. Echols
Army Materials Division
United States
Mount Washington
John Hix Blitzbrieg in Aie
John Hix discusses Benjamin Franklin's Paris balloon ascent of November 20, 1783 by Rozier and d Arlandes. Franklin imagines vast balloon fleets and strategic potential with airborne troops, pondering global impact and defense implications. Tomorrow asks if penguins are strictly Antarctic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Paris
Palatre de Rozier
Marquis d’Arlandes
Gauss to Australia marks shift in Pacific diplomacy
Washington reports Clarence E. Gauss sails for Australia as first U. S. minister, signaling closer ties amid Pacific strategy. Hull pushes hard line behind scenes while Gauss takes John Minter to staff the new legation. move energized by Congress action and public opinion.
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Washington
Clarence E. Gauss
Australia
United States
London
Canberra
Pacific
Gauss
Shanghai
Japan
State Department
U. S
Sie
Heller
Lic
Paczize
Clarence Gauss
Hull
John Minter
Congress
Minter
Foreign Service
Legation
Francis Drake
California
Elizabeth of
England
Bunker Ball
Charlestown
Mass
George Washington
France
Philadelphia
Boston
Mexco
Senate delays on foreign policy amid isolationist tensions
The piece traces Senate debate on the Pepper resolution to sell aircraft spares to Allies, noting a 22 to 1 vote against. It highlights opposition from Pittman, Barkley, Murray and others, with Pepper as the sole yes voter. It also mentions Johnson and Downer as isolationist voices influencing the cloakrooms and the broader European war question.
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Roosevelt
Downer
Johnson
California
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pittman
Nevada
Barkley
Kentucky
Murray
Montana
George
Georgia
Harrison
Mississippi
Hiram Johnson
Capper
Kansas
Nye
North Dakota
Alles
George Harrison
White
Maine
Copper
Clark
Mussouri
LaFollette
Hutter
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Noted theatrical manager born in Sandusky and wartime events
Noted theatrical manager born at Sandusky referenced alongside events from 1578 to 1916 including Lusitania torpedoing May 7 1915 and U S military actions. Birthdays for Elbert Thornes Archibald Henderson William Devane Carl Van Vechten Harrison Cady Ralph Bellamy listed with ages and origins. Horoscope notes a stubborn nature and openness to merit today.
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Sandusky
Lusitania
Elbert D Thornes
Utah
Salt Lake City
Archibald Henderson
University of North Carolina
Salisbury
N. C
William C Devane
Yale
Savannah
Carl van Vechten
New York
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
John R. Gregg
New
Bible Readings on Comfort and Mourning
Readings from II Corinthians and Matthew discuss God's mercy and the comfort believers gain through sorrow. The article explores how mourning deepens fellowship with God and with others, enabling renewed strength and the ability to comfort others.
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Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Second Street
Lorain County Printice & Publishing Company
Ee A&g Humnutt
J Chlake Ghorge
Elyria Postoffice
Ike
Adcannery Oail
Lorain
Oslo
John W Cullen Company
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
Fifth Ave
Detroit
Generali Motors
John Hix
Piero Row
caiAe
Prenerrn Warvare
Wes
Benjamin
Salloon
Peris
Hattie Carawey
Arkansas
House
Smith
National Labor Relations Board
Death Valley
Mary Norton
Labor Committee
Senate Labor Committee
Capitol Hill
AFL
Green
Drew Pearson
Robert S. Allen
Mussolini
Africa
Mediterranean
Algiers
Tunis
U Duce
Joseph T
Italy
Alabama
Wen- Gell Willkie
Dewey
FBI
St. Louis
Canada
P. R. Smith & Co
Elyria Savings Bldg
John Wesley
Drca
James N. Barker
U. S. Treasury
Abel P. Upshur
Thomas Silver
Greenwich
N. J
Davie A. Wells
Connecticut
Springfield
Alass
Norwich
Comn
Charles S Frances
Cornell
Call Champon
Troy
Charles Frohman
Bible
God
St. Paul
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Safar
Paramount
Ware Reg
Means
Chesterfield
Lacurre & Mrexs
Tosseco Co
Tobaccoland
Cleveland Street
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