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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1941

Page

2

British See Far East Squeeze Play In Japan Thailands Rift

Edward C. Wayne reports on how Japan's stance toward Thailand complicates Far East policy. The piece argues Japan seeks influence, while Thailand resists. Mussolini’s son is reported killed in a plane crash, signaling waves of wartime upheaval. Nazis claim major victories over Soviet forces as global tensions rise.

Far East Japan Thailand Reds Mussolini

Death: To a Youth Three Bills of Huge Importance before Congress

The tax, draft extension, and price fixing bills dominated the session. The tax bill would pass with a new structure, the draft extension would extend draftee terms to 2½ years, and price fixing faced fierce opposition with a special House committee to oversee enforcement. In world affairs, Eden warned Japan over Thailand, signaling possible British intervention linked to Singapore, Burma, and the Middle East. Bruno Mussolini, Italy’s Benito Mussolini’s son, died at 22 in a Pisa air crash during a test flight after serving in three wars.

Congress Senate House Leon Henderson Henderson London Japan Thailand Britain Singapore Burma Far East Eden House of Commons India China Middle East Rome Bruno Benito Mussolini Pisa Ethiopia

Germany Claims Huge Prisoner Toll on Eastern Front

The German communique asserts 895,000 prisoners taken and many times more killed or wounded, saying Russian resistance is shattered and Moscow is blind to the true situation as Red forces collapse. Details on locations are sparse and not highly informative.

Red Army Moscow

Silk Hosiery Crisis Triggers Uproar as Women Stock Up

Government placed silk in a scarce raw material category halting silk hosiery production. Women rushed to stores in a spirited scramble, with surveys showing willingness to go bare leg or wear cotton stockings until nylon could meet demand. Cotton lisle lines and models appeared as Philadelphia’s hosiery industry shifts to cotton to ride out the shortage. Meanwhile, German war reports describe a broad Soviet front from Smolensk to Bel-Tserkov with mobile fighting and prisoner releases, though Russian accounts frame it as a single 350 mile front unit with counter-attacks.

Beltsville Philadelphia Smolensk Bel-Tserkov Kholm Leningrad

Brazil Azores dispute hints at defense plan shift

A US urged Brazil to assume control of the Azores, Portuguese territory, for Western hemisphere defense. Washington denied the claim, but the dispatch drew notable attention as the Azores figure in long range hemisphere defense plans.

United States Brazil Azores Islands Berlin Washington Azores

Lloyds Odds on War End and Washington Bombing

Lloyds offered odds on the war ending in 1941 at 3 to 1 and on Washington bombing at 1 000 to 1. Reports note two Nazi spies, Karl Drucke and Werner Waelti, were executed after landing near the English coast and being captured with radio gear and German sausages.

Lloyd’s Washington, D. C Lloyd's Washington Karl Theo Drucke Werner Heinrich Waelti Edinburgh Scotland Germany

War and economic strategies shape Allied support and South American trade

A Franklin D. Roosevelt era analysis outlines lend lease food shipments to Britain, and the shift to concentrated and dehydrated goods to fit scarce cargo space. It covers China and Japan fund freezes, bootleg gasoline debates, and a broader economic warfare view in South America with four campaigns to blunt Axis influence.

Britain U. S England Atlantic Lendlease Food Surplus Marketing Administration U. S. Public Health Service British Ministry of Health Anglo-American Food Purchasing Committee United Sates South America O'Mahoney Senate United States Berlin Bolivia Uruguay John D. Rockefeller Western Hemisphere America la Paz Jesse Jones Airlines Peru Brazil Argentina Central America

Peacetime Hero Henry Bergh Honored For Humane Work

A Western Newspaper Union release profiles Henry Bergh born 1823 New York City founder of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. It notes his efforts to end animal cruelty and improve public health, milk safety, animal care licensing, and child protection.

American Humane Association Roosevelt Frank Walker Henry Bergh American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty New York Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Orient Bergh New York State American Society For the Prevention Louis Bonard New York West

Briefs on democracy, force, and wartime industry shifts

Quotes from Adolf Hitler warn of democracy versus force. A Washington report notes Germany delaying tank production to churn out tractors, likely for Ukraine. Government egg purchases exceed one billion since March.

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