Kearny Destroyer Torpedoing Sparks War Talk and Military Alarm
Reports from Iceland indicate the destroyer Kearny was torpedoed with initial claims of no fatalities but later 1 missing and 10 seriously injured. U S officials and Congress weigh the incident as possible war escalation while Nazi sources call the event a lie and Greece and Moscow battles intensify amid brutal German offensives.
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Kearny
Iceland
Danis
Nye
Congress
House
Moscow
Leningrad
Orel
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Ges
Tojo A New Regime Takes Shape In Japan
The resignation of Prime Minister Konoye and his replacement by General Tojo signals a militaristic shift in Japan. Tojo vows an early cabinet decision on crisis measures and reaffirms loyalty to the Axis as observers fear intensified aggression and a widening Pacific conflict.
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Fumimaro Konoye
Tokyo
Tojo
Konoye
United States
Japan
Washington
Pacific
Nazi Germany
U. S
Britain
Supply Race in North Africa Between Britain and Germany
In the North African front British General Auchinleck and German General Rommel faced a quiet standoff as a supply race developed behind the lines. Allied ships at Suez boosted British shipments, delivering vast quantities of trucks tanks and fighters, while both sides awaited a decisive errand of reserves to ensure success.
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Desert Front
Auchinleck
Rommel
Suez
Household Hints From A Home Magazine
Paste blotting paper on vase bottoms to prevent scratches. Use pumice and ammonia paste to clean fireplace bricks. Let dry then scrub with warm soap. Glycerin removes tea and coffee stains from linen. Rub spots then wash as usual. Curtains dry straight to hold starch. Pepper enhances cantaloupe flavor. Scouring powder cleans old dishes. Camphor preserves books on shelves.
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Tere Meerteen
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Big Ben
NBC
Red Network
Aston
Brown
Brack
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