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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1940

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Combined British Sea And Air Forces Hit German Invaders

Britain reports landing forces in Norway at several points. The Admiralty says two German transports sunk and four torpedoes hit a convoy in the Skagerrak. Bergen transport set afire, small supply ship sunk, one aircraft missing. Stravanger bombarded again. Narvik reported freed after sinking seven destroyers.

Admiralty War Office Stavanger Narvik Britain Admiralty Bergen Stravanger Cesverel Norway Skagerrak Fleet Air Arm Admiral Scheer Germany Baltic Great Britain

Narvik Blockade Acknowledged as Norway Turbulence Grows

Berlin reports a British blockade of Narvik and German gains in southern Norway. The communique notes two Allied submarines sunk, a Norwegian torpedo boat Hval captured, and the Oslo mobilization efforts crushed. Bergen merchant ship sunk by British air raid.

Berlin Narvik Skagerrak Norway Oslo Bergen High Command Germany Honfoss Hval King Haakon Kurt Brauer

FDR Urges 21 American Republics To Be Prepared For Any Challenge

President Franklin D Roosevelt calls on 21 American republics to stay ready for any challenge as allied operations in Norway intensify. In Georgia, pressure grows over county government structure with talk of reducing to 60 or 80 counties to align with population needs. Eugene Talmadge signals a gubernatorial run and faces strong political pushback from county reform critics.

FDR Georgia Eugene Talmadge

Roosevelt Warns Americas To Keep Peace Open

President Roosevelt delivered a radio broadcast to the Pan American Union marking its 40th anniversary. He urged the 21 republics to meet force with force if challenged and warned against universal empire while praising an inter American order built on goodwill and peace.

Washington Roosevelt The Pan American Union

Weather Forecast for Southeast States Brisk and Fair

South Carolina enjoys generally fair conditions and warmer temperatures tonight with Tuesday partly cloudy skies. Georgia also stays fair and warmer with a risk of afternoon or evening showers in the northwest region. Florida remains generally fair and warmer, with extreme Northwest Florida partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday and moderate southwest to south winds.

South Carolina Georgia Florida

Significance of Fear Cited by McKenzie on Nazi Blockade

DeWitt Mackenzie argues British and French landings in Norway heighten allied success and control of the situation. He highlights the strategic breakthrough through Kattegat into the Baltic and the large scale mine-laying as potentially the war’s key development, possibly surpassing the landings in importance. The operation signals a major naval effort, illustrating coordinated Anglo-French action and its impact on Nazi communications.

Norway

Chamber of Commerce Names Committees for 1940 41

President W F Cox announces sixteen committees with chairmen and members drawn from newly elected directors and prominent local citizens to guide Chamber operations in the coming year. The detailed roster covers Advertising and Publicity Agriculture Aviation Christmas Celebration Finance Health Highway Hotel Housing Rural Housing Slum Clearance Tourist Accounts and more with cross listed members.

Chamber OF Commerce Cox W. F. Cox Kelly Lee BE. Chim Alexander W. W Ball W. C Cowden G. L Flowers W. H Goodwin M. H Powell W. J Williams Nat Wimpy Hoyt

Tydings Urges Navy to Expand Strength

Senator Tydings urged expanding Navy strength to the full capacity and questioned increasing the $655 million expansion bill. Admiral Stark signaled support, while railroads sought $500 million yearly for capital improvements if treated equally with other transport forms.

Washington Capitol Hill Senator Tydings D. M PD Tydings Harold R. Stark Naval Operations Senate Naval Committee Stark J. J. Pelley Association of American Railroads Federal Monopoly Committee Pelley House Senate Walter- Logan Logan-Waller

Britain lands forces in Norway amid naval air strikes

British forces reportedly landed at multiple points in Norway as sea and air operations struck German footholds. Narvik and Stavanger raids, sinking transports, and torpedo hits followed, while Berlin acknowledged a Narvik blockade. Roosevelt urged forceful action to preserve peace as western fronts reshaped.

Associated Press Great Britain Norway Britain Germany Narvik Stavanger Washington Roosevelt

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