Spring in Candlewood Aunts and Lovers in Verse of Duty
In Candlewood, Spring faces a moral tangle as Aunt Adelaide dictums clash with her feelings for Elvan. Dirk pressures, Jo coldly probes, and Justen arrives with blunt wit while Spring weighs a loveless marriage against Elvan’s fragile happiness.
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Spring
Dirk
Bring
Van
Adelaide
Elvan
Bru
Drusilla
Justen
Justen Rowley
Candlewood
Gil
Hlyan Ae | Ea Thevet
France Fights On As Britain Vows To Stand
A wartime overview recalls France's defeat in 1940, Petain's armistice plea, and Britain's vow to resist. It notes Dunkirk evacuation, the fall of Paris, the Oran raid on July 4, 1940, and the start of Vichy collaboration, with French resistance and Allied air and naval actions shaping the conflict.
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France
Marshal Petain
Marne
Berlin
Paris
England
Britain
Dunkerque
Vichy
America
Congress
United States
Churchill
House of Commons
Bordeaux
Oran
Mers-El Kebir
Algeria
Indo- China
Southeast Asia
Petain
Pierre Laval
Hitler
St. Nazaire
Minally
Hither
Toulon
Yne
Gen. Eisenhower
French North Africa
Dynamo Ramsay to Lead Allied Return to France
Admiral Sir Bertram Home Ramsay, famed as the Dunkirk rescuer codenamed Dynamo, is set to command the Allied naval effort to return to Europe. He coordinated the Sicily ferrying in 1943 and now leads a larger amphibious operation with Britain and America to reenter France. Marshal Petain's later stance and De Gaulle's rise color the French postwar outlook.
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Sir Bertram Home Ramsay
Dunkerque
France
Royal Navy
Dover
Chance
Eisenhower
Ramsay
Sicily
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
A scattered list of crossword clues covering across and down entries including Asiatic country atmospheric moistures dowry Icelandic tale Persia inhabitant suffix gas of the air continent male descendant ancient Irish city focused vinegar made from ale foot covering Ireland player telephone girl not one dialectic after night Israelite tribe is carried tavern of the mouth went at an gall teller of untruths within comb form shake manifold female horse tropical bird incline attendant on Cleopatra transgression Scandinavian navigator color gluttonous animal rational devours. Operatic heroine utopian worship director pronunciation work Gaelic waves or carts seyvthe handles dilapidated condition American Indian Transat of the dawn sandarae the yo pertaining a nomnet department in rance support for an taper inilstane scent wind of rubber ah tohiaines os ai a4 4u i At ts qa Ath Hesistanee lo Pues bas Celvatal pudy Soratped dimen Dbierrit feat Botan attienads Musi Acme fest thirtee uate Artjetie snp tras of dhe Lioch wit a nh perce Mrretegd hunbachers rattee to pap Bove inUmeel Pepused
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Persia
Ireland
Cleopatra
General Montgomery Leader of British Ground Forces
Sir Bernard Law Montgomery leads British ground forces famed for victories in North Africa and Europe. The Dunkirk survivor and Dunkirk era veteran, he commands with bold tactics and strict discipline. He emphasizes fitness and Bible study and has urged a rapid end to the war in Europe.
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Paul Kern Lee
Bernard Law Montgomery
Montgomery
Egypt
Rommel
Afrika Korps
HS Alamein
Libya
Tunisia
Africa
Sicily
Italy
Monty
Dunkerque
Europe
American Air Power in World War II The Leaning Years
The article traces wartime aircraft production from 1941 to 1944, detailing planes like the P-47 Thunderbolt and P-51 Mustang, production rates, and training outputs. It covers strategic air campaigns in Europe, logistics, and the buildup leading to invasion, including U S Eighth and Ninth Air Forces roles and key dates.
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Army
JLA
Air Forces Training Command
America
Pacific
Africa
Europe
Rouen
United States Eighth Air Force
Army Air Transport Command
Navy Air Transport Service
Germany
United States
Ninth Air Force
Middle East
Asia
Britain
Germans claim large vessel sunk near Cherbourg
The Berlin radio said a DNB dispatch reported that a large vessel carrying troops and an Al Hederniser were sunk in the area of St Vaast la Hoe. The location is about 15 miles southeast of Cherbourg.
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Berlin
DNB
St. Vaast la Ifonge
Cherbourg
Air Chief Leigh-Mallory Leads Allied Air Forces
Air Chief Marshal Trafford L Leigh-Mallory heads the allied air forces for the invasion. A cleric's son, he shifted from law to aviation and rose from fighter squadron commander to directing great fighter sweeps over Britain and planning air superiority for the landing.
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Trafford L
Leigh
Leigh-Mallory
Dieppe
Air Ministry
Britain
Invasion of Northern France Seen by Allied Marauder Planes
AP dispatch from a Marauder base in England describes Allied paratroops and gliders landing along the Channel coast, with ships bombarding the coast and thousands of Allied aircraft in the air. The report notes black and white invasion stripes on planes and UN convoys bringing in reinforcements.
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Gladwin Hilt
Associated Press
England
France
French
Chanel
Channel
Supreme Headquarters
Sicily
United Nations
Spaatz Named Commander of Western Air Forces
Lt. Gen. Carl Spaatz, 63, takes command of all American strategic air forces in the West. A tough, taciturn Pennsylvanian who built the Mighty Air Force from nothing, he led bombing campaigns from Pantelleria to North Africa and Italy and still flies with endurance records. He values daylight precision bombing and regards flying as his religion.
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Carl (Tovey) Spaatz
Highth
North Africa
Pantelleria
Italia
Spaatz
Italy
Germany
Aar
191&S
France
Eisenhower
Germans claim four British parachute divisions landed
London reports German radio stating four British parachute divisions have landed between Le Havre and Cherbourg in France, signaling a major Allied airborne operation.
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London
le Havre
Cherbourg
France
Eisenhower as a wartime leader and lineage
The article portrays Eisenhower as a soldier’s soldier who accepts responsibility, traces his lineage from persecuted ancestors to America, notes the original surname Eisenhauer meaning Tron Striker, and recalls his 1944 European war victory prediction after his supreme command appointment.
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Eisenhower
Germany
Switzerland
America
Eisenhauer
Tron
Bunting
Supreme Command
New York Responds Calmly to Allied Invasion News
News of the Allied invasion reached New York with calmness and focus on work. Servicemen and civilians gathered around radios and taxicabs as broadcasts came in. Mayor La Guardia urged continued toil and planned a 5:30 p.m. mass prayer at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Europe
Times Square
France
Upper Broadway
Bendix Aviation Corporation Marine Division
Brooklyn
FP. H. la Guardia
Madison Square Garden
Broadway
Trinity Church
British Submarines Sink 31 Axis Ships in Recent Operations
London June 6 AP British submarines sank 31 Axis ships in recent operations in the Mediterranean and Aegean seas. Twenty eight were merchant ships and five were naval auxiliaries. Seven more merchantmen were damaged. One prize was a large, strongly escorted ammunition ship bound for Crete.
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London
Aegean
U. S. Navy Department
Cregi
Crete
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