Strict Dutch Neutrality Was Aid to Nazis
A fragmentary report argues that Dutch neutrality during World War II aided Nazi efforts by delaying collaboration with Britain and France. It suggests Dutch leaders walked a tightrope under German pressure, with records in London detailing cautious diplomacy and fear of provoking invasion, while maintaining cautious contact with Allied powers.
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London
Europe
Great Britain
France
Netherlands
Dutch Defense Waver as Invasion Loomed in 1940 History
Lt Col Bol G Boorman notes Dutch reinforcements arrived May 23 at Zeeland garrison and were disarmed by Belgians. Netherlands faced scarce artillery and anti-tank weapons, four Army Corps and 400,000 men, while German assault began May 10 with 250,000 men. Allies delayed, Breda held briefly, Netherlands capitulated May 14. British French shifts and air raids followed as Allies considered border defense plans.
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Germany
Bol G. Boorman
Synae
Zeeland
Doorman
Meoxicatt
Dumientty Westher
Begian
Netherlands
van Hietens
Race & Frink
Holland
Pimline
Amy
Dutch
Air Corse
Door Brige
Hitler Hoodett Hokland
Altes
RB. A. FF. dGa
Breda
Zuider Zee
Pearl Harbor
Ardennes
Hne
Plug
Sunday church events and personal injuries in town
Sgnants kill Jake Williams and Elmer Williams’s daughter sustains broken collarbones from last week. consistory may meet at church tonight at 8. Freddie Coonredt to return from Samaritan Hospital after appendectomy. Philip Chase and his son to spend summer with Mr and Mrs George Film. Sunday School officers and teachers meet at parsonage tomorrow evening. Ruth E Shillinger sustains broken arm in car accident. Townsel Class No 1 to meet at the schoolhouse. Mrs Charles Hare to entertain Ladies Auxiliary Wednesday.
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Jake Williams
Elmer Williams
Freddie Coonredt
Samaritan Hospital
Sirs
Philip Chase
Young Son
New York
George Film
the Reformed Church
Ruth E. Shillinger
Wilson Snillinfer
Townsent Clus No. 1
Iogat
Pam
Charles Hare
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Town plans luncheon and game party for charity
A luncheon will be held at 1 p.m at the Ladiza Firemen's Hall followed by a social session. A game party is scheduled for Friday evening to benefit the Ambulance Association Fund, an annual town party sociation event aims to raise support.
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Ata
Ladiza
Agnual Town Party Sociation Fund
Hicks to Speak at Rotary Club in Granville
Granville Hicks, Harvard graduate and author of The Great Tradition, The Letters of Lincoln Stearns and more, will address the Trot Rotary Club today at 12 35 p m at The Hendrie Hudson. Introduced by Dwight Marvin of The Record Newspapers, Hicks has a long background in English at Rensselaer and Smith College and has written several novels.
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Granville Hicks
Grafton
Trot
Hendrie
Hudson
Tennessee Walier’ Authority
Harvard
Smith College
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute
America
Lice Coln Steerns
Sr. Hicks
Dwight Marvin
Record
French Troops Parade Amid Paris Celebrations
French troops paraded along the Champs Elysee under the Arc de Triomph as 400000 Parisians celebrated the fifth anniversary of the resistance movement. General de Gaulle addressed the crowd from a microphone urging his countrymen to unite for the underground.
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Paris
Champs Elysee
Petain
General de Gaule
France
Place de la Concorde
Americas
General de Gaulle
France and the Big Five parade at Place De La Camorde
A fragment notes a scene in Paris with France in the wars and a claimed second place in a "Big Five" event. The text mentions a parade review at the Place De La Camorde and a nearby figure described as the Sultan of Maroces in a white Arabian bur neosa.
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France
Place de la Camorde
Maroces
Ten Airmen Missing After Libera Tor Crash Off Cape Finisterre
A two Portuguese bombers and a Coast Guard boat set out yesterday to search for ten crewmen of an American Liberty ship reported to have crashed off Cape Finisterre at the northwest tip of Spain.
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Coast Guard
Cape Finisterre
Spain
Dies From Bullet Wound Ties NY Official to Ill Health
Francis M. Glynn 69 executive secretary of the New York State Bridge Authority at Poughkeepsie died in Hudson City Hospital from a self inflicted bullet wound. He was found in the garage of his Palace home by family members and transported by ambulance. Glynn had been in ill health for some years and served as village trustee mayor and school board member in Valerie.
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Francis M. Glynn
New York
Martin Slynn
Hudsons Hospital
F. J. Larson
Larson
Glynn
Girns
Glyon
Bridge Authority
Firemen Rescue Man From Embankment Fall
Firemen rescued Evnert Mam Paisley 343 of Piltafeld after a 30 foot fall left him with a fractured skull at the edge of a 618 foot wooden dam. Fire crews lowered by rope to the victim, placed him on a stretcher and hauled him up the embankment.
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Mam Evnert
Paisley
Piltafeld
Niest
Unscrambled Ad Claim for Comfort and Support Devices
An illustrated advertisement offers a supposedly painless brace product claiming six levels of comfort and holding power without torture. It promises security, freedom of movement, and temporary relief from pressure, urging readers to write for information.
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Haderm Reeimenon
Joey
Auli Infornation
Ady
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