Yugoslav Crisis Dims Axis Hopes Amid Balkan Tensions
The piece surveys Yugoslavia s shift toward a pro British and pro Greek stance as Axis pressure mounts. It notes regional fears of a Balkan war, the difficulty of defeating Yugoslavia, and the broader impact on World War II dynamics. It contrasts public support for the regime with labor unrest at home and the response of U S authorities to strikes during wartime.
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Jugoslavia
Versalles
Belgrade
Dean Atic
Govert
Massamm
Therat Asarry
Greece
Adolf Tllertt
Bulgaria
Adolf Hitler
Uncle Samsun
Harvill
Congressien
National Mediate Board
de Dykstra
Bethlehem Strke
Publi
Allis Chalmers
Milwaukee
CIO
Congressman Dies
Reds
William Green
AF of L
Willkie Tours Canada Amid War Aid Appeals
Willkie emphasizes ongoing bid for presidency by touring Canada with strong crowd reception in Toronto and Montreal. He urges sending ships and goods to Britain, a message met with cheering as ticker tape welcomes him on the next leg.
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Willkie
Wendell Willkie
Canada
Toronto
Montreal
King Carol and Magda Lupescu Barred by Moral Turpitude Clause
The report notes U S regulations used a moral turpitude clause to bar the marriage of King Carol II of Romania and Magda Lupescu, reflecting tensions over romantic unions and nationality rules as Berlin and other governments commented on policy and diplomacy.
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Santiago
Chile
Carol Bonani
Magda Lupescu
United States
Berlin
Juy Slavia
Turkey
Submarine Warzone Expands Toward Iceland and U.S. Coasts
Amid sensational notices, analysts map the 42 degree west longitude line as Germany widens its submarine blockade toward Iceland and American shores. Britain seeks additional vessels from Norway while U.S. guidance funding climbs to 42 billion dollars for national defense and aid to Europe.
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Iceland
Twestern
Corrient Nd
Britain
Teeland
Godafos
New York
Denmark
Europe
Roosevelt
OPM
Office of Prouction Management
Thidng
Addion
Tse Ge Sims
Opportunities For Boys in COC Camp 81
The Civilian Conservation Corps program for Camp 31 offers enrollees job training in fields like truck driving, welding, mechanics, clerical work, surveying, and carpentry. It emphasizes education, leadership, citizenship, and comparisons between democratic life and dictatorship to mold boys into productive, confident American citizens.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Becoe
Itvilian Conservation Corps
Wem
Unat
Eight Years of the CCC Debate on Camp Operations
The text argues for continuing all CCC camps run by the Department of the Interior to benefit the public domain. It discusses site selection, watering points, loading, and camp management, emphasizing the program's value and the need to justify its continuation for public lands and infrastructure.
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Nat de Fea
CCC
Department of the Interior
GCC
What the Coo Has Done for Ms What the Coo Has Done for Ms
Robert Blackwell reflects on two years in the Civilian Conservation Corps learning first aid assisting the camp doctor while gaining typing and business English skills. He describes advancing from farm work to leadership and office tasks, highlighting the training and experiences offered by CCC enrolles.
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CCC
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