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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1942
Page
2
Java War Outlook and Allied Dilemmas in East Indies
In a wartime briefing the focus is on Japanese gains in Java and the East Indies, with Java preparing defenses and Australia urged to aid. Analysts debate whether Japan will press toward India or pivot to Australia, as Allied planners seek potential supply routes through Australia and New Zealand. U.S. naval movements hint at options for future operations if the East Indies fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapire
Rita
Sivan
East
Enutius
Praieh
Japan
Singapore
Hall
Java
Sumates
Poalembang
Sumatra
Australia
Soin
Esat Indies
East Indies
India
Jamestock
Cape York
U. S
New Zealand
Ines
Polernborg
Arian
Josh
Viereck trial and wartime propaganda exposed in Marshall Islands
In Washington the Viereck espionage case opened with prosecutor Maloney denouncing him as a contemptuous spy. The trial linked Viereck to propaganda from Munich and a Jersey publisher, while testimony outlined U S and Japanese war actions, including raids on Gilbert and Marshall Islands and heavy enemy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viereck
Washington
Etate Department
William Power Maloney
Maloney
United States
Teutonic Nver- Lordo
Lundeen
Fiandere Hall
New Jersey
History Made in Aruba After War Deaths on Land
American troops arrived to take over Aruba defenses when German submarines attacked the harbor two days later sinking or damaging seven tankers and shelling the Big Standard Oil refinery. A German torpedo later exploded during dismantling by Dutch officers, killing four, marking the first land casualties in the American hemisphere. Meanwhile Atlantic torpedoings continued with the burning of a Brazilian liner, the Buarque, off Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aruba
Jepat
Atlantic
Buarque
Virginia
Brazil
Huitain Cabinet Tweaks and War Debates Across Capitals
In London Huitain cuts the war cabinet from nine to seven as popular demand yields partial concessions. Sir Stafford Cripps becomes lord privy seal and Churchill’s deputy leading the Commons. In Washington Ickes signals voluntary gasoline curtailment while the destroyer Shaw, repaired after Pearl Harbor, sails to the West Coast for reconditioning. In Honolulu a light airplane sales restriction confines to military agencies and a few named buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Huitain
Stafford Cripps
Moscow
Churchill
Werashiegton
Ickes
Honolulu
Shaw
Pearl Harbor
West Coast
Washington
WPH
We Army
Navy
MacArthur Angers Bombardment Boost Amid Luzon Action
The text notes increased bombardment under General MacArthur, praise for new heroes, and Jose Calugas receiving the Medal of Honor for heroism at a gun. It also mentions Japanese planes aiding Luzon operations after Singapore's fall and questions about reinforcement timing to Bataan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Luzon
Westington
Washington
Jose Calunas
Citateon
Calugas
Loto Agdon
Singapore
Bataan
Government sugar ration cards push praised by GPO chiefs
The government printing office prepares to produce 700 million sugar ration cards for March 7 distribution. Price Administrator Henderson toured the presses as the GPO coordinates extensive presswork. About 131 million people are in the region, with 23 firms contracted to print forms and applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government
Printing Department
Price
Henderson
GPO
Iites
Hutton
Acria
Rumors and Roosevelt Takedown in Washington Star Cartoon
The Washington Star cartoon scorches rumor peddling that fuels disunity. President Roosevelt denounces the practice at his press conference calling it a dangerous spectre and stressing unity over partisan division amid wartime strain. The piece notes broader press criticism of his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Roosevelt
Washington
Mtessearia
Billion-dollar bill passes Congress amid wartime needs
A vast bill totaling billions of dollars for the war effort moves through Congress after debate. The act consolidates wartime financing, with discussions noting Frances Perkins' resignation and the implication that pension legislation rides as a by-product of the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Frances Perkins
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Ondermd
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OCD
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Aneer
Office of Civilian Defense
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