Leahy Heads to Post aboard Tuscaloosa Cruiser
Admiral William D Leahy and his wife will sail on the U S cruiser Tuscaloosa to the Vichy government post after a White House appearance with Undersecretary Sumner Welles. President Roosevelt assigns the voyage and duties.
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British Finance Officials Discuss War Loans with Morgenthau
Sir Frederick Phillips, undersecretary of the British treasury, keeps the state department in Washington advised on British finances and war loan conditions. He remains in constant contact with Treasury Secretary Morgenthau on the subject.
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Navy Chief Cavagnari Resigns. Admiral Riccardi Named Successor
Italy's naval leadership sees Admiral Domenico Cavagnari step down as head of the navy. Admiral Arturo Riccardi is appointed to succeed him as chief of staff.
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Italy to Launch New Offensive Against Greeks Leader
General Ugo Cavallero now heads the Fascist General Staff after succeeding Arthur Pietro Badoglio. An Italian offensive is anticipated against Greek forces under Cavallero's command.
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Paul Brown Emerges as Leading Ohio State Coaching Candidate
Massillon high school coach Paul Brown, famed for high scoring unbeaten teams, is named as the leading candidate for the vacant Ohio State University coaching job amid nationwide attention on his program.
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Bud) Fisher
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Dutch Warship Captures Nazi Freighter Off Cuba
A Dutch warship seized a Nazi freighter off Cuba while British forces blockaded nearby. The Soviet era vessel had taken refuge with the Siarwald and the Phrygia early in the war. The Scarwald was also captured by four British warships. The Phrygia was scuttled by her crew as warships closed in.
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