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... newspapers, and in one of his articles he considered the possibilities of another war. Even at that date . thought that a second world , war was inevitable. pointed out that in the years prior to 1914 a general conflagration appeared improble. an anachronism ...
... President Roosevelt, in a message to-day to the annual convention the American Farm Bureau Federation. says: “Nowadays, the second world war is having an injurious effect upon our economy and the economy of the world; but out of this war there has already emerged ...
... Britain’s cause in the United States of America may well be hailed in the future as one of the most decisive events in the Second World War. Not so long ago, hardly issued an appeal—“ From anybody over here had ever this day on, America must heard of William ...
... Hughes, after a distinguished r in the submarine service in the last v became Chief of Staff at Plymouth. outbreak of the second world war he appointed to command the aircraft Glorious, and went down with his ship * she was sunk during the Norvvcj withdrawal ...
... Claudette Colbert and the Second World War From Our London Film Critic SO great is the flood of Hollywood's anti-Nazi films that this week we have seen both sophisticated Claudette Colbert and doe-eyed Joan Bennett as spokesmen for democracy in two of ...
... Vandenberg emphasised his personal support of aid for Britain, but said that the White House had become G.H.Q. for the second world war, and the Bill would make President Roosevelt Power politician No. 1 of the world. Senator Nye demanded to know whether ...
... was in a Heinkel III The raider dropped from the skies ?VER since then the squadron has played briLliant part in the Second World War It has destroyed over raiders in day (says the Air Ministry News Service) Its badge is a gamecock and the pilots can ...
... opposite goals, must covet the white city with equal intensity. If the Balkans are to be the main battleground of the second World War—the threshold where the powers of evil are to be destroyed, then Salonika is destined to take a place in history transcending ...
... OF WAR The direct and important reactions upon the finances of local authorities, resulting from the first year of the second world war, are examined by the Birmingham City Treasurer (Mr. J. R. Johnson) in the City Council’s Blue [Book ” for the year ended ...
... preparedness, “Komsomol Pravada,” organ of the Corrtmunist Youth League, writes: The most important conclusion of the second world war for us is that we must not be weaker militarily than our adversaries. The Red Army must be the strongest in the world ...
... League, writes: The international situation obliges us daily to prepare for war. The most important conclusion of the second world war for us is that we must not be weaker militarily than our adversaries. The Red Army must be the strongest in the world ...
... military preparedness, “Komsomol Pravda,” organ of the Communist Youth League, writes; The most important conclusion of the second world war for us is that we must not be weaker militarily than our adversaries. The Red Army must be the strongest in the world ...