Late Breaking War Bulletins, August 1941

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F.D.R. Tightens Anti-Axis Policy by
Decreasing Oil Exports to Japan

First U.S. Reporter Given Tour of War-
Torn Smolensk by German Conquerors

Womenfolk of Servicemen Protest Term
Extension Legislation

Spanish Division Arrives on Eastern Front

Proclamation by Armenian Intellectuals
Describes Stalin as Mankind's Best
Friend

Serb Town Torched by Nazis in Reprisal
for Guerilla Attacks

French Press Collaborationist, But
Unenthusiastic

Russian Scorched Earth Policy Proving
Successful

R.A.F. Bombs Cologne, Duesseldorf,
and Duisburg

German Tanks Reach Dnieper at Many
Points; Bitter Fighting Rages West of
River

Retreating Russians Blow up Dnieper
Dam

Paris Police Arrest 6,000 Jews in
Measures to Check Disorder and
Sabotage

Senator Wheeler Charges
Administration Anxious for War with
Japan

Retreating Reds Torch Tallinn;
Blaze Brightens Baltic Sky

Finns Recapture Viborg