[Homer_J_Simpson]

Leaders Get Hint – 2
Turkish Press Lauds Roosevelt’s Speech – 2
The International Situation – 3
Sinkings Revealed – 3-4
Halifax Gets Aide for Economic War – 4
Turks and Greeks Talk with British – 4-5
Huge Convoys are Carrying Arms to Greece; Italian Navy and Nazi Airplanes Stay Away – 5
President Leaves Today for Fishing Cruise in Yacht with Two Destroyers as Convoy – 6
Aid-Allies Policy Held Bid for War – 6
Guns: Handy and Big on Britain’s Newest Dreadnought (photo) – 7
Col. Donovan Back; Has Seen ‘A Lot’ – 8
Britain’s Need for Ships – 9
The Texts of the Day’s War Communiques – 10

[Homer_J_Simpson]

http://www.onwar.com/chrono/1941/mar41/f19mar41.htm

HMS Malaya torpedoed escorting convoy

Wednesday, March 19, 1941 www.onwar.com

In the North Atlantic... The British battleship Malaya is seriously damaged by a torpedo from U-106 when with a convoy in the Atlantic. The Malaya goes to New York for repairs — the first major British warship to receive such help.

In Belgrade... The Germans repeat their demands on Yugoslavia. They now give the Yugoslavs five days to make a decision.

[Lancey Howard]

ARMY TO REPLACE STRIKERS ON WRIGHT AIR FIELD WORK UNLESS DISPUTE ENDS TODAY

Heh, so the communists were just as selfish and greedy 70 years ago as they are today.

[Lancey Howard]

By the way, it’s not included in your list of headlines, but there is an interesting story right in the middle column of the front page about the communists infiltrating colleges and universities. District Attorney Thomas Dewey was going after them. The unions (communist fronts) were not pleased.

Also, the return of Wild Bill Donovan...

Today’s edition is prettty good!