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Please note the brownish marks on the two right-hand columns of the front page. This is the first solid evidence we have seen that at least as long as 70 years ago people drank coffee while they scanned their newspapers for uploading to the internet.

10 A. M. Broadcast – 2-3
World War Debt Already Doubled – 3
The International Situation – 3
Red Forces Retire – 4-5
Ruins in Riga: Produced by German Bombardment (photo) – 5
New ‘Dunkerque’ is Seen at Odessa – 5-7
Scenes in Smolensk after Its Capture by Germans in Hardest-Fought Battle of the War (photos) – 6-7
Lakes that Surround Odessa Armor City against Easy Conquest by Nazi Legions – 8
Serious View Taken in London of German Drive into Ukraine – 8
British Bomb a Vast Area; Raiders Defy Bad Weather – 9
Nazis Put ‘Viktoria’ Stamp on Occupied Lands’ Mail – 9
Raids Put Reich ‘In Front Lines’ – 10
Fortress Bombers Said to Spread Unrest in Reich and Occupied Areas – 10
New Course Seen for Democracies (by John H. Crider) – 11
Axis Films Fought by Britain and U.S. – 11
Italians Flounder in Mud of Ukraine – 11
Petain’s Appeal Held Misjudged (by G.H. Archambault) – 12
Nazis Find Petain in ‘Positive’ Stand – 12
Canadians Demand Vichy Envoy’s Ouster – 12
Vichy ‘Chooses Sides’ (by Hanson W. Baldwin) – 14
Hull Meets British on Far East Threat – 14
The Texts of the Day’s Communiques on the War – 15-16
German Pins Hope on Farm Technique – 16
U.S.-Build Airplanes on Vast Patrol Jobs – 16