Senate Group Authorized To Track Radicals
A Senate committee authorized a campaign to monitor subversive groups and individuals labeled as fascists or communists. The effort, led by Senator Font Anglis and supported by several party members, aims to investigate and curb alleged revolutionary activity while debating civil liberties and funding.
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Smalt Girl Escapes Serious Injuries
An infant named Smalt Girl escaped serious injuries after a car incident in which a mother and two others were involved. The child suffered only a bump on the back while the mother, Mrs. Av Hoikernen, and Sue Byrn were seated in the front. A quick stop by Mrs. Fvipheadien prevented further harm as the vehicle opened its door.
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German Pilots and Technicians Aid Italians in Libya
Al Wtaliay prisoner at Tobruk said on Wednesday night that about 1,000 German technicians are now in Libya to aid Italian defense against the British. He added the men were already conducting raids on Libyan ground forces and in the Mediterranean West from island bases.
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Budget Limit Passes Test Amid Tax Debate Across State
The body approved a budget plan amid clashes over revenue estimates and potential cuts. lawmakers debated funding safeguards as the governor warned that projected revenues could falter, risking broader shortfalls.
Ban on Naval Convoys in British Aid Bill Rejected by Committee
Rabies alarm prompts city to urge cooperation in keeping dogs safe. Burkey Walker warns two to three dog incidents in recent weeks and urges owners to keep pets at home or properly controlled with identification. One man died from dog bites during last year’s outbreak, and many dogs underwent treatment after hundreds were affected.
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Police Drive Nears Climax In Local March of Dimes Campaign
Portola court's drive to raise funds for fighting infantile paralysis continues toward a climax Thursday night with dances and events across the county. Leaders report donations nearing 300 dollars, with half kept for local use and the remainder sent to the national March of Dimes. Local parties include the Silver Bolter dance, Tia Juana dance, Catsie County Club event, and an Aldridge Plotek ballroom square dance. County officials Jack Cann and Ray Stegall head the drive, with school superintendent Dar Procterety coordinating the March of Dimes in every school child’s opportunity to give.
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Amendments Reported For Aid Measure In Senate Hearing
Washington news reports three amendments drafted for a major aid bill as hearings continue. Senator Vandenberg presses to list recipient nations and sectors while Stimson argues that rapid events abroad may require flexible wording. The discussion covers military aid scope and potential restrictions as lawmakers weigh amendments before floor action.
Reichs Minister of Justice Guertner Dies in Berlin
Reichs Minister of Justice Guertner died last night in Berlin after a short illness announced officially. He had served as minister since 1933, was reappointed by Hitler in 1939, and helped inaugurate the People’s Court in 1934 to handle high treason cases.
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Golden Sentenced On Two Counts
Raymord Gulden pleaded guilty to two charges and was sentenced by District Judge Tal Crawford to three years on each count. The sentences run concurrently at the state penitentiary for robbery and larceny involving domestic animals.
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House Group Rejects Ban on Using U S Vessels for Britain Aid
A House Foreign Affairs Committee bid to ban U S naval vessels from delivering supplies to Britain was rejected. An amendment clarified the act does not authorize convoy duty, with administration support. The discussion noted presidential power to order naval movements under the Constitution and lease lend program limits through June 1945.
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Metaxas dies in Greece after five years as leader
AP dispatch from AthenS reports Greek premier and dictator Ioannis Metaxas died at age 58 after a kidney ailment. Cabinet names Karatzis governor of the national bank. Kovizis to take Metaxas portfolios in foreign affairs war aviation navy and education. Medical teams traveled from Crete and Vienna to assist as Greece mourns the strongman who steered the nation through a period of crisis.
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Train Wreck Injures 25 Soldiers En Route to Camp Shelly
Twenty five soldiers were injured when a Southern Railway train derailed north of Deve and tumbled six cars and the engine. A seventh car tilted on the tracks. Fireman A W Smith of Meridian was killed. Hospitals report many soldiers required attention. some with broken bones. No fatalities among troops.
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False Answers Suspected In Ardmore Draft
Ardmore draft board officials report suspected false answers in draft questionnaires. Coordinator Gartner W. Braly says some rejected draftees boasted using drugs to influence the test, and others claimed felonies or medical conditions to fog doctors. The board will investigate these deceptive responses thoroughly.
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U.S. Exports Rise Sharply in 1940 Driven by War Materials
The Commerce Department reported U S merchandise exports in 1940 at 4 081564000, the highest since 1929, powered by shipments of war materials to the British Empire and increased rubber products. Exports were up 27 percent from 1939, while imports stood at 212 081000 and 559 065000.
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Italians Rally Behind Mussolini Reports of War
Fascists in Milan Verona and other cities paraded cheering Mussolini and German leaders amid reports of British strikes on Derna and Libyan positions. The drive followed claims of Allied successes while Italian and German leaders urged unity and condemned foreign doubters.
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More Funds Requested for President Now
Washington report states independent offices seek funds including a President Roosevelt emergency fund of 1.5 million and a $175 million war department appropriation for army equipage. The appropriations committee approved the measures to finance federal operations into the new fiscal year, noting defense needs dominate while non defense cuts are limited.
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Dew named deputy clerk in Bedford Court Office
Henry Dew resigned earlier this month and started as deputy clerk under Bre Bedford Court. Dew replaces Royce Gay as court clerk, with duties including handling clerk's fees and court proceedings.
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