U.S. May Cancel Flour Shipments to Occupied France
State Department considers canceling two shiploads of flour to unoccupied France amid changed conditions since earlier arrangements. No decision yet. The Red Cross was authorized to use the Ile de Rey and Leopold in New York to ship 13 500 tons of flour to Marseilles as a relief test.
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France
United States
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Île de Rey
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Marseilles
Gaston Henry Haye
Tornado Hits At Wortham and Texas Panhandle Storms
A tornado struck Wortham injuring M. Smith and Estellene Ezzell as a roof was ripped from a home. The storm swept across Tyler, Longview, and Henderson with record hail and heavy rain, causing $100,000 in store damages and several oil derricks toppled. Nearly 3,000 students compete in Panhandle music judging, with winners advancing to the national district in Waco next month.
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M. Smith
Estellene Ezzell
Smith
Ezzell
C. C. Ezzell
Tyler
Shreveport
Longview
Henderson
Huntsville
Harrison County
Hazleton
Amarillo High contestants travel for contest judging
The Amarillo Globe describes Thursday events at the Senior High gym and Armory with contestants not actively in the contest. School buses in bright colors brought participants, some staying overnight in local hotels and homes under Chamber of Commerce help. Results will be posted and published the next morning.
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Page Rouur Naam
Amarillo
Chorus competition teams from multiple towns perform
Choral contests featured choruses from Pampa Perryton Dimmitt Tulsa Canadian Patton Springs Hereford Plainview Berger and Amarillo with several ensembles and 41 soloists. Tomorrow and Saturday at Butler Field the band marching contest will be under lights with an admission of 2 cents for adults and 15 cents for students. the public may hear the concert contests in the auditorium free tonight there will be roller skat-
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Hereford
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Groom
Silverton
Ralls
Sam Houston
Morse, Friona
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Dimmitt
Hale Center
Tulsa
Canadian
Patton Springs
Plainview
Berger
Butler Field
Reds Comment on Balkan Change
The Red Star and Red Fleet comment that Yugoslav coup alters Balkan affairs and opens a new phase in southeastern Europe. They note Yugoslav resolve to preserve independence, deny German atrocity charges, and say events boost Greek morale while stressing British naval victories.
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Balkan
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Brother Appears in Baylor Forum Session
Baylor University psychology teacher Will Rogers was detailing jury influence when his brother Hamilton Rogers, a Texas University Law School graduate and Fort Worth attorney, walked in and Will invited him to speak.
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Hamilton Rogers
Texas University Law School
Fort Worth
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Loyalists vow Free Spanish force against intolerance
Isabel de Palencia, former Spanish minister to Sweden and Finland and now a loyalist refugee, arrived in New York from Mexico City and announced the coming formation of a Free Spanish force modeled on de Gaulle's Free French to oppose totalitarianism.
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Finland
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Mexico City
99th Pursuit Outfit Made Up of Negroes
Tuskegee Alabama April 3 collegiate entrants speed toward forming the 99th pursuit squadron the army s first all negro air unit. Recruitment of a 276 man ground crew from high school graduates passes apt tests and a few weeks. Tuskegee claims advantage for cadet appointments due to an advanced civilian pilot training setup under the Civil Aeronautics board. Charles A Anderson leads the program with an army contract to train fledgling pilots as the field expands and the fleet grows.
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Ala
Army
99Th
Montgomery
Auburn
Alabama Polytech
Charles A. Anderson
Far Eastern defense talks held by U S and British chiefs
U S and British naval and military leaders met in Manila on April 3 for a full dress conference on the Far Eastern defense. Participants included Adm Thomas C. Hart Maj Gen George Grunert Sir Robert Brooke-Popham and Francis B. Sayre with other American leaders. Possible use of Singapore base and coordinated Far Eastern defense were discussed.
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U.P
Far Eastern
Robert Brooke-Popham
Far East
Thomas C. Hart
George Grunert
Hart
Grunert
Francis B. Sayre
United States
Philippines
Singapore
South Seas
Bald Headed Men Have Last Laugh
In Cave Spring Georgia residents with bald heads are winning a public joke as the barber leaves town forcing a return to the bow and scissors cut. The town of about 1000 now laughs at the shift and the old style haircut regains favor.
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Cave Spring
Yugoslavia Crisis Echoes In Axis Powers’ Reactions
Fascist spokesman Virginia Gajda accuses Yugoslavia of repudiating the Axis pact and urges swift clarification of Belgrade’s new government. He questions the credibility of a state that renounces a solemn international agreement and severs ties with its signed accord as events unfold.
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Germany
Italy
Belgrade
Gayda
Yugoslavia
Troops Guard U S Legations as Students Rally in Rome
In Rome on April 3, U F students attempted demonstrations at the United States embassy and the Yugoslav legation. Troops formed cordons to block access to both buildings as students paraded with Italian and German flags and cheered Japanese Foreign Minister Yosuke Matsuoka.
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Yosuke Matsuoka
Palazzo Borghese
Via Vittorio Veneto
Strikes threaten at Chicago Union Stock Yards amid talks
The union plans a 661 stock handlers strike at the Chicago Union Stock Yards unless progress is made in a third conference with a federal mediator or mayoral intervention. Wage hour changes and a closed shop are sought. Congress members urge Roosevelt to condemn labor-strike practices in defense industries. A flour fat mix recipe is also noted for greasing pans.
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Edward J. Kelly
Strke
Pwocc
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
McCormack
Clifton A. Woodrum
D. Va
Allis-Chalmers
Student enrolls with 38 ducks at UNH after housing agreement
Mary Brownlee McKee travels from Canaan about 40 miles to Durham to begin a two year agricultural program at the University of New Hampshire. School officials agree to house her flock of 38 ducks during study.
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Durham
N. H
Mary
Brownlee McKee
University of New Hampshire
Canaan
Oklahoma City music contest announces phase results
A Classen High School music rector will announce this phase's results this afternoon. Separate rooms host band instrument solo contenders judged by Russell S Howland and other instructors while choirs quartets and vocal solos perform under judge Ouida Clemons.
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Classen High
Oklahoma City
YMCA
Russell S. Howland
University of Ilinois
Ouida Clemons
Abi
Gly-Cas Restores Health and Energy for Corpus Christi Woman
Mrs. F. K. Smothers of 2321 West Broadway Corpus Christi Texas credits Gly-Cas with rapid relief from years of joint pain poor digestion and nighttime kidney action. She reports improved bowel elimination disappearance of muscular aches better appetite uninterrupted sleep and renewed energy after starting Gly-Cas. Fox Drug Co. in the city sells Gly-Cas and is available through local and nearby pharmacists.
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Fox Drug Co
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