Halifax Warns Not To Overestimate Japanese In War
Lord Halifax cautioned Americans and Britons against under or overestimating Japan as they wage World War II. He said the fight against the Nips and Nazis is one war and urged peak American production to match Japanese output. He projected German setbacks but warned of pressure on supply lines to Russia and North Africa while noting Italy’s desire to exit the war.
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Churchill to Present Secret Report on War Leaders Talks
London April 16 Prime Minister Winston Churchill will deliver a secret report to the House of Commons detailing brand strategy discussions with Gen George C Marshall U S Chief of Staff and Harry L Hopkins.
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Pampa Mother Sent More Sons to War
Stella Pollard, a gold star mother, has two sons in World War No. 2. A. W. dr. left for induction in Lubbock and Fred joined the navy after Pearl Harbor. One son died in World War I at the Argonne. the other served six years in the navy.
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Mrs. Hurd Thrown From Horse Near Home
Mrs. T. S. Hurd of 1723 East Seventh Avenue was thrown from a horse while tending milk stock near the Tri-State Fair grounds. She was hospitalized at St Anthony's Hospital after the incident. extent of injuries not yet known. In Austin, April 16, Governor Stevenson disclosed Lady Halifax prefers coffee to tea despite menus serving tea at luncheon.
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Contracts for Highways Stopped
A war production board order stopping non essential construction delays the Texas state highway department from awarding road improvement contracts in 47 counties that were put to bid April 10. Military access roads and strategic network arteries remain unaffected.
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MacArthur Still Awaiting Orders For UN Command
At Australian headquarters on April 16 an army spokesman said General MacArthur had not received instructions from Washington to organize a United Nations command yet. In San Diego Duke faces a petty theft case. the chief state witness was Duke himself, who wore the stolen coat. He has five days in jail to ponder his error.
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Military Rites For Hugh Johnson Arranged At Arlington
Washington April 16 Gen Hugh Johnson 59 died yesterday of pneumonia in Washington. Full military rites will be held at Arlington Cemetery at 10 A M tomorrow. Johnson was a noted soldier economist and columnist. Columbus prepares for Pay Your Debt Day at Capital University on April 24 to promote debt awareness and settlement.
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Markets Rally and Decline Mixed Across Dow Jones Edge
Markets show mixed activity with Dow Jones averages reported by Merrill Lynch as fluctuating. Notable stock movements include General Motors and U S Steel among several industrials, with varied price changes at 1 P M and a heavy Kansas City Livestock section noting hog and cattle price shifts.
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Thief Returns Long Missing Lumber At West Thirteenth
Hughes reports a thief who stole two 12 by four and an 8 foot two by four from his new house at 4235 West Thirteenth Avenue. Last night the culprit returned three 18 foot two by fours and the eight footer.
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Civilian Defense Office Revamped by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt reorganized the civilian defense office retaining James M. Landis as director and creating a civilian defense board to advise and assist him. The board includes representation from the war and navy departments under an executive order.
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Civil War Vet Injured by Old Shell at Camp Davis
At Camp Davis in North Carolina a Civil War casualty, Pvt. Harry Chait of Detroit, born over 50 years after the war, was burned when an old shell used for a makeshift fireplace erupted. He received treatment at the station hospital for burns to hands and face.
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Local Latin Students Triumph at District Meet
Jack Caulley, a second year Latin student, won first place in the essay contest and John Archer, a first year Latin student, took third in the same event at the district Latin meet in Sweetwater. Both pupils study under Miss Anna Mae Klapproth at the high school. Houston April 16.
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