Doctor of Graf Spee Faces Deportation
Dr. Herman Frederick Erben, a medical officer linked to the Graf Spee, lost his U.S. citizenship and faces deportation after federal judges ruled he did not meet residency requirements for naturalization. Officials say deportation proceedings may proceed. Erben, a Vienna native who arrived in 1924, is noted as an authority on tropical diseases and has a history of evasive reports and wartime service.
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JCC To Hear Stanley Foran At Amarillo Dinner
Stanley Foran of Dallas, famed after-dinner speaker, will discuss America's role in world affairs at the Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce awards dinner. Two civic awards for 1940 will be presented to Amarillo men, ages 35 and under and over 35, with winners to be announced tonight. The 4:30 p.m. event at the Capitol Hotel will be led by President Hollis DeGrasis.
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Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Bert) McCullough
Binford Arney
Capiotel
Hollis DeGrasill
Rich Prize of Indo China At Stake
Saigon reports Japanese mediators seek a peace formula as French Indo China faces the border clash between French and Thai forces. Indo China, with 23 million people and vast rice farms, remains a rich prize amid regional tensions.
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Willkie Buys Beer for Soldiers in London Pub
Wendell Willkie, amid air raid alarms, relaxed in Shepherd Market and Greenwich Village pubs buying beers for soldiers en route home. He played darts, drew his own beer, toasted the troops, and toured air raid shelters, saying the experience moved him to tears.
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Wendell L. Willkie
Shepherd Market
Greenwich Village
Willkie
British Isles
America
Fort Benning Expands To Train Nation’s Armies
Fort Benning Ga grows from about 9500 to over 40000 troops in 12 months. The post houses the Infantry School 2nd Armored Division and the motorized Rolling 4th Division training with 2500 trucks. The 501st Parachute Battalion conducts practice drops at Lawson Field while modernization ends horse infantry and horse artillery. Construction tops $11 million for 1577 buildings with permanent structures over $30 million. canvas camps give way to new villages.
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United States
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National Defense Program
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Lawson Field
Benning
Terra Firma
501St
William M. Miley
24Th Infantry
BC Pain Relief Ad Claims Fast Action
An advertisement asserts that BC provides fast relief when used as directed for neuralgia headaches muscular aches and functional periodic pains. It advises consulting a physician if pains persist or recur frequently.
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