Yugoslav Dilemma Tests Axis Demands and Culture
Dewitt Mackenzie analyzes Yugoslavia as it weighs joining the Axis or resisting Hitler’s pressure. He notes a cautious, yet growing mobilization toward arms, possible coordination with Greece, Turkey, and Britain, and enduring resentment of German dominance rooted in memory of World War I. He recalls Belgrade’s complex stance under Prince Regent Paul amid tense Balkan politics.
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Balkan Peninsula
Mediterranean
Balkans
Hitler
Germany
Belgrade
Berlin
Paul
Ostrex Tonic Tablets Advertised for Over 40s
A vintage ad touts Ostrex Tonic Tablets for men and women over 40, claiming benefits from tonics and minerals, with a doctor endorsing the product. It promotes a special 35¢ introductory size for 29¢ and urges purchase at drug stores including Cretney.
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Nevada Prison Population Mix Sparks Expansion Plan
Nevada’s prison system faces growth as only 7 percent of inmates are native. The rest hail from 40 states and 15 foreign countries. Officials say expansion is needed to meet rising demand. A radio station license requires American citizenship.
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Carson City
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Nevada
Food ships to pass blockade for unoccupied France
Britain and the United States near a plan to send two French ships from New York with food grain through the British blockade to unoccupied France. Passage hinges on British permission and a pledge from Vichy that the food goes to unoccupied France, with safeguards against German or occupied France benefit.
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Great Britain
United States
France
New York
Vichy
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Two Choirs Will Sing Tonight in Amarillo Churches
Two A Cappella choirs perform in Amarillo at 8 pm. Trinity University Choir, with six years of concert tours, headlines at Central Presbyterian Church. Bethany Peniel College Choir, two years old and directed by Chester C Crill, appears at First Church of the Nazarene at Lincoln Street.
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Trinity University
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Peniel College and Trinity Choirs Open to Public
Peniel College Bethany Oklahoma and Trinity University Choir directed by Alton Clay Pierce will present programs for the public. The Trinity Choir comprises 36 selected members and both ensembles invite community attendance.
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Bethany
Oklo
Trinity University
Alton Clay Pierce
Drama pupil refuses offer by Hollywood
Donna Schreyer an 18 year old Stephens College drama student surprised talent director William Meiklejohn by declining a contract. She cited parental constraints and said she would like to pursue opportunities but expects her father Dr C T Schro yer of Sioux Falls SD to oppose. Schreyer and other students on a Columbia Missouri spring tour visited Paramount studios and tested for a new film with material from The Lady Eve.
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Donna Schreyer
Stephens College
William Meiklejohn
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Columbia
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Eve
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Meiklejohn Offers Stock Contract to Woman
A man named Meiklejohn offered a stock contract to a woman who refused with tears. He remarked it was amazing and expressed disbelief, saying girls, especially...
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