Germany Faces Yugoslavia Shift in War Plans
The article argues Germany must revise Balkan strategy as Yugoslavia's coup raises doubts about neutrality. It considers troop redeployments near Yugoslavia, risk to Italy in Albania, and potential British aid to Yugoslav forces if war widens. It notes Matsuoka’s presence signals diplomatic setback for Hitler and warns against a Yugoslav entry triggering an Axis debacle.
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J. W. T. Mason
United Press
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Moore County District to Contest Council Seat Next Week
A test will represent the Moore County District in the upcoming Council contest to be held here next week.
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Test
Moore County
Sam Houston Band Parents to Meet Tonight
A special called meeting of the Sam Houston Junior High School Band Parents Association will be held tonight at 7:15 at the school.
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Sam Houston Band
Sam Houston Junior High School Band Parents’ Association
Bob Davenport Dies in Houston
Bob Davenport a longtime barber and area inspector died in a Houston hospital yesterday after being transferred there about two weeks ago Funeral services will be held locally for the Panhandle area figure who served as inspector for several years
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Bob Davenport
Panhandle
Houston
Too big for the army a 6 foot 10% inch man
Harry R. Ellis of Royal Oak township Oakland County volunteered for service but was rejected by his local draft board because his feet would not fit military shoes He stands 6 feet 10% inches tall and weighs 210 pounds Burial for another man will be at Ranger Cemetery following services at Ranger tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 oclock in Ranger
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Birmingham
Mich
U.P
Harry R. Ellis
Royal Oak Township
Oakland County
Ellis
Troubled Times Boost Bible Sales in Pocket Books Hype
Pocket Books reports a surge in Bible sales amid global unease and persecution. The firm released a King James Version edition in its 25 cent pocket series, with nearly eight million copies sold last year and over a billion Bibles in 1952 across many languages and dialects.
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Pocket Books, Inc
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