Yugoslavia Refuses Axis Pact and Mobilizes Forces
Yugoslavia’s government under young King Peter rejects the Axis adhesion pact and pledges total neutrality while mobilizing 1.25 million troops. The move risks a broader war front as Germany weighs next steps and Japan’s Matsuoka observes Berlin’s handling of Belgrade.
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On the Railroads conduct an Amarillo inspection trip
Dalhart officials rode Panhandle Division in inspection car 556 with G W Williams roadmaster along. Chemist George Majors resumes work after flu. Mrs G B Marlatt returns from Oregon. J F Henery relieves F E Stevens at Shamrock for ten days while Stevens visits Pennsylvania for a Cub airplane. Mrs Bill Moore heads to Manley Iowa as Bill works as fireman. Conductor 8 H Mederis and Brakeman J C Montgomery awake by geese in Tucumcari as 500 geese fog misled them. Howard Brooks and Ted Helmcamp tour Amarillo. Conductor E G Placey hopes baths in Hot Springs lift him home soon.
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J. C. Montgomery
Tucumcari
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Burlington Rail Crew Updates and Hospital Stay
Brakeman Louie Dubuque is in St. Anthony's Hospital suffering from an infected threat and is reported improving. S. F. Webb temporarily takes Dubuque’s freight turn with Conductor C. K. Ivie while Glen T. Moore and wife travel to Kansas City for a three week vacation with a planned physical examination.
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Handbag With Jewels In Gutter In Camden
A handbag containing $18 and jewelry worth 1200 dollars lay in a Camden gutter for 15 hours before two insurance salesmen found it. It had been stolen from Mrs. Lizzie Shaw's home during dinner. The bag was recovered near her home and given to police. Also notes a recipe tip about browned bananas pairing with meats.
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Community social notes and railroad promotions in Fort Worth area
The item lists a Apr 1 afternoon gathering at Mrs. Gowdy's home with co-hostesses and mentions Miss Betty Jo Hodges visiting before heading to Denton. It notes Burlington's two CCC train moves from Utah to Louisiana, plus promotions for W A Newman to superintendent at West Burlington shops, with background on his Denver tenure and the dwindling freight car repair backlog per the American Railway Association.
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Murder in the Air draws crowds at Rex Theatre matinee
A Greek War Relief matinee precedes the Rex Theatre showing of Murder in the Air with proceeds aiding the Greek War Relief Fund. The Warner Bros thriller features secret agents and G men, starring Ronald Reagan with John Litel James Stephenson and Eddie Foy Jr in supporting roles.
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Beautiful Lyn Lys
John Litel
James Stephenson
Eddie Foy, Jr
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