Bulgars Move Seen As Key To Nazi Isolation
The Associated Press reports Bulgaria's coup d etat installs a pro French regime and removes Italy-influenced figures, seen as enabling a European defense pact to isolate Nazi Germany. A broad Francophile alliance may link France Soviet Union Turkey and others, with Poland’s stance as a pivotal uncertainty.
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Associated Press
Bulgaria
Italy
Germany
Friends of
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Holy Roman Empire
Russia
League of Nations
Soviet Union
Turkey
Rumania
Yugoslavia
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Clar ence Jones slips from appendectomy to tonsil removal
Clarence Jones went to Macon hospital for appendectomy but, due to bed shortages, was slated for a tonsil operation instead. He and another patient were presented as candidates for tonsillectomies, with Jones returning later for the actual appendectomy.
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Macon
Clarence Jones
Jones
Bybee accused of Army guns theft in Texas
Hil ton Bybee who escaped from Eastham prison farm with Raymond Hamilton and Cecil Lewis alias Jim Welling was charged in a federal indictment with stealing 68 army pistols from the Jacksboro National Guard Armory on March 28. The pair fled Crockett and were captured near Woodson before being returned to the penitentiary. Bybee received 25 years for prior robbery. Lewis 20 years.
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Fort Worth
Hilton Bybee
Clyde Barrow
Raymond Hamilton
Eastham
National Guard
Jacksboro
Cecil Lewis
Jim Welling
Bybee
Houston
Crockett
Woodson
Lewis
Guard Faces Charge After Shot Is Fired
Houston May 22. Peter Smith a Shipside Contracting Company guard faces assault to murder carrying 1A pistol and rude display of firearms after a shot was fired over the heads of striking longshoremen. He said he fired to frighten them as a truckload moved to unload the Robin Adair at the Houston turning basin docks. Smith was released on a $750 bond.
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Peter Smith
Shipside Contracting Company
Robin Adair
Luckenback Steamship Company
Smith
International
Three Youths Die in Borrowed Plane Crash Near Porterville
Porterville California May 22 three young men Howard Butte 24 Arthur Jameson 22 and Ray Hulse 21 were killed when the borrowed airplane they piloted crashed atop Rocky Hill granite eminence five miles from Porterville in the foothills. The tragic accident ended after the craft struck the hill when it crashed in calm weather local authorities said.
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Porterville
Calif
Here
Howard Butte
Arthur Jameson
Ray Hulse
Woman Drowns Amid Chicken Feed Health Fears
In Randolph Wisconsin on May 22 Mrs Paul Patrick fearing illness from her eggs fed a mash treated with acid to her chickens. Twenty five birds died and she drowned herself in a water trough to protect customers. An eastern bachelor left his property to three women who rejected him with the line I owe all my earthly happiness.
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Randolph
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Paul Patrick
Patrick
Mocking House Plot Thickens Over Bridge Boulevard Bid
Dufresne presses Mayor and police chief James Connors on a Bridge Boulevard contract bid. Hallahan lowers his price by 90 000 and a re paying clause may pass. A midnight bid deadline looms as Dufresne coordinates strategy with a manipulative, shadowy group.
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Bridge Boulevard
Hallahan
Dufresne
Harry
Austerlitz
St Marys Pupils Hold Rites Friday
Graduation ceremonies for St Marys Academy primary grades will be held Friday morning at 8 at 1200 Washington Street. High mass led by Rev W F Rosen, sung by the academy choir. Queen of May crowned on academy grounds with pupils in caps and gowns.
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St. Mary's Academy
Academy
Washington Street
W. F. Rosen
Poppy Day to Aid Disabled Veterans in Amarillo
Amarillo observes Poppy Day with coffee and poppies distributed by the American Legion Auxiliary. Proceeds fund wages for makers in hospitals and support Legion activities for disabled veterans and dependents. Mrs. H. I. Pond notes poppies honor World War dead on Memorial Day.
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Amarillo
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
H. I. Pond
Philadelphia
Boleslaw Szczyglewski
Szczyglewski
Nothing Like It Say Lovely Women Face Powder Ad
Ad copy touts Mello Glo face powder made with exclusive French process claiming long wear pore-minimizing smooth texture and natural blend. Says it gives a fresh youthful bloom with no irritation or dry, available at City Drug Stores for 50c and 1.00.
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Ady
Elaborate plans to protect Dufresne outlined for tomorrow
The fragment recalls a tense line about someone firing between Waterdale and Folgee Hill and mentions elaborate plans set for tomorrow to protect Dufresne. The text preserves a historic newspaper vibe with names and places that hint at a local security matter.
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Bulieta
Waterdale
Folgee Hill
Walter C. Brown
Dufresne
Auditor Tries Forgery Case in Hidalgo County
Trial of L. E. Tinkler former Hidalgo County auditor began after Judge J. P. Pool overruled a motion to quash the indictment. Proceedings opened in Victoria Texas on May 22.
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Victoria
Tex
L. E. Tinkler
Hidalgo County
J. P. Pool
Court recessed after four witnesses examined
Four witnesses were examined before the court recessed, marking a pause in the proceedings. The adjournment follows testimony presented to the judge and jury, outlining key elements of the case.
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