United States to Arm Europe Under Lend Lease Revival
Washington reports officials expect Congress to revive wartime lending for arms and aid to Western European nations to counter Soviet pressure. debate centers on arming allies, while the United States builds its own forces, with Norway tensions highlighting urgency.
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Europe
John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Russia
Congress
Tion
White House
State Department
Izvestia
Norway
Truman
Scandinavia
Defense
Forrestal
Senate Armed Services Committee
Marshall
America
Amarillo Churches Prepare Easter Dawn Services
Amarillo churches will hold Easter services as the city experiences a warming trend and budding signs of spring. devout parishioners will gather at dawn to celebrate the risen Christ with early sunrise ceremonies and morning worship across the city.
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Amarillo
Christ
Easter weekend weather and festivities in Amarillo area
Fair and warmer conditions expected Sunday and Monday across West Texas and New Mexico with highs near the 65 to 75 degree range. The report notes early sunrise services at local churches in Amarillo and crowded Easter shopping as celebration continues through the day.
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Weather Bureau
West Texas
New Mexico
Schoel
German Peasant Woman in Good Friday Trance At Konnersreuth
Therese Neumann, a 52 year old peasant in Konnersreuth near the Czechoslovak border, reportedly shows bleeding from palms eyes and right shoulder on Good Friday. About 2000 spectators, including Capt. Charles B. Fabing, observe the trance and debate whether it is miracle or science. The Catholic Church remains non committal.
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Therese Neumann
Konnersreuth
Germany
Aear
St. Francis of Assisi
Miss Neumann
Charles B. Fabing
Chicago
Oklahoma policeman Admits Killing Waitress
Daily News Index details a report on a policeman from Oklahoma confessing to the killing of a waitress. The page also lists section updates and upcoming local topics.
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Oklahoma
Amarillo
Railroad Brotherhoods
Ray Pennington
P Dury
Missouri
Vandenberg
Randall County
Texola
T Olver 4 & Wiggins Lumber Co
Tornadoes Kill 23 Across South and Midwest
A wave of pre Easter tornadoes across eight states raises the nation total to 78 deaths for March. The storms injured over 100 and caused several million dollars in damage while ice, floods, and strong winds disrupted Alabama Tennessee Illinois Missouri and Michigan.
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Chicago
South
Midwest
Alabama
Tennessee
Lake Huron
Saginaw Bay
Mich
Lake Michigan
Indiana
Alaama
Louisiana
Mlinois
Missouri
Convict Learns English To Deny Guilt in Crime
Italian-born Tony Marino claims innocence in a 1925 murder in South Beloit while testifying at a Supreme Court hearing. He says police coerced a confession after beating him, and he did plead guilty at sentencing though he cites lack of counsel.
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Rockford. I
US Supreme Court
Tony Marino
South Beloit
Ill
Charles Patterson
Marino
Cotton to be shipped from Texas to Czechoslovakia
Twelve thousand bales of cotton are to be shipped from Port Houston to Czechoslovakia with eight thousand more loaded at Galveston and New Orleans. The SS Pulaski will unload at Gdynia Poland and overland to textile mills in Czechoslovakia. Loading here begins April 2, agent is Texas Transport and Terminal Company.
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Texas
Houston
Port Houston
Czechoslovakia
Galveston
New Orleans
Pulaski
Gdynia
Poland
Texas Transport and Terminal Company
B 36 Base Near Top of World Revealed at Eielson Field
Denver report reveals a secret Alaska base near Fairbanks named Eielson Field to host B 36 bombers. Officials indicate it can launch strikes across the Northern Hemisphere and supports long range missions with atomic capability.
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US Air Arm
Denver
Alaska
Denver Post
Mile 26
Eielson
Fort Worth
Elgin Field
Fla
Wright Field
Eielson Field
Cial
Fairbanks
Stuart Symington
Washington
Labrador
Soviet Union
Air Force
Bethlehem convoy battle marks first reported use of aircraft bombs
Four Jewish planes bombed Arab concentrations south of Bethlehem as a 30 vehicle convoy moved toward Jerusalem. The clash near Solomon’s Pools left 25 Jews wounded and one killed, while Arabs suffered at least 30 casualties. Gunfire shut Jerusalem streets ahead of Easter bells.
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Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Aden
Roe An
New Formant
Palestine
Solomon's Pools
Ramat Rachel
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Kfar Etzion
Beit Jala
Easter Bonnet Parade Captures Amarillo Hats and Smiles
The Amarillo Easter bonnet parade features people of all ages from 4-year-old Judy Ann Freeman to 70-year-old Mrs. J. T. Christian. Photos by Clifford Holt show children and adults proudly displaying frilly, bright, and floral hats as photographers plan to publish rotogravure profiles.
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Amarillo
Judy Ann Freeman
Travis
J. T. Christian
Claude
Linda Elizabeth Russell
North Tyler
Mary Lou Parr
West Eleventh
James Stedie
Grover
J. A. McGowan
West Sixth
Sunday News-Globe
Clifford Holt
Cox quits Waldorf over a child gift
Richard Cox, his wife and two boys leave the Waldorf Astoria after a $5.21 donation from Brookline school children. Bill paid to date but Cox declines further aid, moving to a Brooklyn flat as a hotel staffer and others helped cover parts of the stay. The hotel returns the small gift to the students and Cox plans to write to housing officials.
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New York
Richard Cox
Waldorf-Astoria
the Waldorf
Cox
Brooklyn
The
Waldorf
San Antonio
Mike Jarman
Rise Stevens
Metropolitan Opera
Brookline
Mass
Coxes
Kathleen Dell
Commissioner of Housing and Buildings
Hollywood Big Game Film Dwarfs Spectator Appeal
McMillan family of Lubbock presents an hour forty five minute color film of a large African safari. They shot with nine cameras and plan to keep the footage uncut as a true hunting record. McMillan seeks to preserve film integrity and rejects offers from major studios for polished background use.
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British East Africa
McMillans
William, Sr
McMillan
Lubbock
Chicago
Cardenas Urges United Labor Effort To Prevent Third War
Lazaro Cardenas ex president of Mexico urged hemisphere labor to unite against imperialism and war in a letter to the CTAL congress in Mexico City. Delegates planned to hear reports from 17 Latin American countries as the congress nears its end with resolutions and leadership elections.
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Mexico City
Lazaro Cardenas
Mexico
Hemisphere
United Labor
Latin-American Workers’ Federation
CTAL
Cardenas
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Herberg Bros
Taylor
Daily News Index
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Esquire
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