Chile Faces War Demands and Nazi Propaganda in 1930s
Report from Santiago notes Chile's economy steady amid war demand lifting north’s copper and nitrate sectors while southern agriculture steadies exports. Vice President Jeronimo Mendez oversees a fragile government as US ties deepen. Anti Nazi Foreign Minister Rosetti warns against German influence and imperialist rhetoric shaping domestic affairs.
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Santiago
Chile
Oes
Oae
Germany
Jeronimo Mendez
Pedro Aguirre Cerda
United States
Juan Bautista Rosell
Contested Nazi Influence in South America Cited
The article notes Nazi operations and sympathetic networks in Chile and Bolivia, including German agents and fund-raising. It highlights U.S. concerns over propaganda from Trans Ocean News Service and other outlets. Rosetti is described as cooperative with the United States in countering the threat.
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Rosetti
United States
Bolivia
Chile
Bassador
Church Offers To Reinstate Inactive List
Huntington W V Dec 4 The Rev Lestie Gould who faced a blow up that required police is to return to the church after apologies and assurances there will be no repeat of prior disturbances. The 77 dissenters were placed on the inactive list until their attitude changes. Police intervened during the stormy session when pulpit vacancy was voted. The pastor says he was threatened by more than 20 members and escorted to the parsonage by police.
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Huntington
W. Va
Lestie
Gould
Escaped Prisoner Captured in West Virginia Home
An escaped inmate from Moundsville prison, Herman Theodore Dillard of Huntington, was captured by city police after officers broke down a residence door. Dillard, who was given a 15 year sentence for armed robbery, offered no resistance as officers entered with shotguns.
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W. Va
Moundsville Penitentiary
Roy B. Hagley
Herman Theodore Dillard
Huntington
OM Dillard
Hagley
Colleges Dropped From Georgia University Accreditation
The Southern Association unanimously dropped ten Georgia University system colleges from accredited status effective Sept 1, 1942. Governor Talmadge blamed political interference for the action citing removals of Dean Cocking and President Pittman amid charges of co education.
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Louisville
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
University of Georgia System
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Association
University of Georgia
Georgia Tech
Georgia State College For Women
Georgia State Woman's College
Georgia Teachers College
Georgia Southwestern
Middle Georgia College
North Georgia College
South Georgia College
West Georgia College
Walter D Cocking
The
University
Marvin S. Pittman
State Board of Regents
Talmadae
Police on Trail Of Purse Thief
Police pursue a purse thief after a pocketbook containing ten dollars a railroad pass to Columbus Ohio and small items was stolen from Mrs J J Jones of 302 Third street. Louise Major says a white man grabbed her bag near Wilson and Bland streets late Wednesday. Police expect to arrest the thief. CCC to close Berkeley Springs West Virginia details completed for CCC company 1523 at Cacapon State Park south of here Swisher transferred to company 2586 at Durbin no disposition yet for vacated buildings.
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Third Street
Louise Major
Florence Hotel
Wilson Street
Wilson and
Bland Streets
Columbus
Ohio
CCC
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Arthur Swisher
Cacapon State Park
Here
Swisher
Durbin
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