Roosevelt pledges liberation of Italian people in Rome letter
The editorial argues America must liberate Italians from German rule and criticizes appeasement. It cites Italy as aggressor in North Africa and the Balkans, joins Pearl Harbor blame, and urges a hard war stance without sparing leaders. It condemns Rome and mocks calls for restraint while urging continued fighting.
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Roosevelt
America
Rome
Mussolini
Europe
North
Africa
Balkans
Italy
Pearl Harbor
Japan
France
London
Ethiopia
Albania
Greece
Yugoslavia
Business Women's Club Names Yearly Committees
The Business and Professional Women's Club met at City Park with new president Mrs. Katheryn K. Robbins naming chairmen for Education, Finance, Health, International Relations, Legislation, Publication, Membership, Program Coordination, Public Affairs, Publicity, Legislative Representative, Parliamentarian, Legal Advisor, Building and Furniture, and Park. Delphya Scott led the reception. a chicken dinner was served. Lucy Bailey returned home from Pecos after surgery at Newton Memorial Hospital and is recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Will Kohring and children of Rogers visited Cameron.
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Business & Professional Women’s Club
City Park
Katheryn K. Robbins
Isabell Moody
Ann Stallworth
Adolph Winfield
Lottie Bigbee
Lillian Atkinson
Les Clare
Linda Perkins
Leila Woolley
Anne Stallworth
Mary Finks
Delphya Scott
Lalla Meyers
Sedalia Payne
Rose Rischar
Lilian Atkinson
Cora Cammer
Peroxide Uses Expand From Hair Bleach to Military Textile Ties
Hydrogen peroxide, long used for hair bleaching and stain removal, is highlighted as a wide ranging agent for civilian and military textiles. It bleaches cotton, wool, rayon, silk, and linen. brightens nurses uniforms, surgical gauze, sheets, and handkerchiefs. aids olive drab dyeing for wool. bleaches fur, skin, straw, wood, buttons, fats, and hair. supports synthetic rubber manufacture and even blonde furniture finishes.
No Drug Expurges Malaria Spores From Bloodstreams
No drug including quinine fully treats malaria and no agent has been found to promptly eradicate both forms of the parasite in the bloodstream. The disease cycles with fever paroxysms and can relapse months or years after recovery, while sexual spores enable continued transmission.
Gum From Western Mexico Could Supplement US Rubber
Gum from a western Mexico bush like Chilte or Sinolea Gum may yield natural rubber to supplement Hevea and guayule. Production rivals Hevea in practicality, but its high resin content suits blending with synthetic rubber. The species taps resemble Hevea tapping and could aid wartime rubber needs.
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United States
Mexico
March to Guns Today as Troops Advance in Battle
Marching orders echo across fronts with artillery from 20 mm to 16 inch guns. Airborne troops deploy their 37 mm pieces from planes while paratroopers bring 75 mm howitzers to action. Mountain gunners place 75 mm pack howitzers on heights as horse artillery supports cavalry. Infantry mortars lob shells as 105 mm howitzers are set and fired. Self propelled guns and tank destroyers speed to the field.
Malaria Widely Present in United States Says Science Panel
Malaria exists in 36 states with 11 states facing major public health problems. New England states and several western states are free of indigenous malaria. An estimated two to four million cases occur yearly, concentrated in the South Atlantic Gulf region and along the lower Mississippi valley. About a million cases were reported in 1936.
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U. S
United States
New England
West Virginia
North Dakota
South Dakota
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Nevada
American Association For the Advancement of Science
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Mississippi Valley
Pea Market Opens At Milano In Texas
The Blackeye pea harvest grows as Hudson Woods opens a Milano market paying high prices for dry, cured peas. The thresher runs Monday, Wednesday and Friday, with large acreage promising big profits in sandy county areas. Tomato crops were profitable though continued dry weather hurt sweet potatoes and peanut planting plans. Producers urged to contact Woods for the Milano market.
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Hudson
Doc) Woods
Milano
Recognition Awaited From A Liberated France
President Roosevelt declared in Washington that the United States will recognize no French government while France remains under German domination. The remark came as General Giraud, head of French forces in North Africa, was in the United States, signaling that neither he nor De Gaulle could seize France with American approval.
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United States
France
Roosevelt
Washington
Giraud
North Africa
DeGatle
Edith Armstrong Takes Post at Burks Howard Tractor Co
Miss Edith Armstrong has accepted a position in the office of Burks Howard Tractor Company.
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Edith Armstrong
Burks- Howard Tractor Company
Lorenzes Visited Cameron from Vogelsang Community
Mr and Mrs Ernest Lorenz of the Vogelsang community were in Cameron on Tuesday.
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Ernest Lorenz
Vogelsang
Cameron
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Earth
Coventry
Warsaw
Athens
Dusek Pharmacy
Lucy Bailey
Pecos
Newton Memorial Hospital
Will Kohring
Rogers
Baker’s Yeast Division
Anheuser-Busch
Army
Budweiser
McCormick
Baileyville, Texas
Carey Lum
Carey
A. E. Matula
Texas
J. O. Mitchell
Buckholts
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