Draft Rules Exempt Youths Passing 21 After October 16
Milton Bronner explains that youths turning 21 after October 16 are exempt from current draft provisions unless a new registration is proclaimed. About 16 million registered on October 16 and 5 million may face conscription, with the army drafting up to 900,000 annually. A 36th birthday after registration does not remove one from the act if under 36 on October 16.
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Army
U. S Census Bureau
Something's Rotten In England Nazis Comment On Churchill
Berlin dispatch says German sources quote a British cabinet shuffle as proof of political rot in England. The claim accuses Prime Minister Churchill of acting under pressure and says Chamberlain was used to appear active.
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Berlin
England
Churchill
Chamberlain
Linkletter Elected President Of Iowa Churches Of Christ
The Rev I F E Linkletter of Second Christian Church Cedar Rapids was chosen president at the 85th annual convention in Boone. Other officers named include Els worth Woods Clarinda and Mrs Alta Menzies Knoxville as vice presidents and C V Pence Nevada as recording secretary. Wives of ministers named officers include Mrs David Kratz Mason City president Mrs E Linkletter Cedar Rapids vice president and Mrs Marvin Pigg Knoxville secretary treasurer. The Wethersfield elm in Wethersfield Conn measures 48 feet in circumference at ground level.
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I FE Linkletter
Second Christian Church of
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Churches of Christ
Boone
Neutrality Costs Sell War Burdens Across Europe
A United Press survey shows Europe's neutral countries spending up to a third of national incomes on defense. Switzerland Sweden and Balkan nations raise war budgets taxes and living costs. Balkans and Sweden spend over 2 million dollars daily. Switzerland about 900 thousand daily in the first year of war.
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Europe
Sweden
Balkan Countries
United Press
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
Balkans
Morrow finds Britain concern greater than Lindbergh grandchild
Mrs. Dwight Morrow, in Englewood, said the plight of Great Britain mattered more to her than her new granddaughter born to Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh in New York. She spoke at a meeting on Wednesday night.
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Great Britain
Dwight Morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Bergen County Aid Drives For Britain In World War II
Mrs. Morrow urged the United States to aid Britain with every means to resist Hitler, citing 25 flying fortresses 20 torpedo boats and pursuit planes. Her son in law favors isolationism. She refused to discuss her new granddaughter for publication. The Church of God in Christ in Omaha lost its worship space after city officials ordered its closure due to noise. Texas had eight capitals before statehood.
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America
Omaha
INS
Church of God In Christ
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