German general hints at new weapons for Britain invasion
Brussels reports General Albert Kesselring told foreign press new weapons and tactics are ready for use in an impending invasion of Britain. He noted one device used at Emael fortress and warned such innovations must not be overused to prevent enemy copying.
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Brussels
Britain
Albert Kesselring
Gery
Kessbing
England
Emael
Ebderi
Liege
Albert Canal Line
Atlantic
Kesselring
Germany
France
Messer- Schmitt
Salvation Army chiefs held by Japs in Tokyo
Tokyo reports seven Salvation Army leaders believed to be Japanese were arrested on suspicion of espionage. The war office said the commander in chief of the world organization based in London was among those detained. arrests were made July 31 and most have since been released, with seven still detained.
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Tokyo
SalVation Army
War Office
Organiza
London
Woman Rescued After Mount Shuksan Trail Rescue
Anne Cedar Quist, 22, of Shelton Washington, was carried to civilization after a rescue on Mount Shuksan. She had been on a narrow ledge 8 000 feet up the slope and was brought down by 24 forest service rescuers and taken by ambulance to Bellingham.
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Glacier Ranger Station
Wash
Anne Cedar
Quist
Shelton
Mount Shuksan
la Chemist
Bellingham
Forest Service
Army chiefs study training as national draft debates rise
In Beauregard Louisiana officers and thousands of troops prepare for intensive drills as Congress debates the Burke Wadsworth law. About 70 000 troops will be mobilized for simulated warfare August 15 to 20 with 50 000 National Guardsmen from 13 states and 20 000 regulars forming Red and Blue armies in a Sabine River valley drill.
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Camp Beauregard
Camp Shelby
Mississippi
Camp West
Golden
Colo
Carolinas
Arizona
Uncle Sam
Red Army of
Blue
Sabine, River Valley
Junior Training Group Picnic Held at White Springs
On Monday afternoon the Southside Baptist Junior Training Union enjoyed a picnic at White Springs. Many games followed by a picnic lunch and a short business meeting. Attendees included Melba and Quay Halbrooks and Anne Jones among others.
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Southside Baptist Junior Training Union
White Springs
Melba
Qoay Halbrooks
Anne Jon
Sacrifices Is Plea Of Hull
Secretary of State Hull urged American citizens to make personal sacrifices and endure hard service to keep the nation at peace. He warned against complacency amid dangerous times and said the country must be ready to arm sufficiently to deter conquest and ruin, while he prepared to rest after the Havana conference.
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Washington
Hull
Iyust
West Virginia
Havana
Visitors Honored At Enjoyable Picnic
White Springs hosted a late week novata fish fry honoring A. D. Hannah and family from Los Angeles and Mrs. Inez Martin of Birmingham. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Hannah of Tanner joined guests including their daughters Betty and Dorothy Hannah, Dotie Ruth Zieglar of Pulaski Tennessee, Harvey Shook of Decatur, James F. P. Sandlin family, Martin Sandlin of Tarmer, and Allie Mae Hannah of Tanner.
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White Springs
Novata
A. D. Hannah
Los Angeles
Calif
Inez Martin
Birmingham
R. P. Hannah
Tanner
Betty
Dorothy Hannah
Dotie Ruth Zieglar
Pulaski
Teah
Harvey Shook
Decatur
Jas. FP. Sandlin and Son
George
Martin Sandlin
Tarmer
Allie Mae Hananh
Barge Delayed by Motor Trouble on Return Trip
A barge carrying members of the First Baptist church picnic was delayed for hours after the tugboat engine failed. The mishap occurred opposite the waterworks and the party could not dock until four this morning. Jack Bryant and Sidney Neher walked to the highway bridge to seek assistance.
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First Baptist Church
Jack Bryant
Sidney Neher
Im Highway Bridge
Lindbergh Called Fifth Column Leader by Senator Pepper
Senator Pepper accuses Charles A. Lindbergh of acting as the chief of the Fifth Column in the United States Following Lindbergh's call for American cooperation with Germany if Germany wins the war Pepper labels the aviator a dangerous figure in Washington August 6 with Senator Pepper's sharp rebuke highlighting the political clash during wartime remarks
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Germany
Pepper
D.-Fla
East Alabama Singing Convention Elects President 1941
Pierce Smith of Hoganesville Georgia is chosen as president of the East Alabama singing convention for 1941 succeeding four term former state senator J J Dorsey. The announcement comes from Opelika Alabama dated August 6.
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Opelika
Ala
Pierce Smith
Hoganesville
J. J. Dorsey
Hannah Clan Reunion Highlights A. D. Hannah Visit
A July 2 reunion in Alabama brought together Hannah family relatives from coast to coast at Bevel's Spring near Minor Hill Tennessee. One hundred four attendees shared a picnic feast with photography as a main feature and heartfelt goodbyes mingled with hopeful prayers for the future.
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Hannah
A. D. Hannah
Los Angeles
Calif
Alabama
Robert A. Hanndh
Bevel's Spring
Minor Hill
Tenn
Montford brothers captured after Mobile chase
Two men Amos and Ike Montford were arrested in Mobile after a high speed pursuit along the gulf coast. State Patrolman Huckabee said the suspects faced robbery charges near Mosabenda and Pritchard Alabama. A girl in the fleeing car was lightly injured when it struck a building.
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Mobile
Ala
W. Huckabee
Montford Boys
Amos
Ike
Gulf Coast
Huckabee
H. O. Williams
Wwe
Mosabtenda
Pritchard
Montfords
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