Salvation Army in War Torn France Bravely Aids Refugees
The Salvation Army reports seventeen destroyed centers and vast evacuations as war rages in France. Officers and staff shelter refugees while aiding troops and rebuilding efforts despite losses including Mrs. Brigadier Climpson killed by a bomb splinter near Dieppe. Forty thousand pounds in equipment lost. however, twenty centers remain safe in southern France with 120 officers awaiting movement. renewed French shelters and Red Shield Clubs expand support for service personnel amid bombardment.
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Salvation Army
Climpson
Salvation Army War Work
France
Soldiers
Dieppe
Salvationist
Arras
Con
Voy
Boulogne
Great Britain
French Salvatorists
Orposed
Foyers du Soldat
Maginot
Navy Planes Trade In Hints At Allied Aid Push
Navy planes being traded in suggest more aircraft will be returned to manufacturers and sold to the Allies. President Roosevelt met with the national defense commission as signs pointed to major policy decisions on Allied equipment needs. Senators split on the trade in, while the State Department expands passport controls for foreigners in various Western Hemisphere and Caribbean territories.
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National Defense Commission
Leon Henderson
SEC
Morgenthau
Holt
Congress
Pittman
D.-Nev
Senate Foreign Relation Committee
Wheeler
D.-Mont
Reynolds
N.C
Wilson
D.-W.va
Pepper
D.-Fla
State Department
Canada
Newfoundland
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Mexico
Cuba
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Panama
Bermuda
Lola Lane Plays Wild Explorer in Zin Zanzibar at Opera House
Lola Lane eldest Lane sister and noted animal enthusiast headlines the Universal African adventure Zin Zanzibar at Opera House. She performs her own stunts with lions and leopards under guard as director Harold Schuster ensures safety. A lion cub on set was named Lola Lane in her honor.
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Lola Lane
Lane Sisters
Lola
Osa John- 32
Universal
Zinzibar
Opera House
Harold Schuster
Macy
Indiana
Miss Lane
Africa
Rosemary
Priscilla
Pinocchio in new Disney feature sparks curiosity
The Strand Theatre audience wonders who plays the title role of Walt Disney's second feature. The wooden puppet, longing to be alive, captures with a bright smile and apple red cheeks in a gay little costume.
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War Blaney Podversous
Pinocchio
Walt Disney
Geppetto
Blue Pairy
Pinnocchio
Dr Hays Widow Sues Railroad Over Fatal Crossing Crash
In Taylor County, Dr Hays administratrix sues Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 2950 damages alleging a train sped through Flemington crossing and killed Dr Hays while returning from a professional call in the Astor area. The suit seeks compensation for his death and related losses.
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Grafton
W. VA
Hays
D. Hays
Flemington
Astor Section
Baltimore and Ohio
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