Dread Horsemen of Horror Ride in Europe War News
A wartime column notes Europe facing a grim winter under the Axis threat. It discusses civilian suffering from starvation and cold, doubts about the Axis new order, and Italy's faltering Greece campaign amid Italian strategic missteps and public discontent influencing Mussolini's forces. Washington sources hint at broader strategic concerns.
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Italy Hung by Blockade and Hard Times amid War News
government reports in Italy describe economic woes from British blockade with sharp rationing and rising prices. In contrast London reports hopeful morale and plans for a finishing blow to Italy. Across Europe Nazi plans falter with France Britain Spain and Bulgaria shifting dynamics as winter dawns and England braces for Atlantic threats.
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Wintering in Long Beach Promoted by Mrs McLaren
Society items note Mrs. Robert F. McLaren leaving for Long Beach California to spend the winter with her son in law and daughter Judge and Mrs Fred Miller and family. Also reports on Lioness club meeting Naomi Rebekah Lodge initiation Theatre and other local society happenings including a painting exhibit and church guild gatherings.
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Conscientious objectors train for noncombatant medical duty
Portage Wisconsin November 30 1940 a group of 43 Seventh Day Adventist medical cadets trained in noncombatant medical and stretcher service. Under Major Everett Dick they completed an 18 day drill on a simulated battlefield. They will join army medical units if drafted and wear blue green uniforms carrying stretchers.
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Beadwater County Womans Club annual luncheon notes
About 45 members and guests attended the Beadwater County Federation of Womans Clubs annual luncheon in the high school home economics room. Highlights included talks on legislation and patriotism, a charity chest fund for eye care, and reports from local clubs. The meeting elected officers, scheduled a charity ball for February 15, and featured musical numbers and tuberculosis statistics from state health officials.
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Nanita B. Sherlock
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Dre. Nash
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Helena
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Ray Ward
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Eunten Williams
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New Mexico Upsets Texas Tech in 19–14 Victory
Albuquerque reports New Mexico University Lobos topple Texas Tech Red Raiders 19 to 14 ending a six year winless stretch. Lobos capitalize with two opening touchdowns and another in the third, contain Raider offense in late quarter rally, boosting bowl prospects alongside recent upset of Arizona. Oregon also defeats Oregon State in a separate upset.
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Troy Tops Uclans 2 12 Before a Moo of 66 000
In Los Angeles 65 000 fans watched Troy defeat UCLA 28 12 as USC dominated offensively. Bobby Robertson starred for the Trojans with long runs and a kickoff return. UCLA scored early but was shut down, finishing a disastrous 1940 season with their ninth loss.
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Oregon Eyes First Win Against Beavers Since Start
Oregon targets its first win over Oregon State after four straight defeats as the Beavers face a renewed challenge early in the game. A defense funding bill allocates 80 million dollars to begin a program for four thousand civil airports, aiming to convert or retool military facilities for civilian use.
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