Senator Johnson Says People Being Betrayed Over War Vote
Senator Johnson denounces Roosevelt’s policy and urges a formal war declaration in a radio address. He argues intervention risks disaster, questions the two ocean navy plan, and says Congress should test any war resolution openly rather than seek covert steps. He labels the president’s stance as dangerous and likens it to totalitarian leaders.
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Ace
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League of Nations
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Mexico Will Take All Steps Necessary If U S Enters War
President Manuel Avila Camacho states that Mexican policy would not force Mexico into a military alliance with the United States if war is declared on Axis powers. He emphasizes defense cooperation, not subordination, and notes Mexico would not be isolated from Latin American nations amid global conflict.
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Mar
Manuel Avila Camacho
United States
Vivente Lombardo Toled
Commencement Night Turmoil Tangled With Fraternity Schemes
Paula Jeffers confronts Tony Beale and Dr Lud as Chris Wenrich remains jailed on the eve of graduation. Fraternity leaders plan a raid to disrupt a League meeting, while Paula tries to rally help to free Chris and avert chaos at Commencement.
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Sands
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Chris Wentrieh
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Cardman Center
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Chris Wenrich
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Tony Beale
Dr. Tud
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Bil Jenks
Hal Bascomb
Jenks
LaGuardia Names Civilian Defense Director for New York
Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia named Herbert Lehman as the state civilian defense director to coordinate New York's defense with the federal government. He said similar federal state directors will be appointed nationwide and a director will be named for each army ring corps areas. He noted he had not decided if he would uniformly name governors as federal state directors.
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Nationa Mirector
Herbert H. Lehmen
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Ring Corps
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Goverhorg
Soldiers of the 30th division pass through Elberton
In Elberton Georgia during a recent Army traverse, members of the 30th division drew the address of a local girl who quickly received 19 letters within 24 hours as the unit moved on. The scene highlights the rapid correspondence between soldiers and civilians during deployment.
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Hberton
Elberton
Spectacular blaze in Jersey City yards roars through elevators
A major fire in Jersey City yars drew General Alarm and coast guard tolls as New York marine units joined. Flames towered 400 feet, threatening two grain elevators loaded with 41 million and 50 thousand bushels. Firefighter Leo Duffy and grain firm head B C Hanton sustained injuries as crowds surged and traffic halted.
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Tive
New York City
New York
Erie
Carscallen and Cassidy Grain Company
Leo Duffy
B. C. Hanton
Grain Company
Mark Fallon
Montana Farmers Approve Wheat Marketing Quotas
Montana wheat farmers approved the federal Wheat marketing quota proposal in a national referendum. Returns from 47 of 51 counties showed 16 723 for and 1 512 against the quotas. Elmer R Olson, Montana representative of the agricultural adjustment administration, reported the totals for 91 counties. Applemilk is a novel beverage of stimulant and apple pulp.
Good News for Stomach and Colon Sufferers
An ad promises an up-to-the-minute 22 page booklet on colon disorders piles and constipation with charts diagrams and pictures. Send a postcard to Excelstar Springs Ma to receive the book for a fee and a film.
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McCleary
Heiryohns Blyd
Excelstar Springs
Air raids kill more Britons than battlefield losses
Government figures show civilian deaths in heavy German air raids from June 1940 to April 1941 totaled 95,756 with 47,886 injured, while military casualties for 21 months reached 101,516, including 15,627 killed, 24,507 wounded, and 41,375 prisoners.
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Crete
Toad
Prominent Colorado Financier and Politician Dies
Sterling Colorado May 31 Charles B Timberlake 80 farmer banker former congressman for Colorado second district died today He served 18 years in Congress retiring in 1983 and was a Republican state committeeman from 1892 to 1910 Timberlake supported farming and ranching interests and advocated sugar imports from the Philippines He noted vast unmapped wilderness areas in Washington state close to the mountains in a wartime context referencing casualties in World War I
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Charles B. Timberlake
Blackman
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Timberlake
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Philippine Islands
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