MacArthur Criticism and Nomination Caution in 1933 Era
The piece recounts critiques of General MacArthur’s views on pacifism communism and US defense during Hoover and FDR administrations. It notes his 1933 West Point remarks urging tolerance balance and self restraint for officers and cites expert opinion that his nomination prospects were negligible.
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Coolidge
United States
Hitler
Poland
University of Pittsburgh
America
Webster
Arthur Ler
Nebraska
Bonus
Hoover
MacArthur
England
Nye Munitions Investigating Committee
F.D.R
White House
West Point
Proson
Washington
Allied Bombs Target Wiener Neustadt Plant and Austrian Industry
The article notes Anglo American air raids striking the Wiener Neustadt Messerschmitt plant and Austrian factories, arguing the long term aim is to reshape Europe’s industrial map. It discusses Vienna’s potential shift as a central European manufacturing hub and mentions prewar German plans to move factories to satellite regions.
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Poland
Mediterranean
Reich
Wiener Neustadt
Austria
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Europe
Hull
Eden
Molotov
Moscow
Axis
Demand St. Joseph Aspirin Now
Advertisement urges readers to buy St. Joseph Aspirin, claiming it is the fastest and strongest option and noting it as the world’s largest seller at 10 cents.
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St. Joseph
Postwar Austria and Allied Bombing Threats on Industry
The article discusses Austrian wartime industry prey and Allied bombing aims. It notes Nazi leaders steering aircraft and locomotive works, with roads feeding fronts and peacetime supply lines. It cites plans to rupture Ruhr and Austrian centers, crippling war potential, and mentions postwar food shifts and new food chemistry developments.
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Iplane
Vienna
Linz
Ostmark
Foridsdorf
Ruhr
Germany
USAAF
RAF
Rew
Goering
Austria
Vorarlberg
Rhineland
Berlin
Hitler
British curb strikes aims to curb instigation penalties
The British government announced a new defense regulation authorizing penalties up to five years imprisonment to curb instigation of strikes in London.
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London
Labor Ranks Show Strong Opposition To CIO Effort
New York April 18. The CIO political action committee pushing to mobilize labor votes faces opposition from AFL President Green who orders unions to stay nonpartisan. Sidney Hillman chairs the drive, which seeks union registration and absentee ballot help as it presses for a liberal, progressive administration while noting past voting patterns and residency requirements across states.
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James Marlow
George Zielke
New York
CIO
AFL
Green
Roosevelt
Sidney Hillman
American Labor Party
Presi
Wendell Willkie
House of Presentatives
Ceed
Labor
Congress
Health Week Focuses on Negro Health and Tuberculosis Fight
Health Week highlights the importance of improving Black health and fighting tuberculosis. The Elks and local health department promote free chest X rays and public health education. Weekly chest clinics Tuesday and Thursday offer free X rays to detect tuberculosis. Scouts and Needle Craft Club announce meetings, and Jubilee Kings perform at Temple Memorial Baptist Church on Wednesday night.
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Health Department
Leonard Street School
Scout Institute
Needle Craft Club
M. B. Byrd
E. High Street
Jubilee Kings
Jubilee Kings of
Winston- Salem
Temple Memorial Baptist Church
Bethel Holiness Church
Mingo
Pearson Memorial A. E. Church
Rev
St. Stephens A.M. E. Zior Zion Church
Temple Memorial Church
Community church events and meetings listed for the week
Weekly notices show services at Pearson Memorial A M E church and Temple Memorial Baptist church. Meetings include Ministers Wives at Mrs Z S 604 Oy street, W L C Circle at First Baptist parsonage, and a professional men gathering with Dr H H LeMon. Mr and Mrs Byrd travel to Southern Pines for a party. Mrs Lottie Legrand visits Williamsport PA.
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Ministers Wives Club
H. H. LeMon
E. Washington Street
Temple Memorial Baptist Church
M. B. Byrd
Southern Pines
N. C
Lottie Legrand
Rivett Drive
P. D. Mitchell
Williamsport
North Carolina Tuberculosis Association Meets in Durham
The board of directors will hold its annual meeting in Durham on Friday. They are expected to attend the dedication of the new Durham County tuberculosis sanatorium that afternoon and meet with the Durham County association that night.
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Durham
The
North Carolina Tuberculosis Association
Durham County
Durham County Association
Bloomers Named for Amelia Jenks Bloomer in 1849 America
The women's undergarment bloomers were introduced in the United States in 1849 and named after reformer Amelia Jenks Bloomer who popularized the style.
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America
Amelia Jenks Bloomer
GOP Keynoter To Be Named By Committee
24 member arrangements committee debates a keynote choice with Dewey backers seeking control. Delegates expect Rep Martin as permanent chairman while some favor selecting a noncongressional keynote possibly to balance ticket with Governor Earl Warren as potential VP candidate.
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GOP
Jack Bell
Dewey
New York
J. Russell Sprague
Rep. Martin
Mass
House
Congress
Earl Warren
California
Times editorial calls for a clear peace aims statement
The Times of London urges Britain to publish a firm plan for postwar aims. It warns that a detailed vision of what the United Nations will build, not just what they fight, could sway belligerents and neutrals toward victory over Hitler's new order.
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London
Times of London
United Nations
Severe snowstorm sweeps western Nebraska and Kansas
A large unseasonal snowstorm hits the high plains with 19 inches at McCook and drifting up to ten inches at Kearney. Light snowfall extends to north central Kansas with several inches in Concordia Hays Center North Platte and Grand Island. Subfreezing temps threaten livestock and farm operations as wind worsens visibility.
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Associated Press
Great Plains
Nebraska
Kansas
McCook
Nebr
Kearney
Jast
North Cent Kansas
Concordia Repo
Sas
Churchill Sees League Work Should Not Be Lost
In London on April 18 Churchill told MPs the League of Nations work should be preserved in postwar peace plans. He said with backing, the League might have succeeded and noted preliminary postwar talks among the 34 United Nations are ongoing but no final statements are expected soon.
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London
Churchill
House of Commons
League of Nations
United Nations
Frederick John Bell
U. S
Cordell Hull
Nine Seek Idaho Governor Nomination At GOP State Convention
In Moscow Idaho state Chairman Reilly Atkinson opened the Republican state delegate convention and asked non candidates for governor to stand. Nine candidates total contest the gubernatorial nomination eight from both parties.
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Moscow
Idaho
Reilly Atkinson
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