Georgia draft board defers all inductees over strikes
Mitchell county Georgia draft board declares it will indefinitely defer all prospective selectees until federal government halts defense strikes. Georgia state board rebukes action. Lt. Col. Hatcher vows to prevent such classifications. The piece also notes a long, personal obituary chain for R A C Bike with multiple February dates.
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Plane Worker Runs Amuck in Bendix Factory
A Bendix Aviation Corp plant in Passaic Bendix New Jersey faced an incident where a civilian employee allegedly wrecked machinery and models worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, halting production for months. The Passaic Herald News reported details, while Bendix officials and the FBI declined to confirm.
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Passaic
Pioneer Instrumuent Division
Alton CCC Camp Hosts 30th Anniversary Banquet
About 300 city and farm men and Hempstead county farmers joined Alton CCC Camp officers for a banquet marking its 30th anniversary. Guests included Rotary and Kiwanis leaders, county agents, and new farmers, with talks by Glen Riddell and Charlie Evans, plus music by Luther Hullainen.
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A. E. Stonequist
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Quarielle
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Charlie Evans
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Luther Hullainen
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Putnos
Proik J. Rider
Wope
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Prescall
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Ebner R. Brown
Hope
Susene Woodall
van Hayes
Washington
Fred A. Lueck
Hone
M. Stephens
Blevins
W. Kendall Lemley
Finley
Shrubs Stolen From Cemetery Rōse Hill
A large number of visible shrubs have been stolen from the Rose Hill Cemetery this spring. A spokesman for the cemetery association stated the theft is not connected to the association and urged reporting to police if the culprits are found. All persons are asked to report to the association regarding the destruction of plots.
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Cranium Crackers Warplane Quiz
Cranium Crackers poses a wartime aviation quiz asking readers to name two belligerent warplanes explain dive bomber pilots blackout identify America’s West Pole of the Ale and estimate U S monthly aircraft aid to Britain plus the nation building the world’s largest bomber.
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West Pole
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Britain
A Thought Good to Forgive Best to Forget
A brief literary note quotes Robert Browning on forgiveness and memory, reflecting on choosing mercy over harboring grievances. The snippet presents a maxim about letting go, suggesting that forgiving may be wiser than clinging to hurt.
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Special Easter Services Here
Easter morning service announced by Roy Anderson for the Cemdal community. The Rev Thonwn Brewster will deliver the sermon. Easter is a community affair with all Hope churches expected to participate. Further arrangements to be announced next week.
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All Ford Plants Shut Down in CIO Sitdown Strike
Detroit and national auto plants halt as United Auto Workers strike closes Ford Rouge and other sites. Suppliers stop $4 million weekly shipments. Ford seeks federal help amid a period of factory shutdowns and stalled production across the industry.
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German War Losses Decline in March Tonnage Report
Berlin reports a March toll from Nazi sea forces totaling 199,600 tons of ships sunk and 325,000 tons submarines sunk, with air and surface losses highlighted. The summary notes a new shipping toll and references continued coverage on page three.
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Fulton Negro Arrested in Untaxed Liquor Raid
George Thomas of Fulton was arrested and jailed late Friday on a charge of selling untaxed liquor. Four gallons of liquor were seized in a raid on the Thomas home on Red River, with state police officers Porterfield Boyd deputy sheriff Middlebrooks and Police Chief Jones participating in the operation.
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Vetch and Clover Demonstration Meeting Planned
Indications point to a strong turnout of farmers and businessmen for a vetch and clover demonstration at 1 30 P M Monday afternoon. The event will be held on Highway 87 east of Hope, led by county agent Oliver L Adams, showcasing Early Southern Giant Clover in bloom and its promising growth.
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Oliver L. Adams
Yugoslavia Nearing Full Axis Isolation Amid Frontiers Close
Belgrade reports Yugoslav relations with Germany effectively ended as Danube traffic halts and borders with Hungary Bulgaria and Romania shut. Premier Simovic’s cabinet held an extraordinary session while U S diplomats confirm ongoing contact. Italy asserts Yugoslavia has days to seek peace under axis pressure.
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Police recover fourth stolen auto in three months
Police recovered a stolen 1940 Mercury owned by Relph DuBrevil of Key West, arresting Curtis D. Bruce on theft charges. Bruce, reportedly claiming Navy status on furlough, is jailed and to be turned over to federal authorities. Police Chief J W Jones and Officer Leo Campion led the arrest.
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British Close in on Seaport Forces Advance on Italy's Port of Massaua
British forces tighten grip around Massaua Eritrea as other columns push from the northeast toward Adigrat. Adigrat lies near Asmara with 4,000 Italian and 600 native troops captured in the area. A Reuters dispatch notes Asmara fell and 400 trucks head south toward Makale. The report also mentions the Bering Strait width at 36 miles.
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