Lindbergh rebuked as war policy debate continues
The article reviews Col. Charles A. Lindbergh’s resignation from the Army Air Corps Reserve after a presidential rebuke for antiwar speeches. It traces echoes of Henry Ford’s Peace Ship stance, warns that America must stay united and ready to support war-material production, and defends free speech while prioritizing national strength.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
U. S. Army Air Corps Reserve
Roosevelt
Henry Ford
Beer
America
Europe
Great Britain
Lindbergh
United States
Saime
Athens 14th Capital Taken by the Nazis
Nazi forces seized Athens as German columns advanced toward the Peloponnesus. Allied retreat intensified with British and Greek troops pulling back toward a Dunkirk-like evacuation. Berlin reports claimed Stuka bombers damaged troop concentrations while Luftwaffe strafing hit Argos Tripolis. Australian minister Spender said sea withdrawals by the British Empire were underway and partially successful.
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Associated Press
Adolf Hitler
Athens
Percy Spender
Berlin
BEF
Dunkerque
Navi
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Luftwafffe
Argos-Tripolis
Peloponnesus
Merchants Plan Meeting on Hempstead Food Stamp Plan
Hempstead county merchants will meet Monday to discuss participation in a county food plan. Details, certification steps, and eligibility for stamp purchases will be explained at the gathering amid planned administration oversight. The plan is slated for official initiation in Hempstead county on Thursday, May 1.
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Hempstead
Funy
Beter
Cueh
Sunlus Commodities Administration
Hempstead County
Washington ABC Quiz: Match Federal Agencies By Initials
A Washington D C puzzle lists U S federal initials and asks to identify the agencies behind 10P MRP M PH MP M.G.M. and other codes SH notes include PRED RFC R1 P3S POA QED PM PBA PL 4 TINT UPC 0 5 IL A ass R 5 SO NB DM Ba DA R BD S A Aruereo on Cone Page
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Aruereo
Changes on Police Force and City Committees in Hope
Three changes in the Hope police department were announced by Chief F. W. Haynie adding W. L. Trte Elbert May Jr and Ivison Pritchett to replace Leo Compton F. B. Ward and Joe Marton Existing officers John Turner Allen Shipp and J. W. Jones remain The Hope city council released standing committee assignments by Mayor Albert Graves Water and Light Ched Hall chairman Syd McMath Frank Trimble Finance Syd McMath chairman CBE Cassidy Ross Spears Police E P Young chairman Frank Trimble Street Trimble Jessie Brown Ched Hall Fire and Hose L W Martin chairman Jessie Brown Rose Spear Derline Ross Spears chair L W Macle Sewer and Airport C Cassidy chairman E P Young Syd McMath man J P Young Sidewalk Jessie Brown chairman Lawrence Martin C E Cassidy
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Hope Police Department
F. W. Haynie
W. L. Trte
Elbert May, Jr
Ivison Pritchett
Leo Compton
F. B. Ward
Joe Marton
John Turner
Allen Shipp
J. W. Jones
Haggie
Syd McMath
Cbe
Cassidy
Ross Spears
Police
E P, Young
Frank Trimble
Ched Hall
L. W. Macle
C. &. Cassidy
E. P. Young
J. P. Young
Fall of Dessie Reported by British Forces
British South African troops announced the fall of Dessie, the Halian stronghold in Ethiopia, located about 90 miles northeast of Addis Ababa. The rout was confirmed after the fiercest battle of the first African campaign, with Ethiopian defenders routed from the mountains surrounding the stronghold.
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Nairoba
Kenya
Dessie
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Meat Book 8th in Star Cookbook Series on Sale
The Meat Book eighth in the Culinary Arts Institute Cookbooks offers guidance on economical meat buying, cuts, and thrifty yet fancy dishes. It includes varied roasts, stews, loaves, and sauces, with Cranberry Meat Loaf and Jellied Ham Loaf examples, aimed at healthful family meals and budget dining.
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Mast
Culinary Arts Institute
School Faculty for New Year is Announced
Miss Beryl Henry announced teachers for the 1941 42 term in the Nope School District. The list covers white schools with principals, subject teachers, and specialists for elementary and junior high levels, including graduates from Ouachita college Hendrix college and the University of Arkansas.
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Beryl Henry
Nope
J. H. Jones
R. BE
Jackson
Ruth Taylor
Elbert Davis
Paul H. Power
Mary Drake
Mildred Freeman
Dalphus Whitten
R. P. Bowen
Howard Byers
C. C. Stuart
Josephine Morris
Pansy Wimberly
J. E. Sandlin
Power
Ouachita College
Marion Hilton
Graduate School of Business Administration
University of Arkansas
Ernestine Watkins
Watkins
Hendrix College
Dolphus Whitten
University of Texas
Police Catch Robber in Act in Porterfield Store
The Hope police report arrest of Woolssey 32 of Nashville Tenn after he was caught attempting to rob a Porterfield Liguay Store on East Second Street. Officer Shipp along with Ward and Maton made the arrest after a shotgun pry opened the safe. Bond was set at 250.
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Nashville
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Woolsey
Allen Shipp
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Maton
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Woollsey
Willie Davis
Elmore
Mountain Thieves Loot Rails Across Colorado Springs
COLORADO SPRINGS residents learned that the city owned railroad linking utilities was being stolen. Feed Riles, electric division superintendent, investigated and found thieves had removed 30-foot rails weighing 650 pounds each. Several rails were sold to a local dealer, with theft occurring nightly.
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Colorado Springs
Cole
Last Call for Machine Class in Hope Public Schools
Miss Beryl Henry announces a final chance for males aged 17 to 23 to enroll in a National Defense machine class at night, 15 hours weekly, to be held in Hope. Enrollment is at the Arkansas Employment Office, Walnut and Second streets, with R. E. Jackson leading the vocational program. Classes must be organized before May 1 to provide training after local men join the National Guard and Selective Service.
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Free French Mass Troops Massed Near French Somaliland
The French government said Free French forces backed by Beira mechanized units massed in the southern region of French Somaliland in East Africa. De Gaulle loyalists were reported concentrated at Davanleh near the railway to Addis Ababa, with others disembarking at Zeila as the colonial ministry prepared to prevent Somaliland from switching allegiance.
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French Somaliland
East Africa
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Andin
Addis Ababa
Germans Look to New Goals in Mediterranean War
German observers on Monday said major action in Greece is finished and Adolf Hitler’s forces may pursue new tasks in the Mediterranean. Possible aims include a thrust into Turkey to reach Iran and Iraq oil, an attack on the Suez Canal, or an invasion of Ukraine. Berlin outlets offered no specifics, only that Greece was part of a broader plan. Parachute troops seized Corinth and 900 British in a surprise operation as German plans for continued action abroad remained undisclosed.
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Mediterranean
Suez
Greece
Libya
Associated Press
Adolf Hitler
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Turkey
Iran
Iraq
Russia
Ukraine
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Negro Upheld in Pullman Case in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled that African Americans traveling between states must receive railroad accommodations equal to those offered to white passengers. Chief Justice Hughes stated discrimination in interstate travel due to race violates equal treatment, affecting fundamental rights under the Fourteenth Amendment. The decision, in a test case brought by Rep. Arthur Mitchell, marked a nationwide stance against segregation in interstate transportation.
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Supreme Court
Hughes
Arthur Mitchell
Congress
Mitchell
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Chicago
Hot Springs
Appellant
Thought on worship found in use where one is
A concise reflection attributed to Mantaigne noting that true worship is the belief or practice a person actually uses in the place where they happen to be. The quote emphasizes practical devotion over abstract or distant ideals.
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Mantaigne
May 4 11 proclaimed Music Week by Hope mayor
Albert Groves as mayor proclaims the first week of May as the nineteenth National Music Week in Hope. The proclamation urges participation in local musical programs to promote amity and support city cultural life during the May 4 to May 11 observance.
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City of Hope
Hope
Lindbergh resigns as Army Air Corps reserve officer
Lindbergh says President Roosevelt labeled him an appeaser and that press remarks disturbed him greatly. He declares loyalty to his country and resigns his reserve status while vowing to speak freely on war and peace issues.
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Army Air Corps
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Hope Chamber Drives Membership to Boost Income
Hope Arkansas budget committee leads a weeklong drive to raise the Chamber of Commerce operating income by 5000 dollars annually. Secretary R P Bowen announces the plan, urging directors and citizens to take one or more memberships, with a minimum of 12 dollars per year, noting public servants should contribute.
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Chamber
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C. C. Spragins
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Hope
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