Mexican Inauguration Shifts Power Under Cardenas Shadow
Lazaro Cardenas steps down as Avila Camacho takes the Mexican presidency in a civil ceremony with Vice President Elect Henry Wallace present. The new leader is described as conservative, reflecting a face-saving shift while radical policies linger. Analysts compare Mexican and American political tactics, noting ghost candidates and one-party dominance as possible parallels.
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Mexico
Avila Camacho
Chamber of Deputies
Henry A. Wallace
United States
Rio Grande
Associated Press
Mexico City
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Cardenas
Lutin-Labor
U. S
PROM
Revaluutionary Party
Arlansag
Patty
Camacho Ally of U S is New Mexican Chief
Gen Manuel Avila Camacho became president of Mexico in a Sunday inaugural in Mexico City with U S Vice President Elect Henry A Wallace present. He pledged Mexico's defense of the Americas and proposed a Machine Ministry to bolster coastal defense and naval bases.
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United States
Mexico
Henry A. Wallace
Americas
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Avila Camacho
America
Wand
Wallace
Amassador Josephus Daniels
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Liazaro Cardenas
Avila Camneha
Five Americans in the News Names to Know
Identify five prominent figures recent weeks. A Montana Republican woman won election to the U S House after 22 years away. The Senate’s top foreign affairs expert died. A Texan who lost his job in November 4. A Washington Redskin set a new pro football passes record. An American League MVP hitter named for 1940 season.
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U.S. House of Representatives
U. S. Senate
Washington
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Hendrix student Robert Jewell listed in Who's Who
Robert Jewell son of Mr and Mrs Mia A Jewell is a Hendrix College student named in the 1940 41 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. The volume due January or February is produced with over 500 colleges cooperation and offers biographies to top students for employment recruitment.
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Mia
A. T. Jewell
Hendrix College
Galleges
Allen Repair Shop Adds Elly Rogers to Staff at Mills Building
Ray Ren announced Monday the addition of Elly Rogers to the radio repair staff at the Mills Music Store building on South Main. Mowat also announced a new line of revues available for trial. Allen emphasized repair work and invited public inspection. Barley was cultivated in China 20 soplaries before Christ.
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Elly Rogers
Mills Music Store
South Main Steel
Mowat
Hau
Mr. Allen
Japs Find Chinese Can Take It Reopening Burma Road Boosts Hope of Victory
As China endures wartime hardship, morale rises across the nation. Guerrillas salvaging steel rails into weapons, despite scarce uniforms and food, reflect a steadfast resolve. Leaders organize under the Kusmingtang and Resist Japan University to educate and mobilize, with songs and posters fueling a unified effort.
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Peking
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Shansi
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Japan
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Nationalist Party
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Yeonan
Univer
Nebraska to go to Rose Bowl for New Year's Day game
Lincoln announces Nebraska accepted Stanford's invitation to play in the Rose Bowl. The Big Conference sanctions the appearance on January 1 in Pasadena. Nebraska will face Stanford in a major postseason football clash.
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Pasadena
Lincoln
Lawrence M. Jones
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University of Nebraska
County PTA to Meet at Patmos December 5
Hempstead county PTA council will meet at Patmos on Thursday December 5. All units in the county are urged to attend as important business will be discussed.
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PTA
Patmos
Hempstead County
Fireworks to Open Holidays With December 13 Display
The Hope Chamber of Commerce sponsors the Chrishnas holidays kickoff on Friday December 13 with a dawn fireworks display at city hall. Merchants will stay open overnight for holiday shoppers. Donations from Hope residents fund the rough American flag themed show.
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Ehious
Greeks Report New Advances On Albania Front
Greek forces announced the capture of 5 000 Italian prisoners on the northern front signaling a general retreat of Italian units in the area. Greek advances were claimed along the Albania battlefront as Italian counterattacks along the Malted front in Albania were reportedly repelled. Nazi divisions moved toward Romania from Hungary to safeguard oil fields amid rising unrest in Bucharest. Yugoslavia reportedly prepared to join the tripartite pact after talks in Berlin. Southampton faced renewed German air raids as Britain and Spain reached a financial accord to ease blocked funds.
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Albania
Rumania
London
Southampton
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England
Comunique
January Cotton Market Opens or Closes at Rate
January votn opened not rating, closed 9.98. Mid dling spot price reported at 10.26 with limited detail and no clear context.
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New York
Mixing Plant Blown to Bits by Dynamite
Four men were killed in a dynamite explosion at the Columbia Powder Company mixing plant 15 miles south of Tacoma. Plant manager A W Dean said parts of the bodies were found and identification would be difficult, with possible additional workers inside.
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Columbia Powder Company
Heré
W. A. Dean
City Court Meets Here at Municipal Court Monday
City Court heard only city cases at city hall with Judge W K Lemley presiding. Cases included Mose Simpson guilty of drunkenness fined $10. Bristol Lee drunkenness. George Smith drunkenness forfeit $10 cash bond. Tilman Hembree guilty of drunkenness fined $10. E H Shaw reckless driving not guilty. Hal Green disturbing the peace fined $10. John Galdson disturbing the peace guilty fined $10. Johnnie Perkins petit larceny value $3 from Mr Gordon guilty with $25 and 1 day in jail. Frank Foster hazardous driving forfeited $10 bond and operating car without brakes forfeited $5. Milton Crow operating without driver’s license forfeited $1 bond, Arkansas license forfeited $6.50, running a stop-light forfeited $1.
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Mose Simpson
Bristol Lee
George Smith
Tilman Hembree
E. H. Shaw
Hal Green
John Galdson
Johnnie Perkins
My. Gordon
Frank Foster
Milton Crow
Arkansas
Thought on repentance and timing by Fulley
A pithy remark warns that you cannot repent too soon because you never know when it might be too late. The quote emphasizes urgency in seizing the right moment to change.
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