Berlin declares war stakes in aid to Britain
Our Daily Bread argues America must aid Britain with ships and war materials despite German opposition. It contends war may be inevitable for self defense and asserts Germany cannot complain if the United States becomes realistic in aiding democratic Britain.
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Germany Calls British Aid Plan To Ship Warers a Bluff
A German foreign office spokesman blasted Britain and the American aid plan as a wavering act and asserted Germany’s restraint has ended. He condemned English American discussions on U S aid as drifting toward provocative policy and warned Berlin cannot endure continued challenges. Hull in Washington declined comment.
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U.S
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Hull
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London
U. S
Federal Mail Fraud Trial Exposes Weird 's Am' Cult in California
In Los Angeles a federal court probes the so called Saint Germain Movement tied to Edna Ballard. Prosecutors describe a mail fraud scheme claiming miracles and immortality. The group, led by Ballard and Guy Wr., grew from 30 people in 1934 to a larger following, with court testimony detailing payments and ascension claims.
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Los Angeles
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Guy Wr
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Harry F. Sicher
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New York
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U. S
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RAF Bombers Hit Italian Oil Bases Near Albania
RAF bombers raided Italian oil bases opposite Albania on Saturday, starting large fires and triggering explosions. Greek forces captured an Italian colonel and two battalions around Tepeleni amid heavy fighting, and occupied two villages and two heights. Greek artillery shelled retreating forces while Italian planes tried to halt the advance and four enemy aircraft were shot down.
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Columbus Teams Sweep Washington in Trio of Games
Columbus swept three fast basketball battles over Washington teams on Friday. The Columbus junior team beat Washington Juniors 22 to 6, the senior squad won 39 to 25, and Caldwell and Purdue, in their final high school appearance, joined Columbus all-stars to defeat Washington all stars 50 to 22.
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Christmas Dance at Notel Barlow December 25
A Christmas dance is announced for Wednesday night December 25 at Notel Barlow with Tommy Kinser's band providing music. The event starts at 8 o clock and is open to the public.
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Cranium Crackers Five Name Groups for Experts
Five name groups across arts fields with one outlier in each. Identifies the common discipline all intact members share, calling attention to the misplaced figure in each list. Includes composers conductors playwrights writers and poets from mid 20th century.
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John Barbirolli
Frederick Stock
Artur Rodzinski
Joh Gielgud
Thoms Benton
George Biddie
William Saroyan
Boardman Robinson
George Kauffman
Sir Thomas Beecham
Robert E. Sherwood
Clifford Odes
Spa Racing to Begin Feb 24 at Oaklawn Park
Arkansas Racing Commission fixed February 24 to March 29 as the spring racing meet dates for Oaklawn park in Hot Springs. The commission accepted Jiles L. Bland’s resignation as secretary and appointed Guy Freeling to succeed him, with the change effective when the new administration takes office. Officials named for the meets include William A. Hamilton, J. G. Reeder, Dr. F. W. Asche as stewards and others in judging and timing roles. The financial report showed 1940 tax receipts of 204205.68 compared with 152175.08 in 1939, and Bland was commended for his services.
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Oaklawn Park
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Arkansas Racing Commission
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Ridge
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Homer M. Adkins
Foster Vineyard
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Wyoming Autoists in Peril of Blizzards
Wyoming report notes extreme winter peril with long distances in Sweetwater County. Shelters with matches wood and coal were built for travelers. Signs warn that stealing supplies could be deadly for some, while census data outlines variability in US store customers.
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Sone
Halifax Named New British Envoy to the United States
The Daily Mail reported Lord Halifax as the likely next British ambassador to the United States. If chosen, he would replace Anthony Eden as foreign minister and spur wartime efforts from Washington while cabinet changes were discussed.
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Bond Set For Cadenheads In Prescott Arkansas
Prescott Arkansas Mr and Mrs Sam H Cadenhead waived examining trials before Justice W J White this afternoon and were granted bail of 1000 and 9500 respectively for appearance for trial in Circuit Court in January They are charged with embezzling more than 300 dollars in funds belonging to the Nevada County Fair Association Mrs Cadenhead was secretary of the Prescott Chamber of Commerce three years resigning November 1 Mr Cadenhead had not made his bond Friday night
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Negro Goodfellows Plea for Aid This Christmas
The Negro Goodfellows appeal for help to brighten many families in Hope this Christmas. They urge friends to contribute as much as possible, calling 340 or 294 to arrange a representative visit promptly.
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Browsing all 334 Tesas counties would take months
Visiting a different county in Tesas each day, nine months would be needed to cover all counties. The state has 334 counties in total.
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Tesas
British Press Bardia Siege Shrinks Italian Line
Cairo dispatch reports British bombers artillery and ships battering Bardia as siege tightens. British forces capture nine more prisoners and four guns while advancing to clear western Libyan areas behind the eastern base. Limited reinforcements arrive and coastal naval gunfire supports the landward push.
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Hal Kemp Dies at 35 After Auto Crash Injuries
MADERA Calif. Hal Kemp 35 orchestra leader died Saturday from complications after injuries in a Wednesday auto accident. Doctors said pneumonia contributed to his death and had placed him on oxygen as his condition remained grave.
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Research Expenditures in 1939 United States
Industrial research in 1939 showed expenditure of 200 million dollars by about 2000 scientists and engineers across individual companies. The sector employed roughly 32 000 workers, reflecting growing investment in science and industry during the period.
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Indi i
French Reject Nazi Demand in Vichy Cabinet Shuffle
In Paris informed sources report France refused to change its cabinet or recall Pierre Laval. Petain consented to a German request by Otto Abetz to replace General de La Laurencie with Fernand de Brinon as delegate-general in the occupied zone.
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W H Herndon Dies Suddenly At Magnolia College
W H Herndon age 60 longtime Magnolia A M College secretary since June 1922 died Friday at his campus home from a cerebral hemorrhage. He came from Brownstown Sevier county earlier worked for a Nashville wholesale grocer. Surviving wife Ze Garrison Magnolia daughter Mrs Kimbrough Harrington mother Carrie Herndon Ardmore Oklahoma three brothers Luther J Ernest Roy and two sisters Mrs Smith Spencer Funeral Saturday at 9 30 a m Lewis funeral home with burial at Nashville cemetery at 3 p m He was a first cousin of R Herndon of Hope
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W. H. Herndon
Magnolia A. and M. College
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Sevier County
Nashville
Ze Garrison
Kimbrough Harrington
Carrie Herndon
Ardmore
Okla
Luther J
Ernest
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Roy Herndon
Tulsa
Smith Spencer
America
M. A
Lewis Funeral Home
J. B. Luck
Roy Fawcett
R. ¥. Herndon
Hope
Rev William R Parsons to Preach at First Baptist
The Rev William R Parsons of Louisville Kentucky will preach at the Sunday evening service of First Baptist Church. The pastor will administer baptism and Christmas music will be performed. Parsons, brother of Mrs Bates of Hope, was ordained last fall and is in his second year at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is known in church circles here and has led boys handwork in the first Vacation Bible School. The service opens at 7:30 p m.
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First Baptist Church
M. &. Bates
Hope
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
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