Free French One Year Old and Growing Strong
A year after Charles de Gaulle called for France to resist, Free French forces have grown to about 40 000 with an auxiliary Corps Feminin. Their reach spans Equatorial Africa, Pacific posts, India, New Caledonia, and Tas hiti. The fleet exceeds 100 ships, the air force has over 1 000 flyers, and their manpower includes civilians in repair plants andBritish factories. De Gaulle’s London leadership is supported by Muselier in the Mediterranean and Cateaux in the Middle East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
de Gaulle
Britain
Corps
Feminin
Equatorial Africa
Pacific
India
New Caledonia
Tashiti
Syria
Free French Navy
Ethiopia
Libya
Simone Mathieu
Corps Feminin
DeGaulle
Air-Planc
Ge Gauile
London
Admiral Muselier
Provence
Middle East
General Cateaux
Algeria
De'Gaulle
Verdun
New Support for Theory Demonstrated by Einstein Proof
AP science writer reports UNC mathematician Dr Archibald Henderson and student Frick present a geometric proof of Einstein relativity using a high speed plane and cannon, showing 154,153 miles per second for the shell. The article notes current weapons still underperform theoretical speeds. It also briefly mentions ogashimi in Japan and Lydia's ancient dice game as related curios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
Chapel Hill
N. C
Archibald Henderson
University of North Carolina
Einstein
Earth
Dr. Henderson
Cr. Frick
General De Gaulle and the myth of a dead corporal
A dramatic legend portrays Charles de Gaulle as a godlike figure to African troops and a German corporal in Paris, with Vichy authorities sentencing him to death and the tale claiming De Gaulle rose from the grave to rebuke Hitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of the Future
Vichy
de Gaulle
Hitler
Paris
Roosevelt loosens Latin American trade restrictions
Edson in Washington reports President Roosevelt's move to free hemisphere trade by removing many controls on U S commerce with Central and South American republics. A general license now permits these transactions except for 1800 blacklist firms and certain defense items, with consular and commerce offices aiding firms in finding new agents and partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
U. S
Central
South American
U.S
Treasury
Europe
Iit
Brazil
Latin America
Latin
South America
Commercial Intelligence Office
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
U.S. Department of Commerce
Duan and Bradstreet
Foreign Service
Department of State
Doodles Weaver and the art of breaking down
AP Feature Service writer examines Doodles Weaver, a gaunt red haired comic from California, his Broadway rise in Meet the People, and his idea of breaking down. He aims to bridge entertainer and audience by creating an even footing and shared storytelling vibe, as reflected in his breakfast chat with Tendles.
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Herman R. Allen
New York
Doodles Weaver
Doodles
California
Hollywood
Winstead Sheffield Grenn Denning Dixon Weaver
Devilles
Doo
Tendles
Breakig
Stanford
School of Entertainment
Studet
Rural Farmers Free Auction Set For Hope August Fourth
The Hope Junior Chamber of Commerce Trade Promotion Committee announced that household articles and farm implements to be offered at the second monthly Farmers Free Auction and Sales Day may be left at the nearest rural store for free collection and haulage. Auctioneer Silas Sanford will tour the area to interview farmers and organize items, continuing as field agent for the sponsors of the event held on the first Monday each month in Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Trade Promotion Committee of Hope Junior Chamber of Commerce
Silas Sanford
Chamber of Commerce
Books and booksellers react to fall of France era
Recent U.S. reflections on France fall and democracy in peril feature reviews of titles on Latin American policy, France under Vichy, totalitarianism cartoons, immigrant life in America, modern novels, crime fiction, art volumes, Bible translations, Texas oil town tales, and Great Lakes shipping culture.
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France
Philip Leonard
Husting House
Central
South Americn
Richard Walklen
Hede, Jr
Vichy
Pierre Laval
Admiral Darlan
Paris
Arthnr Szyk
Putnam's
Europe
Asia
Japan
America
Sidney Meller
Macmillan
Dorelli
San Francisco
Telegraph Hill
Katherine Brush
Farrar & Rinehart
Henry Steig
Knopf
Steig
John Stephen Strange
Doubleday
Doran
Vles
Times Square
Mystery Fang
Margaret Millar
Paul Prye
CisnateYo
Oxford
Italy
Michelangelo
Dutton
Mary King
Quincie ‘Bolliver
Houghton Mifflin
Texas
Quincie
Great Lakes
Doubleday Doran
Wack Companion's Career Sparked By 1935 Rose Bowl Antics
The piece recalls a wild streak from a Stanford event after the 1935 Rose Bowl when two students shouted “Everybody up right away” and were suspended by the dean. One later pursued entertainment, working with Hal Hoach and in New York, then Hollywood, before appearing in Harold Lloyd's "A Guy, A Girl and 2 Gob."
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Doodles
Hal Hoach
New York
Richard Mimber
Carcatures
Hollywood
Harold Lloyd
Swimming fowl and related crossword clues set
A puzzle style item presents clues for a swimming fowl and surrounding wordplay. Entries span anatomy, actions, and descriptors, including birds, meals, tools, and adjectives, forming a themed crossword segment with multiple cross references.
Texas county councils lead civilian defense push in East Texas
Washington correspondent Jack Stinnett outlines how East Texas Fast Texas Chamber of Commerce created county councils for national defense. They organized meetings with mayors, judges, ex servicemen, and leaders to educate, collect aluminum, and pass defense bonds, reporting no labor strife. The program spreads beyond Texas, signaling local initiative surpassing big city efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stinnett
Washington
New York
Hinjler-Lands
Julian Capters, Jr
Longview
Tex
Texas Chamber of Commerce
National Defense Committee
Jess A. McGill
Paris
Capers
County Council For National Defense
McGill
National Defense
United Service Organizations
Treasury
East Texas
Texas
M'Illet
LaGuardia
Mary Frances Daner Portraits Freight Life on Inland Lakes
Mary Frances Daner recalls summers on freighters traveling Duluth to Buffalo while detailing life aboard inland lake vessels. The narrative blends romantic reminiscence with practical notes on shipboard routines and the curiosity such work arouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Daner
Duluth
Buffalo
Cois
Leon V. Almirall
Local society notes from Murfreesboro and nearby towns
Miss Pauline Gould of Murfreesboro spent this week with her father John Gould and Imogene Rex of Smackover. Several local residents, including Mr and Mrs P H Wortham and Miss Bonnie Anthony, visited relatives and attended social events across Belton and Prescott. Funeral services for Rev Bob Bartel were held in Belton, with attendance from Janelle McCaskill, Ralph Timpton, and others visiting Murfreesboro and Highland. multiple families hosted relatives in El Dorado, Little Rock, and Texas during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Gould
Murfreestore
John Gould
C.D
Imogene Rex
Smuckover
But Williamson
P. H. Wortham
Bonnie Anthony
Rgturtvedl
Campdoynelle
Betty Rene Hamby
Prescott
Janelle McCasmtl
bin Hood
Missus Nell
Tinby Jean
Shu Plog
Goel Dunaway
Felfidrey
Beltanr
Blow. Culpepper
Willie Jean Eley
Wille Bley
Elo Borate
Merril Cemetery
Bob Bartel
Nashville
Belton Ehyrely
Graydon Anthony
Bonnie Anthony Grace Wortham
Janelle McCaskill
Ralph Karl Timpton
C D
Box
Jima de Wren
Murfreesboro
Highland
John Guiney
Texas
Oklahon
PB. H. Stephens
Chester McChall
Jimmy Wren
Little Reel
J. W. Hood
Borgnie Jen
el Dorado
Jock Sligh
Eugene Salter
Little Rock
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Lydia
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Edson
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Kai
Call Ag
North Hope, Ark
Rozel Street
H. D. Linker
Véterinarians
Hope Pet
Moore’s City Market
Columbia County
Mignotia
Simon Kohn
W. Main St
Malnolin
Ark
Pine Bluff
Jefferson County
Taylor & Co
Pine Sr
National Building Insurance — — Real Estate
Pine Bluff, Arkansas
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