Falange and Pan Spanish Influence Across Latin America
Correspondent reports German backed Falange seeks to spread Span ish Spanish speaking Latin American groups, via embassies, to undermine Pan Americanism and foster anti Americanism. Falange aims to capture Catholic church influence while posing anti Russian and anti American narratives as a choice between Spain and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Falange
Amerit
Angistas
Spain
Thenee
Prescott News Explores Scout Patrol Organized For Boys
A senior Explorer Scout program begins Thursday with Dr A W Judson as leader. Eligible boys must be First Class or enroll to complete requirements. The patrol stays with Troop 80, sponsored by Rotary, but meets separately. First meeting held at Legion Hut. church circle meetings and Bible study sessions scheduled for May 5. Rosary Club meets at Broadway Hotel at 12:15. Wesleyan Guild hosts at Mrs Eagle’s home at 7:30 with co host.
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A.W. Judson
Rotary Club
W. M. Shackelford
Legion Hut
Society Notes From a Shreveport Weekend Visit
Society items report Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Carter of Shreveport as Friday guests of Mrs. Joe Boswell. A. F. Williams travels to Coudersport for his mother Mary Jane Williams's illness. Mrs. H Berkey Bishop Jr of Hope visits her mother Ida Martin. Mrs. Francis Williamson of New York City to visit grandmother Mrs. Gertrude Moncrief next week. Mrs. R. P. Hamby returns from two weeks in Hot Springs.
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Oscar Carter
Shreveport
Joe Boswell
A. F. Williams
Coudersport_ Penn
Mary Jane Willams
H. Berkey Bishop Jr
Hope
Ida Martin
Francis Williamson
New York City
Gretrude Moncrief
R. P. Hamby
Hot Springs
First Baptist Circles Meet Monday May 4
Calendar notes list joint meetings of Josephine Scaggs and Dorothy Garrett Circles at Mrs Wilburn Willis home at 2 40 pm and Ann Sigby Circle at Mrs Harvey Francis at 2 30 pm The First Presbyterian Woman’s Auxiliary Circles No 1 and No 2 meet at 2 30 and 2 40 pm respectively The English Speaking Union group comments on Pan Spanish movement in Latin America and Falange influence with estimates of membership and activity levels.
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Falange
Germany
Ber
Spain
South America
America
Josephine Scaggs
Dorothy Garrett
First Baptist Church
Wilburn Willis
Ann Sigby
Harvey Francis
Woman's Auxiliary
The
First Presbyterian Church
R. B. Hamby
Leon Carrington
Union Now
United States
Latin-America
Nui
Latin America
Church Services and Schedules in Local Churches
Sunday School and worship times listed for First Presbyterian First Methodist and First Baptist churches with pastors names and sermon topics. Activities include youth group counseling and Baptist Union training held across morning and evening sessions.
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Baptist Training Union
Home Grown Herbs Offer Flavor From Backyard Gardens
Washington gardeners may grow hardy herbs to replace imports for pies stews and dressings. Sage savory marjoram tarragon and chives plus thyme and cloves provide year to year plants. basil and summer savory are annuals. Prepare rich well drained soil with bone meal manure and cottonseed. space rows three feet apart. window boxes and pots work for apartment dwellers. keep herbs watered and weeded.
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Washington
George and
Marthy
Europe
Asia
Troops Live Continued From Page One
Shorted church notices describe Bible School at 10:00 a.m. Communion at 12:00 p.m. Christian Endeavor meets at 6:30 p.m. at First Christan Church.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Our Daily Bread! Ism's 20 year designs spark debate
The article discusses fears that Communist subversion in the United States undermines democracy. It cites legislators and thinkers like John Dewey warning Stalinist tactics will be pursued regardless of Western aims. It urges distinguishing military Russia from domestic communism while supporting anti Nazi efforts.
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Ism
United States
Faver
Gorvernments
John Dewey
Stalin
Russia
Nazi Germany
Hitler
Roosevelt
Britons Clamor Over Diminishing Dining Standards
Britons complain about crowded popular eateries and even luxury venues, noting poorer cooking and less variety than four years ago. Menus hide homely dishes like balled beef, reflecting broader dissatisfaction with food quality.
Re Routes and Reserves Build Camp Behind Lines
A visiting officer explains re routing supplies to a dugout camp where reserves improvise. He recalls signal flags mistaken for curtains and describes a self built shelter with a wall stove, hidden light trap, and a traveling USO library, showing limited materials redirected from engineers.
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Lce
Leutenant
USO
Mood Shift in FDR Brings Cautious Optimism
Washington reporters note a rare return to cheerfulness in President Roosevelt after the Pearl Harbor crisis. The change in mood, observed at White House briefings and among war workers, hints at renewed vigor but editors urge caution, stressing no assured turn in the war.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
Roosevelt
Hawaii
Posrl Harbor
United States
Ronan
Ross T. McIntire
White House
Japan
Shangri- la
Vast Galaxy and City Pension Figures Highlighted
The text notes the Milky Way's enormity with light taking about 80 600 years to traverse to a distant planet and provides a light speed figure. It also cites New York City pension costs around 25 million dollars, set against a Hawaiian Islands note.
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Ubis
Hawaiian Islands
New York City
Food Rationing Rules Hit High Price Lifestyles
The piece notes rising food costs and new penalties for black market racketeers up to 14 years in prison with heavy fines. It describes meatless days, shrivelled bakery rolls, and scarce champagne and sherry, while prices for oysters and salmon are still high and dining out costly.
Pay War Bill and Labor Seen as War Struggle Divide
The Pacific Coast faces a wartime shift as civilian defense work expands amid debate over non-defense spending and war profits. San Diego surges with 1940s boom as defense plants, housing, and payrolls rise, while a mainly volunteer civilian defense force worries about equipment and funding.
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Sy Fred 8
Ferguson
NEA Service
Pacific
United States
Communi
Nome
MacArthur
Seattle
Pueblic
OCD
San Francisco
Tneir-Raid
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Seatlle
Cal
Seal‘tle
Wil
Admiral Furlong of Pens Harbor Navy Yard Profile
Portrait of Rear Admiral Furlong, commandant at Pens Harbor Navy Yard, detailing his career from the U S S Oxtela during the Pearl Harbor attack to his current duties, family ties in Pennsylvania, and a light note on his horseshoe skills as he ribbed a rival admiral.
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Wendell Webb
Peark Harbor
Ry Poeeloms
Buble
Pens Harbor Navy Yard
U. S. S. Oxtela
Washington County
Pennsylvania
University of Kentucky
U.S. Naval Academy
West Virginia
Pacific Fleet
Staf
Marblehead
Bureau of Ordnance
Navy Department
Washington
TD. C
Monopalola River
Admiral Furlong
Chester W. Nimita
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Christian Service of
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Orren Ellsworth
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A. B. Gordon
Rosary Club
Broadway Hotel
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John A. Eagle
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the Women's Society of
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R. D. Nolen
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Wells B. Hamby
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Street Railway
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Perkison‘s Jewelry Store
High School Stadium
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