The Free French in Exile and US Recognition Debate
The piece explains the distinction between a government in exile and a wartime movement led by Charles de Gaulle. It notes the American stance recognizing the Free French as military, not a formal government, while Vichy and Free French regions complicate State Department relations. Adrien Tisier heads the Free French delegation in the US.
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Charles
de Gaulle
Holland
Gaulle
Tate
Free French” Movement
Gallarat de Gaulle
Francé
Laval
Free French
United Nations
Adrien Tisier
Free French National Committee
United States
State Department
Free
Free French Aid Puts Vichy on Defensive in Africa
The text notes American support for French colonial possessions resisting Axis influence, while Vichy protested the U S appointment of a Consul General in Brazzaville, the Free French capital in Equatorial Africa. Washington withheld formal diplomatic recognition amid the dispute.
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Vichy
Vinhy
United States
Brazzaville
Equatorial Africa
U. S. State Department
Farmers Urged to Harvest Legume Seed in Hempstead County
Oliver L. Adams, Hempstead County agent, urges farmers to harvest winter legume seed for home use and sale. With promising prices for hatched legume seed and anticipated nitrogen fertilizer shortages next year, Arkansas seed may fetch 11 percent cents per pound next fall. Farmers are told to have excess vetch cleaned and tested to maximize value, and to contact the county agent for guidance on harvesting and cleaning vetch, Austrian pea, white clover, bur clover, and hop clover.
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Hempstead
Oliver L. Adams
Oregon
Arkansas
Negroes Start Food Program in Rural Arkansas Communities
Community leaders in Mt Mariah McCaskill and Blevins organize an all out food and feed program for home consumption. Evening adult classes push growers to increase crops despite rain with emphasis on canning supplies sugar from the rationing board. Farmers plan tomatoes cucumbers corn peas small grain and a record broiler season while warning on pests and diseases. Indo China population noted at 23 million.
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Mt. Mariah
McCaskill
Blevins
Free French Program Supports Self-Determination
The passage states that once the United Nations secures victory and liberates France, the French people themselves must choose their government. It emphasizes that the United States does not seek to impose a De Gaulle led political system on France.
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Free French Movement
United Nations
France
United States
de Gaulle
County Men to Attend State Grading School
Earl Allen and D E Mobley of Hempstead county will attend a state wide egg grading school in Little Rock June 2 3 and 4 sponsored by the Extension Service of the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture The program aims to train egg dealers employees to grade eggs to official U S standards and issue licenses to successful participants Instructors include J O Kumpe S A Moore and Frank J Santo The event follows a series of area schools and is part of a drive to help Arkansas farmers market surplus eggs through government graded standards and local marketing programs A state wide meeting of egg dealers will be held in Little Rock at the Pulaski county courthouse June 3 8 p m Register at the county Extension office
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Earl Allen
D. E. Mobley
Hempstead
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Little Rock
Mary Claude Fletcher
Oliver L. Adams
U. S
J. O. Kumpe
S. A. Moore
Frank J. Santo
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Extension Service
Arkansas
Eextension Service
Pulaski County
Extensionn
Philadelphia Cat Returns After Absence
Wallace describes returning to Philadelphia and finding her cat missing for five days. Doval later unpacked luggage in Philadelphia and discovered the cat hidden among clothing. The cat survived after meals were provided, amid a discussion of dividing humanity into woolly and weavy-haired groups.
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Wallace
Philadelphia
Doval
Cat
First WWI Medal of Honor Hero From Marines Named
The first AT member to win the Medal of Honor in World War I was Gunnery Sergeant Charles Hoffman of the U.S. Marines.
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Charles Hoffman
U. S. Marines
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