Lindbergh Opposes FDR War Address at Philadelphia Rally
Charles A. Lindbergh denounced President Roosevelt’s war policy at a Philadelphia rally, saying America should avoid intervention and that following the president could lead to a long war between hemispheres. He accused Roosevelt of seeking world domination by controlling African island waters and broadcast his remarks on WFLL and street loudspeakers outside the Arena.
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Philadelphia
Charles A. Lindbergh
America
Roosevelt
Linebergh
Cape Verde Islands
Africa
Hitler
Europe
Asia
African
WFLL
Lindbergh
Denial of Schmeling Death After Crete Mission
Berlin reports quoted Max Schmeling denying rumors of his death in Crete. The former heavyweight champ said he wandered alone, rejoined his group, and helped seize a strategic coastal road before being treated in an air force hospital for a tropical illness.
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Berlin
Max Schmeling
Gersmann
Crete
Siegfried Kappe
Gero Luftwaffe
Schmpeling
Schmeling
Air Force
Fragmentary German News Agency Report Emerges
A garbled dispatch from DNB on Friday mentions Thursday night events in the south and references unidentified phrases in a mix of languages, with no clear names, places, or outcomes discernible from the readable text.
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Torquay
Iridii Taraod
Oriithab
Bnigtiah
Southern
Godel
DNB
Social Calendar Friday May 30 Events
Social calendar lists events for Friday May 30 including a third Inher series at 8 o clock, a contract bridge gathering at 2 30, Circle No 1 meeting June 2 at 2, Girls Cotillion at 7 30, FAN members urged to attend, Y W A at First Baptist 6, Unit No 1 St Mark’s Auxiliary at 4.
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J. Cy Carlton
W. HH. Gunter
W. M.S
First Christan Church
Cotillion Club
Lowise Hoenn
St. Mark's Auxiliary
Annual spring recital and bridge party details
Tuesday and Thursday events at City Hall and North Harvey Street feature Mrs Halph Routon presenting a spring recital and Mrs Lyte Moore hosting a Thursday bridge club. Special guests include Mrs W R Campbell of San Antonio and Mrs Comer Goyeil. An ice course followed the games with Mrs Dick Watkins as high scorer and Mrs Dorsey McRae Jr a close follower.
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Halph Routon
City Hall
O'Elack
Lyle Moore
Clu
Lyte Moore
North Harvey Street
W. R. Champbell
San Antonio
Comer Goyeil
Dick Watkins
Dorsey McRae Jr
Local Notes Highlight Summers and Visits Across Towns
Personal mentions reveal Tyme Denn planning a summer in Inky Mississippi with relatives including daughter Miss Gwendolyn Denn. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Andrews and daughters Adolphene and Carolyn arrive from McAllen Texas for a relatives gathering. Henderson State Teachers College lists Miss Marjory Waddle among graduates as families travel to Arkadelphia for commencement. William L. Lewis Sr. funeral attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nolan and others traveling from Texarkana. Various local residents visit, travel, or report illnesses, with updates on hospital stays, summer plans, and student departures for Conway and Little Rock.
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J. M. Andrews
Adolphene
Carolyn
McAllen
Texas
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Marjory Waddle
Herpa Welis
George Waddle
R. M. LaGrone Jr
Frank Nolan
Texarkana
Henry L. Lewis Sr
Frank Trimble
Josephine
Morris
Italian Transport Conte Rosso Sunk Off Sicily
The 17,879 ton Italian liner Conte Rosso carrying troops was sunk by a torpedo south of Syracuse, Sicily. Most soldiers were saved. 229 crew members rescued, including 26 seriously wounded. Also, Italian high command reports British destroyer Hopeward destroyed by bombs from Maltese planes. Dante Rosso, a 19-year-old aviator, can be moved from Julia Chester hospital to home.
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Rome
Syracuse
Sicily
Ttalian Iigh Command
High Command
Hopeward
Daily War Bulletin
Hael Beer
Dante Rosso
Nashville Peach Festival committees named for August event
Nashville Arkansas nominating committee for the sixth annual Nashville Highland Peach festival met to choose chairmen for publicity construction of stands judges prizes queens contest masters of ceremonies floats bands decorations concessions electrician ice water traffic entertainment public speaking peach exhibits and more. The chairmen expect to complete committee appointments within days. Reports warn golfers about people getting hit by golf balls and advise staying out of the foreground.
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Nashville
Ark
Forrest Wilson
J. 3. Hill
G. S. Throwbridge
Harlow Johnson
V. Vi Vick
Burton Cupp
Payates
Jones Floyd
Barney Smith
Alger Lee Merrell
Horrow Johnson
Allie McCuflen
Dave Ryan
Gibbs Reese
D. D. Ellis
Billy Gaines
George R. Steel
Italian convoy mission across the Mediterranean reported
The article notes an Italian convoy heading to North Africa carrying reinforcements to garrisons, with Il Popolo di Roma reporting fresh manpower being moved across the Mediterranean by the Italian navy.
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Ing
Africa
Il Popelo di Roma
Mediterranean
Coca Cola Film Shown To Hope Rotary Club
The Hope Rotary club heard a 22 minute film on the soft drink industry and Coca Cola presented by Luther Holloman of the Hope Coca Cola plant. Charles Wimbish of Texarkana provided the equipment for the showing at Hotel Barlow. Terrell Cornelius announced a nationwide drive for the United Service Organization and its soldier recreation campaign starting next month.
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Coca Cola
Hope Rotary Club
Barlow
Luther Holloman
Hope Coca Cola
United Service Organization
Kudzu Cultivation Advised to Aid Soil Conservation
Hodge B. Viney ard Jr., a soil conservationist with the Soil Conservation Service in the Alton CCC Camp area near Hope, advocates clean cultivation of kudzu this spring to curb weeds, control moisture competition, and promote root formation. Cultivating in one direction minimizes vine breakage and helps create a dense ground cover to prevent erosion.
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Irudatt
Hodge B. Vineyard, Jr
Soil Conservation Service
Alton CCC
Hope
Vineyard
Germans in Night Raid on English Naval Bases
Berlin reports a night raid by German forces targeting English naval bases at Fort land Plymouth and the Port of.
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Berlin
Fortland
Plymouth
Roosevelt to broadcast June 4 national address drive set
A county drive to raise a quota of just over 700 dollars opens with a breakfast for committees. President Roosevelt is to speak in a national broadcast June 4. Rotary guests Friday include Herbert Witaker of Prescott, Charles Wimbish of Texarkana, and Martin Pool of Hope.
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Roosevelt
Cornelius
Rotary
Herbert Witaker
Prescott
Charles Wimbish
Texarkana
Martin Pool
Hope
Three to Make Ready at Cardman Barn Battle
In a tense Cardman barn scene Dr Van Horn ends the feud between League and fraternity, urging loyalty to Cardman and democratic rights. Paula and Tony confront guilt and misdeeds as they head toward a resolution, with plans to visit Chris in jail the next morning.
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League
Fraternity
Tuglions
Pr. van Horn
van Horn
Bascomb
Cardman
Paula
Kila
Tony
Jeffers Rand Beale
Sherwood
Miss Sherwood
Bill Jenks
Mr. Jenks
Bill
Dec
Kile
Lud
Larson
Kaiser Wilhelm II Reported Slightly Improved
Berlin reports a slight improvement in Kaiser Wilhelm II's condition. The 2 year old German world war emperor is in exile at Doorn. Family members rushed to his bedside as a telephone from Doorn conveyed that he appeared marginally stronger.
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Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm TL
Doorn
Halland
Roorn
Aacenzollernesinie
Slight Mistakes Department Seizes Groceries Mix Up
A Goldsboro housewife hurried to the store with a grocery list but realized she had grabbed her eight year-old daughter’s roster of three major league baseball teams. The mix up shows how a simple errand can become a humorous scramble.
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Goldsboro, N. C
Squirrel Causes Fire on Rail Line Disrupts Nine Trains
In Montana near Mt. Vernon a squirrel damaged the New Haven Electric Railway feed line, burning ties and causing a line fire that stalled nine trains for about an hour. The animal perished in the incident.
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MT. Vernon
New Haven
WE THE WOMEN By Ruth Millett on weekend guest ideals
Ruth Millett observes that a city working girl invited to weekend host parties is judged as the ideal extra woman. Hostesses expect her to dress appropriately for activities, listen to others, remain discreet with beauty routines, and show attentiveness to her partner to avoid awkward questions.
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Ruth Millett
John
Hostess and Guest Etiquette Debate Sparks Dinner Table Talk
A fragment discusses social expectations at gatherings with a hostess evaluating male guests. It suggests women vote with restraint while men try to impress, noting the hostess may forgive a guest’s missteps if a thoughtful compliment about her husband is offered.
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Wiman
Barbs on puzzling tricks and wartime quips
A fragmented, playful set of lines ponders cantaloupe tricks and reversal humor. It hints at prohibition, home life, and wartime imagery with jumbled phrases about queens, jack, and a laughing gas reference, all in a stray, whimsical style.
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Agal
Rmother
Jack
Dent
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