Debate over loyalty and arbitration in peaceful society
A railing article argues against internal treason and calls for strong measures to preserve national loyalty. It advocates compulsory federal arbitration of labor disputes, outlawing strikes, and enforcement by federal power, likening to Australia’s radical government. It laments democracy losing public order and urges decisive action to protect citizens' peaceful pursuits.
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Australia
Hostilities Spread to Spain Seen Across the Bay
A Geneva dispatch cites the Journal de Geneva reporting Algeciras across the bay from Gibraltar evacuated as early war extension indicators. The Vichy report suggests Spain may be drawn into the hostilities as events unfold.
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Geneva
Algeciras
Gibraltar
Journal de Geeve
Vichy
Slay Campaige on Schedule On War Front
War reports from Belgrade and the Croat capital Zagreb describe German operations in Yugoslavia and Greece. Refugees in Austria seek Hitler’s aid against Serb tyranny while Croats in South America press for a free Croatia. German troops reportedly advance through Bulgaria toward Greece as censorship delays accounts of the early war.
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Croatia
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Austria
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South America
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Danube
Paul Joseph Goebsbels
20 000 Troops Parade At Fort Worth In 45th Division Display
The page one parade column describes 20 000 troops marching past a reviewing stand at Broad Way and Fifth street. New weapons include M 1 rifles mortars machine guns and 75 and 155 mm pieces. Pershing watched from a Gunter hotel box with his sister and aide. A three legged mascot dog marched the route and several pickpockets were reported amid street crowding as schools closed and field hangars opened for inspection.
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Station Hospital
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John J. Pershing
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Miss May Pershing
C. C. Schaefer
St. Mary's
Houston
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Portylath
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Link Training Nlave
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Slavs Prepare to Strike at Albania Frontier
A Yugoslav broadcast reported heavy archery barrages along the Albanian Yugoslav frontier in preparation for a major attack against Albania. The claim places the front near Vichy with plans for a significant offensive edition.
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Vichy
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Nazis Say Slavs Arrest Germans in Yugoslavia
NBC reports a German radio broadcast said all prominent Germans in Yugoslavia were arrested before dawn Sunday. The New York Forum item notes arrests targetting German officials and suspects in the region amid wartime actions.
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New York
NBC
Yugoslavia
Greeks Defy Nazi Threat as War Flares in Greece
Reports from Salonika and Athens describe Greek resolve against German moves after a Greek-Italian clash last October. Prime Minister Korais pledges resistance as Luftwaffe activity increases near Salonika. King George I urges steadfastness with Allied support and warnings of strategic consequences for Greece and its neighbors.
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United States
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U. S
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Bride Goes Along With Draftee
Mary Klels 19, a brunette described as five feet tall, arrived from Albany with her fiancé, a draftee, and will join her husband’s unit as his transfer to Camp Wheeler, Georgia, moves her from the Army officer’s wife’s home to the military family.
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Mary
Albany
Marcll Wilts
French Cheer as U S Food Arrives
In Marseille crowds greet the arrival of U S aid as the Exmouth deliveries reach France. Admiral William Leahy presides over the cargo transfer amid a gale with thousands clinging to posts and cars. President Roosevelt proclaims May as Child Health Day in Washington.
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Britain plans final offensive in Balkans to reclaim Albania
London sources say Britain's aim in Greece is to drive Italians from Albania and defend Greece and parts of Yugoslavia in a forthcoming final offensive. Observers note an anti invasion army at home ready to open a second front, with troops from Britain Australia and New Zealand aiding Greece and possibly Ethiopia cuts.
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Greece
Albania
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Yugoslavia
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New Zealand
Ministry of Information Aid
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War Roundup from Associated Press Greece Yugoslavia Balkan War
Athens reports Greek troops repelling a fierce German assault in the Macedonian passes while Nazis claim a 18 to 25 mile Yugoslav advance. Belgrade allegedly aflame after a fourth bombing, Halian planes buttress Yugoslavia attack as Turkey and Russia stay neutral. Hull denounces Nazi assaults and pledges swift U S aid. Hitler denounces Yugoslav leaders. British forces seize Addis Ababa as German counter attacks in Libya are said repelled.
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Starks Honeymoon On Houseboat
ORANG April 7. H. J. Lauder Stark, prominent Orange businessman and philanthropist, and his bride of a day former Miss Ruby Bell Childers, were honeymooning aboard Stark’s elaborately equipped houseboat in South Cameron parish Louisiana. The couple wed quietly at an Orange church yesterday. Stark, a University of Texas regent and sponsor of the Orange High School Hengal Guards, gives his age as 53. Mrs Stark is 36 and has been associated with Stark interests in a confidential capacity for 20 years.
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H. J. Lauder Stark
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Ruby Bell’ Childers
Stark
South Cameron Paylot
Louisiana
Lan Orange
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University of Texas
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Britain to Recall Hungary Envoys
London April 7 Reuters reports Britain will withdraw its diplomatic mission from Hungary, saying Hungary has become a case for operations against the Allies. Caldwell county district court opens its spring term in Lockhart on Monday.
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Bysan
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Russia reports Yugoslav war pledge amid uneasy peace
Moscow on April 7 published dispatches noting the Germany Yugoslavia declaration of war and Russia’s friendship pact with Yugoslavia. The accord, signed Saturday by Premier Foreign Commissar Vyoa chelate Molotoff and Milan Cavrilovic in Stalin’s presence, pledges mutual respect for territorial integrity and continued relations if attacked by a third power.
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Milan Cavrilovic
Joseph Stalin
Roosevelt Signs New Defense Bill
President Roosevelt signed the $2,200,207,920 fifth supplemental defense appropriation bill. He also signed legislation providing $1,414,626,338 to operate independent government agencies including the Tennessee Valley Authority.
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