Russo Japanese pact signals axis cooperation expands
The text argues Russia aligns with the axis including Japan in a non-belligerent role, sharing profits and supplying war materials. It claims Western nations erred in trusting Russia and urges a peaceful, practical approach, urging the United States to mind its own affairs and promote democratic progress in the Americas.
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Russia
England
Japan
Manchukuo
China
United States
Germany
Asia
America
Rusie
Palley
Washington
Posats
Fitase
Pacific
Americas
Lincoln
British Bombers Hit Bremen and Northern Coast
British reports say bombers targeted Bremen last night along with Wilhelmshaven Cuxhaven and Wesermünde in heavy air raids. The Nazi Brest base on the French coast was hit again and Hezer land was attacked. One bomber and three fighters are missing, with one patrol plane unaccounted for.
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London
Bremen
Wilhelmshave
Cuxhaven
Weserminde
Minkiry
Brest
Dassigné
Hezerland
Italian forces push north along Yugoslav coast toward Dubrovnik
Italian high command reports an advance from Alhenia along the Yugoslav coast toward Celinje and Kotar, aiming to cut Yugoslav territory from the Adriatic. Dubrovnik lies about 260 miles south of the border, while forces recaptured Kilsura in Albania. Front dispatches describe heavy fighting near Tepetens and Ersoke as Italians press Greek and Yugoslav positions.
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Rome
Alhenia
Fas
Celinje
Yugoslavia
Kotar
Dngbravnik
Dubrovnik
Kolor
Albania
Kilsura
Kilgura
Tepetens
Frreks
Scutari
Piccolo
Hane Crtisery
Salinn Bangs
Yugorkov
Ersoke
Fastisk Brogpa
Pt Peraty
Pioneer Meet Works Starts for Annual Pioneers Event
The Pioneer Memorial Hall and Municipal Auditorium host decorations for the annual Pioneer Memorials of Texas event set for Sunday and Monday. Committee members include Jara, Fred Hauer, chairman, and numerous others representing the association to the river Parrant and the Battle of Flower.
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Pioneer Mémorial Hall
Municipal Auditorium
Blate Aphodlatinns
Texas Pioneera
Jara
Fred Hauer
Messames Ae
Sir Maria
Edward W. Heusinger
T Swill
Try Gass
Actington
Hikaris
Hikaris, Geguge W. Baunitere, ML Odward A. 2. Richey
Prank Heegelia
Cude
Vera B
Giraud
Paul Dobrownleich
Aknsorate
Coata Repre- Ritine
Parrant
Battle of Flower
Devarie Inneine
Mra
We C. Plucker
Salman
Meadaniea Atria Mitchel
Larkin
William W. Benbler
Samer Carlton
Carrie Irat
Bauericket
Austin
POA Dunes
Dineen
Rene
Atexman Wired
Jona Henrisoth
John Futherland
British Fleet Pounds Axis Lunn In Libyan Bombardment
London April 1 The admiralty said a very successful bombardment of Fort Capuzzo in the Darola area Libya yielded many salvos and a concentration of about 107 axis tanks and other vehicles. The same report cited the annihilation of a convoy of three Italian destroyers and five cargo ships carrying mechanized gear munitions and possibly troops across the Strait. A British destroyer Mohawk was sunk by torpedoes during the action on Tuesday night. most of the crew and the commander were rescued.
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London
Admiralty
Fort Capuzzo
Darola
Libya
Gabo
Nathar
P Nille
Sicily
Trallany
Luca Tarieo
Baby Beating Nets Prison Sentences
Milwaukee April 17. Norman Covault, 24, must serve three terms of one to twelve years each for beating his four month old daughter Nancy into insensibility on March 11. Municipal Judge Max Nohrme imposed the sentence after convicting Covault of assault with intent to do great bodily harm. Covault pleaded insanity by reason of temporary insanity and testified he had been drinking.
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Milwaukee
Norman
Covault
Nancy
Max Nohrme
Govault
Father and Son Swap Ranks at Camp Blanding
Henry Bawyer, 43, a World War veteran who is blind, reports that his son John, 19, has risen from private to corporal in the same unit at Camp Blanding Florida. The father says he once kept his son in line by taking orders, now the roles reverse as the son commands in the same company.
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Camp Blanding
Pla
Henry B. Bawyer
John
Catholic educator warns on private education control
The Rev S M Wilson president of Loyola University of Chicago warned of imminent government control of private education. He urged consolidation of small colleges to counteract federal taxation and criticized the National Education Association and many teachers colleges for fostering this trend.
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New Orleans
The
Nadene] Cathaile Educador Psoetition
Nazi Push Into Greece Advances Near Veria
Nazi forces push through Phiotina and reportedly cross the Aliakmon river north of Veria as they drive on British positions near Mount Olympus. The British main line reportedly extends from Larisa to Inantina, reflecting a broad advance theater.
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Phiotina
Aliakmon River
Veria
Mount Olympus
Larisa
Inantina
London Braces for Massive Luftwaffe Blitz
German air force unleashes a furious raid over London with 460 planes dropping 100000 fire bombs and explosives in a revenge attack after a RAF Berlin raid. morgues and hospitals filled. Nazi claims of 80 great fires.
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London
Berlin
Greece
Nouth
Mt. Olympus
Mediterranean
North Africa
Tobruk
Libya
Albania
Scutari
Adriatic
AXTO MOPS UP IN LIGYA DRE
Rome reports German forces maintaining pressure on British troops in Th bruk and Salum while mopping up dispersed stragglers in the Chanatean highlands. In East Africa Italian forces counter attacked Britain near the Baro river and battles around Dembidou north of Gan hold heavy losses.
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Rome
Wallen
North Africa
Thbruk
Salum
Chanatean
Traian High Command
East Africa
Baro
Ethiopia
Dembidou
Gan' Eels
War headlines from 25 years ago and 1941 faculty re election
The page surveys World War II events with a British steamer Inverlyan loss to a U boat and French attacks on German forces near Deoeaumont and Vaux, plus Dutch demands to Britain. It also notes maritime actions, prison camps, and a Norse coast incident. The piece ends with Weimar High School faculty re election for 1941-42 under Superintendent R H Mayfield.
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Inverlyan
New York
Deoeaumont
Vaux
Maere Sound
United States
Paculty
Weimar
Weimar High School
R, H, Mayfield
Greeks Hold Key Eastern Front in Thrace
Col. Conte Leon, Greek military attache in London, says continued resistance keeps major portion of Greek eastern armies intact in Boe ing area forts in eastern Macedonia and Thrace, amid claims of surrender or capture by Germans. The report notes stubborn defense despite near impossible odds and references Dunkirk as a comparison.
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Merrill
Greek defenders praised for sacrifice in Macedonia stand
Military observer Colonel Leon notes Greek troops in eastern Macedonia and Thrace delayed enemy advances by blocking routes. He explains forces south of the Bulgarian border stayed ready to defend ground until Salonika fell, with string of withdrawals to safeguard eastern forces and Turkish reliance fading during March.
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Thrace
Leon
Drama
Kavala
Stuma
Meath
Iit Macedonia
Uht
Salonika
Gabnel Leon
Crerks
Turkey
Hiller
Reece
Belgrade
Jarmlas
Doyle School Board elects new officers at Alamo Heights
Doyle School Board appoints KF Doyle as president of the Alamo Heights ward. B. M. Brons is named vice president and A. Mo Michael secretary. Other members include Mrs. P. F. Callahan, De T. B. H. Duckworth, J. J. Ormsby, and Harry Lutthke. Also mention of rental ads and National Want Ad week.
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Doyle
Alamo Heights
B. M. Brons
A. ‘Mo Michael
P. F. Callahan
T. BH. Duckworth
J. J. Ormsby
Harry Lutthke
Germans Brag of Revenge Attack on London
German air force delivered a night reprisal blow on London described as the biggest raid to date. The communique said four British ships totaling 28 000 tons were damaged in St George's Channel and a 5000 ton freighter was sunk west of Ireland. Bombs hit the dock area and Thames facilities as 100 000 incendiaries sparked fires seen from the French coast.
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London
High Command
Berlin
Germany
St. George’s Channel
Irish Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Ireland
Yarmouth
Thames
Dock
French Channel
Exeter
Teporll
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