American Day call to embrace liberty and reject alien ideologies
A 1841 letter and 20th century echo urge Americans to defend liberty and democratic principles. The writer condemns socialism and foreign influences while praising American ideals. He proclaims identity as American, pledging life and honor to keep the nation independent and true to Lincoln's warning that government by the people shall not perish.
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Free French Forces Massed Near French Somaliland Border
A French government report says De Gaullist Free French troops backed by British units are massed just inside French Somaliland near Daduanich and a railway station to Addis Ababa. Some forces have landed at Zella in British Somaliland. Efforts to contact French posts failed.
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Ethiopia
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Gulf of Aden
de Gaulle
Zella
British Somaliland
British seize fortress in Ethiopia during East Africa campaign
NAIROBI Kenya Colony April 18 M The fall of Dessile Takfats stronghold in Ethiopia was announced officially today. British South African forces routed Atsllan defenders from mountain barricades before the stronghold in the fiercest battle of the East African campaign. ROME April 38 M The Italian high command announced withdrawal of Fascist forces from Bessie Ethiopia 140 miles northeast of Addis Ababa. Resistance continues in the Alagi sector according to the war bulletin.
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Ruby Keeler Kin Weds Separates
Hollywood report says Marjorie Keeler sister of actress Ruby Keeler married former dancing partner in Las Vegas Nevada yesterday and sent him back to the army today. The groom George Vieira a private at Camp Roberts had two days off for the wedding. Next summer a church ceremony is planned when he has full furlough.
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Ruby Keeler
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Greece vows continued fight from Crete islands
Greek Premier Tsouderos declared the struggle must continue unflinchingly on our little Islands. He called Britain and Greece’s island as last ramparts of Europe. Crete serves as government seat with King George II after Nazi occupation.
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Weather nooner aT URES and regional forecasts
A garbled weather page lists wind directions from the north and mentions a 6:86 am observation. It records likely monthly rainfall excess of 3.86 inches and total rainfall since January 1 at 11.44 inches. Moon phase data and tide times for Aransas Pass appear, alongside a long list of city weather summaries and cloudy conditions across many U.S. locations.
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Axis Drive Near Salum Repelled
CAIRO Egypt April 26 Axis forces penetrated five or six miles inside the Egyptian frontier near Salum but made no progress yesterday British troops reported in contact with the enemy on the North African front. The communiqué said Italian and Axis detachments grilled the frontier at several points while British authorities noted they were weaker than those sent into Egypt last autumn.
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Aerial Attack Damages German Troop Planes at Benina
Cairo April 28. A German troop transport plane was destroyed and others badly damaged by a machine gun attack as they embarked soldiers at Benina airfield near Bengazi. The RAF Middle East communique notes heavy losses and damage to flying field facilities during British air operations in North and East Africa.
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Jap Emperor Will Observe Birthday
Tokyo reports a parade of thirty thousand crack troops before Emperor Hirohito to honor his fortieth birthday as heads of state planes roar overhead. The day is a national holiday with tributes across the empire.
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Hirohito Tomorow
Canada Sends Big Air Crews to Britain
The largest Canadian trained aerial contingent to reach the United Kingdom since the empire air training program began arrived Sunday, with Americans, Canadians, Australians and New Zealanders in the force. Brigadier E. L. M. Burns of Ottawa was named commander of overseas Canadian army operations, and Brig G Turner of Fredericton was named deputy adjutant general. A second block notes Eddie Conrad, 50, Hollywood film comedian and former vaudeville actor, died Saturday.
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E. L. M. Burns
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G. &. Turner
Fredericton
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British and German raids cause heavy WWII damage
Berlin reports night aerial attacks by German planes on English ships with about 26 000 tons sunk or damaged. Portsmouth shipyards allegedly suffered major bomb damage and storehouses burned. British daylight raids claimed to be minimal with sporadic strikes along the German border and near the coast. civilian casualties reported among workers.
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Ley
British Identify Destroyers Sunk
London reports three Italian destroyers destroyed in the Mediterranean between Bitly and Tripoli were identified by the admiralty. The Lucia Tarigo of 1626 tons, a Folgore class vessel, and another Vega class destroyer were confirmed sunk in the action.
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Large Boy Robs Youth on College Street
David Chitin, 18, of 908 Vargas Street, reported to police Monday morning that a large boy slapped him and stole ten cents in the 100 block of College Street while he was making change.
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Airman kills self as bomber downed near coast
London report says a German Heinkel bomber was shot down off the East coast today by a British vessel. One of its four crew members died by his own action. the other three were rescued.
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