Friendship Train Food Shipped to Aid France
In Le Havre the first of ten trains departs for nationwide pickup of 4000 tons of Friendship Train food donated by the American public. The cargo arrived aboard the Jean Leader with Mme Germaine Foins-Chapuis and U S Ambassador Jefferson Caffery aboard. Caffery called the gift a spontaneous act by private citizens, and French officials adopted a unanimous resolution praising the American people for the Food aid and the sympathy shown.
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LE Havre
France
United States
Yesteay
Ean Leader
Mme
Germaine Foinse-Chapui
U. S
Jefferson Caffery
Mme. Poinso- Chapuis
Caffery
Escape Bid Foiled by Courthouse Clerks in Colorado
In Akron Colorado two courthouse clerks with sharp hearing stopped Paul Z Schneider 25 an accused slaver before he could finish sawing through jail bars to flee Washington County jail Frank J Ford 47 a Denver service station operator was murdered by Schneider who is on trial for the crime Sheriff S B Lewis learned of the attempt after clerks Mrs Murine Lane and Mrs Marijane Keim heard a tapping noise indicating a bid for freedom The report notes Schneider had cut through one bar and was partway through a second when detected
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Akron
Colo
Paul Z. Schneider
Washington County
Jwik
Schneider
Frank J. Ford
Denver
Shevife S. B. Lewis
Schmdey
Car Swerves Into Pole Injuring Two in Hutchins Area
Police report a vehicle struck a pole near Hutchins Road crossing after gravel on the rail line caused the driver to lose control. Henry Mann, 35, and Terrell Welle were injured. both were treated at a local hospital.
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Hutchins
Pepper and the dog that vanished and returned with butter
Pepper the prizewinning Dalmatian, owned by Mrs. Roy Jackson of 1123 W Russell Pl, vanished from home then reappeared minutes later in the street with a pound of butter in his mouth. In a separate note from Greeley Colorado, a missing four place plane from Akron to Cheyenne landed safely at the local airport.
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Pepper
Roy Jackson
W. Russell
New York
Russell
Greeley
Colo
Akron
Cheyenne
Wyo
B. L. Moore
Nailmakers to Clean House Nailmakers to Clean House
The nations nail makers open a drive to curb the gray market by tighter distribution policing and higher production. The plan was adopted after a lengthy hearing before the joint senate-house housing committee chaired by Flanders. The problem was described as a fragile gray market that could easily fail.
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Washington
Senate
Senate-House Housing Committee
Flanders
Elevator Man Moore Faces State Audit Over Shortage
Charles T. Moore, a Chicago real estate operator who rose from elevator operator in 1939 to a 182 million yearly business, appeared voluntarily at the state's attorney's office after reporting a 21,450 shortage in his accounts. Authorities planned an audit of his books today.
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Charles T. Moore
Chicago
Moore
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Palestine
Trans-Texas Airways
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Pau
Ellery
Izzy
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Leather House
Houston
Main Ave
Ul Pune
Lecsagy Xs
San Antonio
Kentucky
Rush
Pregrett
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