Gallup Poll Question on War Entry Sparks Debate
A Chicago Daily News column presents Gallup poll results showing 12 percent favoring entering the war against Germany and Italy, 88 percent preferring to stay out. The piece criticizes Washington and party leaders for pushing toward war, arguing the public largely opposes involvement.
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Kennedy says British public divided on US entry to war
Joseph P Kennedy testifies before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on aid to Britain amid war debate. He notes British leaders split over US entry, some fearing it would slow aid delivery, others believing it would help sustain war effort. Kennedy details air raids, Dunkirk questions, and uncertainties about German strength and shipping losses.
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Indiana Quads All Outcome In Michigan City
Mrs Evi Swanson delivered quadruplets by cesarean in Michigan City yesterday. Three girls and a boy survived briefly. all died within a day and a half. Swanson, 36, had previously no children. The event marks the first quadruplets born in Indiana.
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Rome Radio Says FDR War Is War
Rome radio in English broadcasts claims President Roosevelt aims to draw America into war by using aid-for-Diritaly powers. It asserts the public will resist going abroad, saying the nation intends to stay out of foreign fighting.
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British Launch Tobruk Assault Near Libya Frontier
British forces opened a major assault on Tobruk as Cairo reports a strong push toward the Sila fortress 80 miles inside Libya. The day’s communique claims seven Axis planes were destroyed in a new Calansso air raid, while a heavy night bombing targeted Tobruk and the Albanian port of Varonа for supplies to Italian forces in southern Albania.
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Greeks Repel Largest Italian Counterattack at Athens Front
Greek forces repulsed what they called the largest Italian counterattack on the Athenian front, claiming Italians retreated to near their original positions after severe efforts to halt the Greek advance. Greeks also reported gains north of Kitsura after attacks aided by disruption methods.
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Norther He Gets Slapped Norther He Gets Slapped
Weathered by garbled OCR, a fragment hints at a forecast shift toward northerly winds and a plan to become lively with San Antonio residents midweek. Names appear garbled and unclear, offering little verifiable detail for a full summary.
Two Auto Victims Have Broken Legs
Two pedestrians suffered leg injuries Tuesday after being struck by autos. Bah Metso Harper, 24, was treated at Robert B. Green hospital for a broken right leg below the knee while crossing Roosevelt and Chouds. Another victim on West Commerce in the 6000 block, Fairplay avenues area, had a broken left leg. A lottery ticket arrest was also reported with deputy sheriff Jack Halboral booking Ross on a possession charge at county jail. A rock was removed from Natividad Rodrigues's eye after an incident near Laredo and Brith streets.
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Brith Atreets
San Antonio bond vote forecast for airport project
San Antonio voters cast ballots on an 880000 airport bond in a quiet campaign. Officials expected light turnout with polls open from 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. and machines in use. Proponents mobilized businesses and city workers to back the measure, which would fund construction of a new airport seven miles north of the city off Highway 69.
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Suspect Charged in Rock Slaying
A complaint charges Ambeosiy Morales, 22, with beating a woman to death with a rock near Comal street after an alleged confession reported by deputies. Morales claims the killing followed a jealousy dispute over the woman’s interactions with other men. The case, documented in Ponte Prank Vaughan's court, includes details of the crime and Morales’s statements to investigators.
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41 Cent New Homes Ordered for Defense Housing
Washington ordered 717 dwellings to be built in San Antonio and nearby areas for civilian and enlisted air defense personnel. The project, part of 1932 housing unity, spans eight defense sectors under the Defense Housing Coordination, with 200 hours allocated for private construction. Rents projected from 14 to 45 dollars monthly.
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Britons Debate Labor Draft Bill
London June 21 Labor Minister Ernest Bevin announced government plans to register Britain's working men and women for possible drafting into war factories. He said age group registration would help call those needed for the state, despite political risk and left-wing opposition. The move follows the Emergency Powers Act of May 22 granting Parliament authority to draft workers during the war effort.
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Emperor Hiyonie Congratulates Roosevelt on Inauguration
A dispatch from Tokyo reports Emperor Hiyonie sent a congratulatory message to President Roosevelt today. The note praises his inauguration as a third term leader and marks the continuation of the wartime allied priorities.
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Weather Outlook for Anton and Vicinity
Clouds and mild warmth expected with Tuesday night and Wednesday showers unclear. Temperatures forecast to range from near 40s to mid 60s with southeast winds shifting to northerly by Wednesday afternoon. Extended outlook calls for colder air spread across East and West Texas with possible snow squalls and notable temperature swings through the period.
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