Referendum Objection to War Policy and Democratic Voice
A speaker questions party dominance and urges a nationwide referendum on entering war. The piece contrasts democracy with oligarchy and plutocracy, arguing Congress should authorize a public vote to decide if the nation sacrifices lives for foreign wars and imperial aims. It warns against aristocratic or corporate control.
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London Women Douse Nazi Free Bombs over London
London residents joined women in dousing fires caused by German free bombs as alarms sounded across the capital. A lone bomber troubled East Anglia with machine gun fire before high explosives. minor damage reported and no major injuries beyond one person.
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Olt Herson
Thames Estuary
Stolen Young Forest Seedlings Gasoline and More
S W McCarthy reports theft of 100 seedling trees and 28 gallons of gasoline from his property at 642 Weal Glenn Street on a Tuesday. Beverly Hall at 203 Allenswarty Court loses $7.40 in cash and a valuable paper. Lois Danner, 622 Nolan Street, reports cash loss. During Christmas, army truck deliveries were interrupted as tents and two jack were stolen from the post office vehicle, per G C Ridgeway, transportation superintendent.
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Allenswarty Court
Lois Danner
Nolan Street
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G. GC. Ridgeway
Real Aid From U S Questioned by Curie Daughter
New York report quotes Lola Curie saying Britain has not yet received real aid from the United States. She criticizes cash and carry sales and urges American people to give without guaranteed repayment while preparing for a lecture tour in London.
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France
Siamese Air Raids Hit French Forces Along Border
Bangkok dispatch reports Thai forces inflicted heavy losses on French troops crossing the Mesong river. Five Thai warplanes damaged 30 river craft in retaliatory raids. Military objectives along the Indo China border from Luang Prabhang to the Gulf of Siam were damaged by Thai raiders, according to a communique.
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Ryan Plant Delayed as UAW Strike Talks Extend
In Dieago Calif federal intervention eased tension as the Ryan Aeronautical plant faces a union strike. Richard Frankensteen, UAW chief negotiator, says a tentative extension to 2 p.m. was agreed at Dr. John Steelman and Jon Owen's urging. The truce comes minutes before the deadline as both sides seek a wage dispute settlement.
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Stassen backs supreme defense council proposal
Minnesota Governor Harold B. Stassen urged forming a supreme defense council led by the President and congressional leaders to direct defense policy and curb presidential power. He argued the idea would reduce internal controversy and counterbalance national executive decisions. The proposal was presented to the opening session of the Council of Allied Governments.
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Supreme Defense Councy
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Grace Hayes Weds Composer In Las Vegas Charter Flight
Grace Hayes veteran vaudeville actress and Hollywood Tights club operator married composer Newell Chase in a chartered Las Vegas airliner early today. The ceremony was by Justice Mahlon Brown. Both aged 37, each listed a previous divorce.
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Air Corps Seeks Engineers For Ground Duty Training
The Air Corps inviting college graduates with engineering degrees to enroll as flying cadets for a nine month training at Purdue or MIT. Cadets receive $75 monthly pay plus clothing meals and quarters. Graduates become lieutenants in the corps reserve and may be ordered to active duty as engineering officers.
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Government Exrense
Chinese Civil War Toll Reported in Nine Day Battle
London dispatch says four thousand Chinese Communist troops were killed and wounded in a nine day clash after a supposed double cross by Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek. British observers in Hongkong report a clash between Chiang’s forces and Chungking loyalists. Parliament members received cable advices detailing the interior fighting in China.
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Major Reeves Inspires with War Wound Memoir Visit
Maj Emmott Reeves of San Angelo writes Hardship Obstacles a WWI memoir promoting resilience after both legs were amputated. In a hospital bed three days, he walked with artificial limbs within three months as his book Reverent oy Not includes encouragement from various speakers. Reeves visited San Antonio on Tuesday to promote the 10 part work.
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San Antonio
Turmoil in Romania Posts Casualties and Coup Rumors
Diplomatic dispatches report widespread disorders in Romania with street fighting and bombings in Bucharest and other cities. Heavy casualties cited as clashes continue between Iron Guard factions, Antonescu loyalists, and German troops amid rumors of a coup and possible German withdrawal from Giurgiu. General Antonescu orders the execution of a German staff officer’s killer, signaling high tensions with the German expeditionary force.
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Rumenia
Iron Guard
Romania
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Doering
War Roundup: Axis Advance and Global Tensions Rise
War Roundup reports fresh German units entering Bucharest and Romanian cities amid street fighting and bombing. Diplomatic dispatches note German casualties among soldiers civilians and Communists, while Balkan capitals watch. Hitler Mussolini plan to win France’s cooperation against Britain. Nazi high command cites 1941 victory aim. Japan hopes US rethink East Asia stance. Africa and Albania host major combat as British forces press Tobruk and Eritrea against Italy. London observers say Wavell ordered intensified efforts to topple Italian empire before German aid bites. Greek high command claims total success as Allied bombardment hits Piratus Athens.
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Malta Target in Second Raid
Berlin reports scattered German combat planes attacked Malta's airports for the second straight day. Three planes failed to return. Armed recon flights over Britain reached the Orkney Islands despite bad weather. German sources claim bombed merchant ships and a 6000 to 8000 ton vessel off Harwich was sinking. several merchantmen were reported damaged.
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Samaritan Bound Robbed in Sleep After Stranger Befriended
Bert Ferguson of 202 Chicago Boulevard woke early Tuesday to find a man he had befriended tied, gagged, and ransacking his home. The intruder, a white male about 25, fled in a 1938 car after stealing $35 and a coat and sweater. Ferguson, a musician, had offered the stranger a place to sleep after meeting at the Biltmore grill around midnight Monday.
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Indicted San Antonio man tied to Fort Worth conspiracy case
Peter Watkins of San Antonio is among 10 men indicted by a federal grand jury in Fort Worth on charges of conspiring to defraud the U.S. government. The case spans numerous states with alleged scheme involving thousands of dollars. Prosecutors named several co-defendants and noted the group operated across multiple locales, including Jacksonville and Memphis, with extensive alleged planning.
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Seminary Girl, 15 Sought by Ad TACOMS
Fifteen year old Cave Falk who ran away from a Boise seminary here Saturday is urged through a newspaper advertisement to contact her father, Dr. Ralph Falk. The ad asks Carol to phone or telegraph her father at Winthrop hotel in Tacoma, where he will arrange satisfactory terms.
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Lloyd George suffers read mishaps en route to Criccieth
London Jan 21 Britain's WWI prime minister Lloyd George was reported to have read mishaps on the way to Criccieth Wales where his wife Dame Margaret died before he reached her bedside. A cat caused a distraction near Carrig-y-Cruidion as guards and villagers helped him to a village hotel. One London paper said his mind was shaken but he planned to travel by train for the funeral today. He recently marked his seventy eighth birthday.
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Romanian cabinet minister resigns. succession planned
Berlin dispatch reports Romania's interior minister Gen George Petrovicescu has resigned. Gen Demeter Papeo, commander of Bucharest, will succeed him according to DNB.
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Peirovicescu
Axis partners eye U S 3part in war
Rome reports United States activity highlights five phases of the war as Hitler and Mussolini align on strategy. Observers cite intensified German air raids on Britain, Atlantic counter blockade, Mediterranean moves, and possible French cooperation. Nazi aims include Corsica bases and extending influence in French North Africa as the Malin base remains a key objective.
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United States
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