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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1940

Page

7

Universal war training gains support from solons

Washington reports mounting demand for universal preparedness with lawmakers backing military training in schools and colleges. Senators Tyings and Ashurst urged Congress to stay in session for a broad plan, while many favor a national reserve force and a larger regular army rather than a large standing army. Some call for compulsory civilian training, others for voluntary service, with debate on navy air forces and canal defenses ongoing.

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FDR Pledges Aid To Allied Cause

President Roosevelt pledged unqualified material and moral support to Allied nations, declaring the United States would extend help while maintaining defense readiness. His Charlottesville address emphasized democracy, warned of a fascist threat, and outlined intensified aid and preparedness amid Italy being barred from cash and carry.

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Canada Passport Rumor Is Denied

A Dallas official stated that Canadian travel requires no passports or visas for American travelers. P. G. Jefferson, district passenger representative of the Canada Pacific railway, wrote to The Voice declaring Canada welcomes American citizens without passports or visas.

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