Armistice Terms Loom In France And Allied World
Dispatches recount the Compiegne railway car scene where peace terms were presented, echoing the 1918 surrender spot. Germany seeks demilitarization and dominance while France faces axis demands, with Mussolini proposing delivery terms and Britain bracing for invasion amid shifts in leadership and defense moves. Selection of Knox and Stimson to the Roosevelt cabinet adds to wartime realignment in North America.
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England
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Dominion
Canada
Composer in Study Visits San Antonio for Mexican Folk Music
Robert McGinsey of New York, known for Shadrach and other works, visited San Antonio on Friday to study Mexican folk music. Brother of B. B. McGinsey of 364 Westover Road, he plans new compositions including Jonsa and the Whale and Little Jesus Boy. The piece notes his contract with CBS and hints at broader Westward cultural development and future projects.
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Robert McGinsey
New York
Shadrach
San Antonio
B. B. McGimsey
Westover Road
Crea
Jonsa
Whale
Jesus Boy
Theice
Jarry Jericho
CBS
Whistler
California
West
Will Rogers and Ashurst cited as America's best senators
The article reflects on Oklahoma statehood and Arizona senator Henry Fountain Ashurst, praising him as one of America's finest. It recalls Will Rogers on an Arizona ranch, highlighting his witty philosophy and patriotism, and recounts Rogers on stage with rope tricks and audience reaction, emphasizing the value of simplicity and honesty in Americanism.
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Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Henry Fountain Ashurst
America
Senator Ashurst
Will Rogers
Haggin-Hearst
Will
George Lederer
Lederer
Rogers
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Utter
Abilene
Tex
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Amarillo
Austin
Birmingham
Mass
Easion
Caira
Charleston
Cheyenne
Corpus Christi
del Rio
Denver
Detroit
City
Kan
el Pago
Evansville
Judy
Fort Smith
Arie
Galveston
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Goodland
Ken
Ay Hatteras
N. c
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Helena
Mant
Lousto
Hurea
Tackoonvilla
Fla
Juneau
Alaska
Kansas City
Key Wee
Laredo
Little Ark
Degdy
Los Ans
Calif
Louteville
Macon
Memphis
Tenn
Wiamal
Paul
Minn Clady
Urah
Uae
Aly Mundy
Arthur
Tax bill stalemate halts work as Congress eyes recess
Washington June 21. House and Senate conferees failed to resolve differences on the $1,007,000,000 defense tax bill as lawmakers contemplated a one week recess. Speaker Bankhead and Senate leader Barkley signaled possible Monday sessions or longer adjournment to July 2 and beyond, while administration allies pressed for an August recess amid Republican convention plans.
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Congress
Senate
House
Harrisan
Bankhead
Roosevelt
Barkley
Philadelphia
Worst Droughts in Centuries Seen in Seattle June 21
Seattle report notes drought cycles over 20 centuries with dry periods likely to continue until about 1960. Halbert P. Gillette of Chicago presents evidence that the worst droughts may intensify beyond prior records, as rock layers reflect past wet and dry cycles and migration patterns.
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Seattle
American Association
Halbert
P. Gillette
Chicago
Association’ Geology Sre
Gillette
Light column seeks reader message for KTLA segment
The note requests readers to place messages for The Light segment on KTLA at 4 p.m. on a Monday or Friday. It references a code F-1231 and instructs how to submit, implying a call for audience input to the weekly column.
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