Red Cross unit elected at Berar county chapter meeting
At a forenoon St Anthony hotel session the Berar county chapter of the American Red Cross reelected D A Powell as chairman and kept officers G Arde Helland first vice president Mrs Gunther Orsinger second vice chairman Miss Mah Hirshberg secretary and Les George treasurer New directors include Ralph Darkee Henry M Hart Alice Lathrop Theo Meyer Az Adolph Bakmann Miss Elma Neel Mrs Orsinger Bailey Peyton John R Hutchins and Mrs Amos Graves A county drive aims to raise 26000 for relief and Taeto war refugees discussed by John C Wilson of St Louis
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Adolph Bakmann
Elma Neel
Orsinger
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John R. Hutchins
Amos Graves
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F. M. Jespie
John C. Wilson
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Fall of Abbeville Signals Channel Front Collapse
Roundup from Associated Heros reports Abbeville falls to German shock troops near the English Channel. Churchill cites heavy fighting around Boulogne and possible Nazi seizure of port defenses. Paris offers a more hopeful view as French forces reorganize to unite northern and central armies. Mussolini summons defense council as Italy weighs entering the war amid tension with Yugoslavia.
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Senator Capper Warns Against War and Domestic Tyranny
Foregoing war, Senator Capper urges neutrality to avoid military entanglements and foreign quarrels. He warns that aiding Allies could lead to dictatorship, debt, and large casualties, urging Americans to preserve liberty, defend home soil, and refuse overseas conflict while maintaining faith in government.
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United States
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Weather Temperatures Across Cities And Regions
Weather readings list temperatures and conditions for Evansville Indiana and numerous U S cities including Houston Dallas Los Angeles and New Orleans with notes on cloudiness overcast rain and temperatures ranging from the 30s to the 90s. The report covers Thursday and Friday forecasts and includes moon phase tides and rainfall totals for selected locations.
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Pastor to Begin East Texas Tour
Rev. H. G. Ziche pastor of Government Hill Lutheran Church and Texas District Luther League president will start a speaking tour in East Texas on Thursday. In his absence Rev. P. H. Heln of Grace Lutheran Sanatorium will fill the pulpit.
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H. G. Ziche
Government Hil Lutheran Church
Texas District Luther League
PH. Heln
Grace Luthera Sanatorium
Norwegian gains in northern Norway reported by Reuters
A British Reuters dispatch quotes a Norwegian communique from Norway detailing successful operations around Lofoten in the Narvik area. Norwegian troops reportedly liberated Milleballak and Kobbefeld, pushing German forces from Laval mountain. War department transfers Lieut. Col. Karly W. Duncan to Athens as military attache after East Texas and Louisiana drills. He has led as air officer in the Eighth Corps since last October, succeeding Brig. Gen. Frank M. Andrews.
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Ieavay
East Texas
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Frank M. Andrews
War 25 Years Ago Today
A compact note recalls events from 25 years past during World War I era. Italy declared war on Austria Hungary and Germany declared war on tiar. Britain formed a coalition cabinet to renew war age. Austrian shells bombed Italian towns along the Adriatic coast. Virginia Gayda, Mussolini’s editorial spokesman, commented on the Italo German alliance, saying Europe faced a fork between peace and war. Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands sought Belgian king Leopold’s counsel regarding rising international tensions.
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