Leopold May Get Part of Holland
The Belgian king Leopold appears to have saved his throne by capitulating to Germany. Reports say Leopold may be allowed to continue as king if Germany wins the war, with speculation that the Flemish part of Belgium could join Holland to form a new kingdom. German sources say Leopold might rule from a castle in the Ardennes after surrendering and forming no civil government for a time.
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Louis P. Berlin
Leopold
Germany
Miller
Belgium
Holland
Aso
Amberly
Ay Nave
Umberto
Marie Jose
Sims
Ardennes Forest
Norway
del 1 Lpian
Germay
Dack
England
Berlin
Repiti
Reynaud
Texas Officials Form 10 Man Defense Coordination Committee
A Texas 10 man committee of site and educational officials was formed to coordinate immediate defense activities with the federal government. Governor W Lee O Daniel appointed the panel after a conference with state and federal officials to address housing in mechanical and scientific matters, highway expansion, training bases and other Texas defense actions.
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Austin
Texas
W. Lee O'Daniel
Homer Garrison
State Police
Gaston Howard
Washington
Brady Gentry
Highway Comission
W. H. Richardson
Public Safety Department
Gerald C. Mann
J. Watt Page
Claude Y. Birkhead
Texas National Guard
Marvin Leonard
Public Welfare Department
Harry Knox
Board of Central
Hammer P. Trainey
University of Texas
T. O. Walton
Texas A. and M. College
Clifford Jones
Texas Tychological College
Art Treasure Uncovered in Bracken Ridge Studio
Heirs of Ray Lambert reveal a hidden painting found face to wall in a Bracken Ridge park studio once used by Hugo Pohl. The 1895 Abel finding painting, signed Alphzo Toretti of Mexico City, had been repaired by Pohl before his death and shown at Fagle Furniture. City workers uncover it during studio conversion.
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Ray Lambert
Bracken
Roads inade quate for military use in Texas
The Texas highway department reports thousands of miles of roads inadequate for Army maneuvers in East Texas, with 23 miles of good road practically ruined and other routes damaged. Findings were sent to congressional roads and military affairs committees. Also, Paul Mellen Chamberlain, 76, retired consulting mechanical engineer, died at his Keene New York home yesterday.
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Austin
Texas
Department
Congressional
Miling Affairs Committee
Lindbergh Ousted by Lafayette Escadrille Group
Paris May 20 The Lafayette Escadrille Memorial Association withdrew honorary membership from Col Charles A Lindbergh after his May speech. The group cited his remarks as contrary to the spirit of American volunteers who fought for France in 1914 1918 and to the Escadrille legacy.
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Paris
Lafayette Esttadrile Conferrey
Charles A.lingbergh
Airasia
Escadrie
Lindbergh
Lafayatte Escadrille
France
Suspects Sought After Plant Fire in Vancouver
Police questioned a man and a woman today in connection with a blaze at Union Boat Works Ltd in Vancouver. The fire in the boiler room destroyed the plant and damaged two neighboring shipyards, with a $20,000 seine boat nearing completion burned in one facility. Officers say three men and a woman were seen leaving a plant just before the fire.
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Vancouver
B.C
Pman
Union Boat Works, Ltd
Sen
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