Wallace to Voice War Aid Plea in Senate Address
Wallace to urge war aid measures in a senate speech adapting the wartime stance. The former Agriculture Secretary is expected to emphasize tighter farm controls and preparations for potential British trade disruptions amid rising surpluses and market shifts caused by the war.
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Senate
Agriew
Breck
Coley Wallace
I Ice
Jet N. Garner
Garner
ASCAP Agreeing to Pay 24000 Fines to End Trust Suit
ASCAP directors approved a consent decree to pay 24000 in fines and end the federal antitrust action. The government would dismiss the Milwaukee criminal case and replace it with a civil action in New York. A general membership meeting to ratify the agreement was called for tomorrow night.
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ASCAP
New York
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishrs
Sithough As.c.a P
Milwaukee
Wis
As.c.a.p
Man skis 24 miles through blizzard to answer draft call
James Charles Johnson 34 a Camp Tamarack caretaker skied 24 miles through a mountain storm to reach the selective service induction near Sacramento. He joined 19 others in the third call, despite no phone at his cabin and delays from the draft board and fire observation service.
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San Andreas
Calif
James Charles Johnson
Selective Service
Sacramento
Johnson
Camp Tamarack
Camp Connell
Camp
Signals Mixed Romance Passes 606 Students
A campus confusion over escorts for 600 touring girls from Stephens College led to a flood of responses at the University of Washington. Assistant Dean William H. Botzer doubted so many unattached men could be found but planned to try.
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Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
William H. Botzer
Stephens College
Columbia
Botzer
Stephens
Nazi supplies move across Yugoslavia and Balkans shift
Report details Nazi supply movements across Yugoslavia and potential Bulgarian, Greek and Italian actions. Observers note Cvetkovic may meet in Sofia to reaffirm anti aggression pledges while rumors swirl about King Boris seeking access to the Aegean. Greek counter offensives and Mussolini reinforcements heighten danger as British help looms.
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Bulgaria
Sofia
Dragisa Cvetkovic
Adolf Hitler
Bucharest
Boris
Germany
Aegean
Greece
Albania
Mussolini
Italy
Africa
Athens
Dutch Leader Kidnapped by Nazi Agents
Report from London says Jonkheer D Jan de Geer former Dutch premier may have been abducted from Lisbon and imprisoned in Germany to obtain information about Britain. Dutch authorities investigate claims he was lured from England by his wife’s supposed fate in Holland.
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Netherlands
Jonkheer
Jan de Geer
de Geer
Lisbon
England
Holland
Germany
Netheris
Great Britain
Marth
Geerliner B&b
Barcelona
Spain
Burt
the Mirror
Gany
Daily Mirror
Stuttfart
Democracies In Death Tilt Contests Power Over War Aids
Senate debate on a lend lease bill centers on presidential authority to procure war supplies with Congress resisting expansion of executive power. Leaders argue over cash loans or gifts to Britain, constitutional limits, and potential moves toward war while Harriman prepares to coordinate aid from London.
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United States
Connally
Len Baler
D-N. C
Hil
D-Aio
Murray
D_-Mont
Adm
Roosevelt
W. Averell Harriman
London
Harriman
Senate
Barkley
Wheeler
D-Mont
Semdiing Traaps
Ellemder D-Lad
Britain
Congress
Vandenberg
England
Nye
R-N. D
Great Britain
British Army drives ahead in Ethiopia
British forces report success in Ethiopia with Niabara captured, 110 miles inside the country. Ethiopian patriots aid the British in Golja province as Italians retreat from multiple towns. Piccolo Abbar post seized after Italian abandonment while Juba river line operations continue despite stiff resistance.
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Cairo
Egypt
Niabara
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Lake Yana
Njabara
Gojjzm
Goliam
Piccolo Abbar
Somaliland
Juba
Menzies in Lisbon After North Africa Visit
Australian Premier Robert G. Menzies arrived in Lisbon today from North Africa where he inspected Australian units serving with the British Army of the Nile.
Divorce granted to Mrs Beckman by California judge
San Jose court awarded Mrs Debnore Beckman a divorce from Carl Beckman after he failed to remove a pet monkey from their home. Judge Charles D Davide noted the lack of effort and granted the decree following the cross complaint.
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San Jose
Cal
Vorca
Charles D. Davide
Carl Beckman
Ea Bergel
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