Ulster Draft Decision Due In London
London dispatch reports the British government expected to decide on conscripting Northern Ireland amid raids and unemployment. Ulster leaders urge including Ulster in conscription, arguing total war requires mobilizing 200000 men aged 20 to 41 while Dublin protests and Bevin presses for action. Premier Andrews and Belfast officials sought powers for civilian defense as Ulster faces factory damage and emigration to Britain for war work.
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Hostetter Family Welcomes 22nd Child in Uniontown
Roy Hostetter, 46, and his 42-year-old wife announce the birth of their 22nd child, Dolores Harlene, born Friday night. The parents say the counting error came as the mother listed the children at the hospital. The same physician who delivered their first child nearly 25 years ago delivered Dolores. Sixteen children survive, and the couple are also grandparents.
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Ulster Rejects Conscription Fears Amid Dublin Debate
Ulster leaders dismiss talk of civil war over conscription. Lord Glentoran says he would volunteer. They note 30,000 Dublin departures after Belfast raids, with most returning due to lack of jobs. Ulster cites De Valera stance and denies Chamberlain undertakings. Archbishops backed by Roman Catholic bishops amid agitation.
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Ulster Draft Protests and Eire Unity Debate
The article discusses whether the United States could protest Canada’s draft in Ulster Ireland and Dublin’s stance that Ulster is part of Eire. It notes changing attitudes among northern Irishmen, including Orangemen and Nationalists, amid raids and a rising desire for conscription.
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France Presses Collaboration Policy in Fez Address
In Fez French Morocco yesterday General Weygand urged all Frenchmen to unite behind the policy of collaboration decided by the marshal. He spoke to a reading audience that included Gen Auguste Nogues and Governor General La Croux and urged following the path laid by the esteemed leader of the French community.
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