Three GOP Senators Call for Constructive War Criticism
Three Republican senators Bridges Taft and Brooks urged the party to maintain constructive opposition to administration war policy. They argued against running the war in Congress yet supported questioning efficient methods for producing materiel and manpower. Taft backed army and navy recommendations while Brooks favored select scrutiny of military decisions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Bridges
New Hampshire
Taft
Ohio
Brooks
Illinois
Sen. Bridges
Japan
United States
Sen. Taft
Senate
Army
Navy
Sen. Brooks
Kiwanians Escort Santa To Fairmount Home Tonight
Canton Kiwanis club members will escort Santa Claus to Fairmount Children's Home this evening. More than 50 volunteers and 300 children prepared for a festive party with decorations, lights, and a program ending with each child receiving a personal gift, fruit, and candy. Santa, portrayed by William Weida, will distribute gifts as Ralph Schneider misses the role due to illness.
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Santa
Fairmount
Santa Claus
Canton Kiwanis Club
Fairmount Children’s
Courtland Hotel
William Weida
Ralph Schneider
A. D. Herschler
Ross Baxter
R. E. Schneider
Gene Perdue
Bert Ritz
H. L. Sampson
Fred Paulson
Canton City Lines
Persistent Woodpecker Is Undaunted By Tin Stack
Durango residents recount Woodrow the woodpecker trapped atop a tin smokestack in a downtown Durango business building. The bird could not escape and spent the day pecking at the metal with its bill until a passerby used a penknife to enlarge a two inch hole and free the bird.
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United Press
Durango
Colo
Woodrow the Woodpecker
Woodrow
Il Duce Demonstrates Fitness With Infantry March
Premier Mussolini resumed displays of strength as Stefani reported from Rome. He reportedly inspected an infantry division in central Italy and then led the troops on foot for several miles, seeking to prove his enduring physical stamina.
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Presa
Bern
Mussolini
Stefani
Rome
Il Duce
Italy
U.S. Missionaries to Leave Bulgaria
The American Board of Foreign Missions announced the workers in Bulgaria are safe and will depart next Tuesday. In Sofia remain Alma S. Woodruff and Rose Schafer of Cleveland, and Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Stoltzfus of West Liberty U B. Police raided Transocean Service offices in Bogota and guarded the site.
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Boston
American Board of Foreign Missions
Bulgaria
Sofia
Alma S. Woodruff
Rose Schafer
Cleveland
Benjamin L. Stoltzfus
West Liberty
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