Charley Harper Hurt Before Southern Amateur Quarterfinals
Charley Harper of Valdosta was injured in a fall moments before a big quarterfinal match with Prankitz Gadeten of Ala in the Southern Amateur. The incident occurred during the early rounds of the tourney.
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Charley Harper
Pioninehaia
Ada
Dlaa
Chietey Flarper
Valdosta
Castun
Prankitz Gadeten
Ala
Cculy
Tournamien
Hitler Likely Uses Finland Romania as Shock Troops
The analysis suggests Hitler does not plan open war with Stalin if at all, relying on Finland and Romania as potential allied shock forces on Russia’s flanks. Turkey’s neutrality shifts, Britain urged to tighten eastern positions, airwar on Reich arsenals intensifies as eastern European diplomacy ends.
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Hitler
Stalin
Finland
Rumania
Russia
Turkey
Reich
Britain
Europe
British weigh policy of aid to the Soviets
London reports Britain weighing aid to Soviet Russia in event of a German invasion. The Associated Press notes U.S. stance uncertain and RAF raids on Cologne and Düsseldorf aim to hinder German war effort and disrupt invasion preparations. Britain suggests a potential alliance with the Soviets if needed.
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Associated Press
London
Soviet Russia
Britain
Adolf Hitler
United States
Hitler
Joseph Stalin
British Isles
RAF
Germany
Cologne
Duesseldorf
Logne
Ruesseldorf
Russia
Moscow
Europe
Soviet Union
British Exchange
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Lord Beaverbrook
The
Evening Standard
U.S
Rome-Berlin
Washington
Roosevelt—whitting
Italy
Berlin
RAF pounds Nazi targets in daylight strikes on invasion hubs
For four days the RAF has launched strong daylight attacks on Nazi held channel harbors camps and airdromes that would be used for the planned invasion as part of preparations for a full scale assault on Britain.
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London Standard
Lord Beaverbrook
Churchill
Britain
Standard
United States
Germany
Hitler
Russia
Ruhr
Rhur
Channel
RAF
Export Control Established for Petroleum
Washington reports Roosevelt ordered export restrictions on petroleum products with shipments from the eastern seaboard limited to the British empire Egypt and the western hemisphere A plan will guide tanker use to supply the east coast and American republics The White House noted no Gulf or Pacific port restrictions were planned amid tanker shortages and convoy battles abroad
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Washington
Roosevelt
Seaboard
British Empire
Egypt
White House
Eastern Seaboard
Gulf
Pacific
Britain
Americans to pay surtaxes on incomes under new tax plan
Washington reports tentative approval by the House Ways and Means Committee of a major tax bill adding graduated individual income surtaxes and higher excess profits taxes for corporations. The plan keeps the 10 percent defense surcharge and introduces a 5 to 75 percent surtax scale, with new corporate surtaxes and credits affecting net incomes and deductions.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Young White Man Ernest Yarborough Dies After Accident
Ernest A. Yarborough, 24, of Stoneville Ga, died today after a injuries sustained in an accident near Monticello. He was identified this afternoon by Sheriff Grant of Jefferson County Ia and his brother, with funeral arrangements handled by Herring's Funeral Home. He is survived by his mother Mrs W E Yarborough of Fairburn Ga and other relatives.
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Ernest A. Yarborough
Stoneville
Monticello
Forrest G. Yarborough
Tallahassee
Yarborough
Grant
Jefferson County
Stonewall
Pbarm
W. E. Yarborough
Fairburn
Baum
Herring
Roosevelt condemns sinking of Robin Moor by Germany
President Roosevelt told Congress that Germany bears responsibility for the unlawful sinking of the Robin Moor. He criticized the denial of safe navigation and demanded full reparations for American losses, stating the act breaches international law and humanity.
Thomasville to Be Unit in Air Defense Setup
Georgia to form a volunteer sky watching corps to warn the army of airplane movements within two weeks. About 30 000 people will operate at 2 000 points across 159 counties aiding the Third Interceptor Command in Tampa. Phones dial army flash with priority messages and trained men and women are sought.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Oren Warren
State Defense Corps
Savannah
Thomasville
Tampa
Fla
Warren
Franklin D Roosevelt Denounces German Terror Tactics
The president frames Germany as using terror to coerce nations and deny civilization, arguing the Robin Moor sinking signals a broader plan for world domination and seizure of the high seas. He warns the United States will not be intimidated or yield to German aims.
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German Reich
Roosevelt
Congress
Germany
United States
Robin Moor
Austra
High Seas
Great Britain
Seven Seas
Britain
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dr. Conradi Speaks at Kiwanis Luncheon on Spiritual Values
Dr. Conradi president of the Florida State College for Women in Tallahassee addressed Kiwanis members on giving primacy to spiritual over material life. The talk followed remarks on Kiwanis Intl convention experiences and club leadership, with callers noting the address as outstanding and memorable.
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Vashti
Kiwanis
State Highway Patrol
Washington
Hoyt Wimpy
Harvey Chastain
American Legion
Jim Clark
Kiwanis International
Atlanta
Odis Johnson
Lonnie Ferguson
Dan Redd
Henry Mahler
Tom Spence
Bop Key
Charlie Pittman
Bill Thomas
Jim Keyton
Leb Dekle
Bill Gravely
Conradi
Florida State Colege For Women of
H .F. Widerman
Henry Mathis
Billy Thomas
Bill ‘Thomas
W.B. Cochran, Jr
Edward Conradi
Local Social Notes and Visitor Arrivals
Detroit guests Mrs. Robert Gordon and Mrs. W J Young with children Billy and Barbara stay with Mrs. W T Benton in Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fleming announce a baby girl Rebecca Elaine born June 14 at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Miss Mary Dell of Moultrie visits Miss Ruth Rainey. Beverly Jean Crawford of Tulsa, Ohio, stays with Mr. and Mrs. Crawford.
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Robert. Gordon
Billy and
Barbara
Detroit, Mich
Harvey Fleming
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Rebecca Elaine
Mary Dell of
Moultrie
Ruth Rainey
J. Louis Crawford
Beverly Jean
Tulsa
Ohio
Myr
Grand Opening Draws Big Crowds to New Thomasville Store
Large crowds gathered for the opening of a new modern food store in Thomasville. Shoppers toured the aisles, viewed the merchandise, and anticipated special prices advertised in yesterday's issue. The store aims to attract buyers with its inviting layout and contemporary merchandising.
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Thomasville
Lorig
Thomasy
The
Tinh Enterprise
Early Buddhist Triples in China Feature Revolving Baw Cases
Early Buddhist tri ples in China are noted for revolving baw cases. The fragment references a pattern of cyclical disputes linked to Buddhist groups and local authorities.
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China
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