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Show S'1 SlfivrpiiS nfer 20 tK 1940 tOW -- sht11' A,n--- Rf-rl- ' IT Pan October British JOHN D. GRANT 3 ugr 4 - 6- II 12 15 men! and yielding of land Za Six weeks of attacks balked mva slon, British sav Hitler and Franco meet at French 18 border Spam ai rests fot mer King Carol and auda 27 Greece and Itah declared at ai Canutlipn (festruxt1 smk aftt'i col iismn with mVieh mtmjn 140 luxi 28 British pm wat resouios at disixisal 1 9537 jigl Greeksicpul up su.u! Italians First Greek back Italians of C i 30 Jl I 2 Mark of swastika, c,.. 0, tr crushed Paris following Famed Eiffel Tower, can be background. in iten Bi 5 Intend claim destruction of a 10 Rus- - Churchill warns Europes neutrals they cannot keep out of war and asks them to Join the allies I FEBRUARY start heavy assault . 15 on the Mannerbeim line. -- President sends Sumner Welles to confer with rulers of Britain. France, Italy and Germany. s 16 20 21 22 enter Vipurt. key to Fin' nish city. Allies offer full aid to the Finns peace treaty signed. Russia getting Karelian isthmus and navel base at Hangoe. Nan bombers raid British anchorage at Sc a pa Flow. 24 strength. occupy Denmark, which submits, and Invades Norway, which resists. Oslo, the capital. Is taken. capture more Norwegian ports, while British fleet tries to cut supply line across Skagerrak. B British expedition arrives on Norway coast and Is battered by German bombers. Norway. -- In central Norway army withdraw. Allies - rush. aid - to low countries; Churchlll succeeds Chamberlain as 11 - Kme minister. armies cease resistance. Nazis mass for Balkan raid; believed aimed at Rumanian oil. as Gamelln replaces French commander; Germans within 10 miles of Paris. reach French channel coast, cutting oft Britlsh-Belglaforces 22 Britain votes dictatorship; Churchill given supreme power; labor and wealth to be drafted. Allies check German drive on 200-mile front. Ji Germans tighten net around British, French and Belgian troops. 25 Germans claim Calais. France shakes up general staff. 21 Belgium gives up on orders of King Leopold. British troops reach England from Flanders. Belgian cabinet deposes Leopold for M JUNK .6 . take Dunkirk; Hitler vows to destroy foe. Last allied troops leave Dunkirk. forced back by onslaught of 4 Nazis million sue Italians northward. cruiser sinks German freight(British er off Cuba troop, Argyrokastron falls to Greek troops. 4 British capture 30.000 ItalianBordeaux British bombers smash at raiders 10 British trap Italian forces In Egyp. desert tian 11 British capture main Italian base ox , Sidl 13 14 Ban-ant- . British drive Italians out of Egypt. Petain ousts Lval: names Flandln, Hitler's friend, foreign minister. Greeks smash Italian mountain da- 18 19 20 Italians lose two more bases tn AI Nazi troop mass at two IUllan ports. British close in on Bardia.-Liby- s soldiers Nazis reported flying Italian Allies 10 Germans. evacuate Narvik; Norway to Germany. s declares war on the allies. cross the Seine. decide not to defend Peris. B Cermans attack Maginot line In effort to tap million French. Retain becomes premier of France for armistice Brltaih declares it will fight on alone "Germans pick Complegne. scene of 1918 armistice, for parley. signs German armistice.and-lanNazi terms of arm ("ranee strip navy Interned. French government repudiated by Britain Germany-end- s war on France; cease firing order issued Soviet and Rumania planes clash. 2? and. Rumjma redes Pesraha northern Bukovtna to Russia. French colonies in Asia and Africa live up- - fight Rumanians fight Red troops, kill and many. -- Germans occupy, twd British Islands w channel. Rumania renounces guarantee of her inde-- , gendence British- navy acts to take over acat-terv-d units of French fleet, attacking Anglo-- French v s. PEACETIME CONSCRIPTION Sec. of fCar Henry L Sumson the first draws the capsule containing , number (IS8 in the nation s first peace-conscription time military JANUARY AttonTey General Frank Murphy named to Supreme court to James Cromwell named minuter Robert H. Jackson named attorney at Jack -- ?hirdtrm not mentioned to raided four times. Hitler calls on Britain to give up the r or face destruction of the e aarencyedEnGaus.in.med em-pir- launches mass air raid t-- b.,1 7 British fhers bomb Germans massed nnel coast lor Invasion. ? lnv,He British Somaliland.' ni. 7v?Ush Mner torpedoed In convoy; d. 20 loot Air blitzkrieg" has sUrted, BrtUin Nazis launch third day of S'', raids. . 0- - - m,ss . on Egypt- - aerial Blitzkrieg covers Brit Hustrial heart bombed. ToHicta war guilt chief. 17 of2n?ny aooounce total blockade around England. ."yiu'ra British Somaliland. . T'urcnUJ announces plan to leas , United States on British ten Hi Western 71 hemisphere. .. . orders parley after armed fcj-ein Balkans. and Italy force Rumania Transylvania to Hun- anr P.' i a 11 Treasury impounds French assets tn this country 19 U S calls conference of 21 nations to map hemisphere policies 20 Frank Knox and Henry L Sttmson, Republicans, enter Roosevelt's war cabinet National committee reads Knox and Stlmson out of G O. P. Senate passes excess profits corpora- - to 148 S ttansfeis 194 20-- 1! ( 24 26 27 Federal debpasMta-blllio- first 0. S. m.rkT puts' tax 9 Treasury of notes 11 17 18 20 ttJSSt I n K jssia I szsr pro-pra- m. 11 fcM ,K. 20 bin S I1 I 11 S 3 4 12 13 Assassins attempt to kllj King Carol 14 Europe. Weber stake quarterly conference will be held in the Oprden tabOUTOHKR ernacle next Sunday and there will 10 Assasslna Slav Jap mavor of Shangle no Sunday school or sacrament hai American charge d'affaires at Ber meeting held in the ward. iln ordered home t ltobert Hinpham waa honored by NOVKMHKR members of his family with a sur16 Survey plane hops to British Honprise party on his birthday anniduras In 6 hours. 35 minutes versary last week. Games were Ash In seven Cuba 30 Japs raptures played and. refreshments served to boats p itn maps of If S base those present. t DKCKMHKR C. Austin Child and his son, Gen Manuel Avila Camacho sworn Sherman, left Monday for Vale, In as president of Mexico, pledges to Ore. They were accompanied by defend Americas IS Actual work atarted on Mr. and Mrs. Arvil L. Child and air and naval bases three children who had been visit-inthousand Cuban worker on C Indo-Chln- -- In Purdue wins Big Ten basketball title. Joe Louli knocks but Pay click In sec- 1 Lattn-Amertc- Willie Hoppe wins three-cushio- a -- bil n jf 96 Five naval bane go on atrlke liard championship, winning all 20 games New Yotk Rangcis win Stanley cup In hockey 16 xi Li t- - MAY lyi:r:wvAaL Il- 4 THIRD TERM TRADITION RRO 10 First V. S. executive to be elect-ad three times, FDR is pictured here as he, Mrs. Roosevelt with I tee President and Mr. Henry ff allace, arrived in If ashmgton shortly following the election. KEN i ! -90 convention national Philadelphia Wendell Willkie of New York named at candidate for President Sen. Charles L McNary named for vice president. 27 rfutomo 500-mil- e JULY In 1 -- Jack Dempsey knocks out wrestler round in second 9 r National league American league Armstrong stops Jenkins round 17 convention national meets in Chicago Roosevelt unanimously president nominated for third term Henry A Wallace named for vice 15 Democratic defeat all-sta- all-star- s JULY 4 to 0, In sixth 6 president 29 NOVKMHKR 45 to 28 27 to trap 8 House fifth columnists Amerifor y House votes permission can ships to bring children from to use tKRRT Army arsenals ordered daily shifts 8 Senate give President power to call National Guard. Farley resigns s postmaster ge- first round Russia demand America recall aO Its Baltic envov 15 House passes bill for Guard call. 18 Roosevelt announces pact with Canada for a Joint defense boanl. to sue-cif-ii nominate 26 Claude R Wlckard Wallace as secretary of agri- - approves plans Jar a u. u- - -- .tr ic 24 Harry Hopkins resigns as secretary suehi Jones Jesse of commerce. FTank Walker named to succeed Farley as postmaster general 28 Senate passes draft bill Including conscription of industry 20.000 en30 Army orders 687 planes, Detroit Tigers clinch pennant American baseball league FEBRUARY 4 11 28 In MARCH Wagnerian- Frittle testing Detroit iZf -- - , ; 10 23 , ton Red Sox, Washington and Cleve- and involves seven players Louis wins over Al McCoy on technical knockout in aixth round Ohio Stale accepts resignation , , JANUARY -- Eighteen lives tost hotel fire. apartment e 1 26- -, 21 In trade between 13 Francli5ctimidLJilhUCQacJx Wood c 'a plain b - - leaves Army coaching - 1 14 Tornado kill heavy Seventy-ontrapped in mine Oalrsville. Ohio. e at St SEPTEMBER - 14 29 train 16 Thirty dead. 100 Injured wreck at Little Falla. N. V. , head-hit two cars when killed 21 Eleven on in Minnesota 23 Dance hall tire kills 247 Negroes In Mis. . Natchez. 29 Tornado in Illinois kills 18 MAY Earthqti Injured. JUNE NOVE3IBER. PAN AMERICAN CUNFEREACE-Gene- ral' scene of assembled delegates from 21 American Republics participating, as this important defensa congress , opened in Havana Cuba.- Eleven army filer killed when two army bomber collide tn New York.' JULY 13 Sixty three killed In coal mine blast at Sonman. Pa.' die when railroad coach Forty-on(I crashes freight near Akron. Ohio. e 28 31 Japanese' warn America against 'minister DECE31BER JANUARY 22 Neville Chamberlain, former prims of Great Britain. Sen. Key Pittman of Nevada. 26 Viacount Craigavon. prime mlnlstei of Northern Ireland Prince Salonjt. last of Japanese eldei statesmen 26 Lord Rothermere, British Journalist 16 ex- erting presaura. Japan tightens blockade on British-Frenc- h concessions at Tientsin. China proposes that boy be named ruler of Tibet 8 12 per Thursdav night. Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Bonham, Mr. and Mrs. LawTence Heslop, Mr. and Mrs. Wright Child, Spencer of the William B Bankhead, speaker . - Child, Mr?, Austin Child. Charles representative-C. Parker and Mrs' Loretta Child (suiwriter Ryley Cooper, Courtney attended a meeting held at the cide) I Mrs. John Poy-m- 8 Henry Horner, governor of IUlnola. 9 Sir Wilfred Grenfell, good Samaritan of Labrador , and two children of Provo were quests of Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Davis and Mrs. Esther Reid during: the holidays. Wednesday night Mr. and Mrs. Davis entertained at a New Years party in honor of Mr. and Mrs.' Manning. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Roland Manning, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ileyman, Mr.' and Mrs. Albert Spann, and Mrs. J. C. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smyth, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Davis and Mr. and Mrs. George Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Keith West Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bodily and Miss Pearl Bodily of Syracuse and Mrs. Loretta Child were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Child at an oyster sup- hmlse-u- f OCTOBER. In 17 giant. 5 Dr. Frederick A Cook, who claimed discovery of North pole. 6 Talbot Mundy, author 18 Walter P. Chrysler Jr., motor cat manufacturer 21 Leon Trotsky, exiled Bolshevist leader, In Mexico, murdered. 22 Sir Oliver Lodge. English acientlat and spiritualist APRIL 24 : AUGUST ters al Rochester. Ind.; 100 animate - perish 12 18 - Ben Turnin. crosseyed comedian. Alton. Robert Wadlow, 111., FEBRUARY loss- - "JULY" Uvea lost tn West Vir Ninety-onginia mine explosion. bomber crashes to rainstorm; Army (our killed. 19 tor South Craig Stewart. Episcopal bishop of Chicago Emma Goldman, exiled radical wad- - MaJ. Gen Smedlev Butler, tormei U. 8. marine chief. 36 John E. Andrew, national command er of G. A R. Minneapolis ARCH 'MrrTY(JWrsr'RoTand-'Manm- 22 15 Wild blizzard grips East: 71 dead. 26 Fire sweep circus In winter quar- 31 week. LeRoy Davis, who has been emWilliam Horiick Jr., malted milk ployed in Cedar City, has been millionaire. transferred to Opden. Mr. Davis Mr .W K. Vanderbilt Sr. Walter Kohler, former governor' of returned home in time to spend the Wiaconxtn. holidays with his family. nr Tetrazzini, famoui. soprano JUNE Boa-- ; igjoe 26-- Samuel Untermyer. lawyer. Selma Lagerlof. Swedish novelist. 31 AY tV'protes'sIontu championship 73 to 0. 17 lTia (Georg i I - APRIL i)kuk3iiu:r Several munition plants .working on V. S. defense orders were rocked hy tha powder explosusns. Here is part of Splintered wreckage after a blast at the Kenvil, N. J, plant of the Her-L which 41 were cutes louder Co, in 5 16 13 Frank McCormick of Cincinnati vot- ed most valuable player tn the Na- tional league. "Gabby" Hartnett let out aa manager of the Chicago Cuba. named genazal. JULjwJazzteaJ..-Gallaghmanager of the Chicago Cuba. UVMTIOl INDUSTRY BLAST- S- ; 15 In 7 games musician Hamlin Garland, author. Edwin Markham, author of " Man With the Hoe er 'SU.c. dttlied. 4 7 NOVEMBER y.rr'A as-- Samuel H Vauclain, locomotive builder Lord Tweedsmutr (John Buchan), l of Canada. governor-generaGeorg M Reynolds, retired Chicago banker : Zivlc wins welterweight boxing crown from Armstrong. 8 Chicago While Sox win city baseball series from Chicago Cuba 8 Cincinnati wins world a series, de-- wire-tappin- g nii 8 Rufus C. Da wet. president of Chi cago'a Century of Progress 19 Sen. William E Borah of Idaho. 1 8 nt-ly JANUARY SKUTKMHKR OCTOBER IHES-UrsUia- uniformed pallbearers carry the body of Senator fTilliam E. Borah from the Idaho stale capital at Roise, ' " to his last resting place. Dr. Eddie Anderson elected' head football coach of the team. Green Bay Packers defeat Collega s and Wallace carry 38 states in national election, with a total of 449 electoral votes Willkie and McNary carry 10 states, with 82 electoral votes 8 Roosevelt here during the Christmas holidays. Mrs. Verna I. Hartley spent several days of last week with her mother, Mrs. Dan Drake, who has been ill with the "flu. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bingham were hosts to the following couples at a Hunco party at their home Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Child. Mr, and Mrs. Grant Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Child, Mr. and Mrs. Verl Hamard and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnston. The ward Relief society held a membership party Friday afternoon in the school gym. The room was attractively decorated, the Christmas motif being carried out. Games were played and gift exchanged. Refreshments were served to more than 40 members. Saturday evening guest .of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bingham were: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tracy, Marvin Heslop, Mrs. Alice Heslop and A. C. Patterson of Huntsville and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Heslop. Earl Johnston offered two vocal solos, The Lords Prayer," and Invictus," at the missionary testimonial honoring Elder Dale Sessions in the Clearfield ward Sunday night. He was accompanied by Mrs. LeRoy Davis. Albert W. Bonham was one of the speakers. Mr. and Mrs. Wright Child were hosts at a chicken supper at their home Saturday night. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Coope nnzLM rrandM rsr Dewey Fronk of Oirdcn and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Parker. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Bonham and children visited in Clinton last -- IDAHO'S IIORAIl AUGUST -- 18 Wilbur Shaw wins bile race at Indianapolis 4 Buddy Baer knocks out Valentino Cam polo In first round Little beats Gene Safazefl In 9 Lav national open golf playoff 20 Joe Louis stops Godoy In eighth round Republican meets Gailahadion, 35 to 1, wins Kentucky derby Lew Jenkins stops Ambers tn third round JUNK JUNK 24 Baseball season opens; Bob Feller, t game Cleveland, pitches against Chicago White Sox no-hl- L-Z- LORKTTA R. CHILD fWroxDondcnl' lhonc Ojrden 103-R- 4 an interesting talk on her missionary experiences., in the Hritish mission where she labored prior to the recall of the missionaries from -- 22 APRIL i half of Transvlvsnla (tower and picks dictator -King Carol abdicates In favor of his son Michael Mexico names Gen Avila Camacht president elect -- Rumania state now a totalitarian under Iron Gtiaid lule -fight invade Japs French 1 Joe Louis wins over Artuio Godoy IS rounds I In plot to revolt King Carol vlclds 6 ond round ( -- 4 (.VNl.lxx) ruling ?4 Armstrong keeps welterweight title, stopping Montanez In ninth 29 sworn hi as gov Bahamas Trotskv attacked bv axinan In horn of Rumania loe Hungaiv Entire. A one-ar- t play, A Siirn Untov You," 'tint presented Sunday eve- mnir by the M. I. A. The cast included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Child, Don DeAYitt. Marion DeWitt, Ethel lleesley, Gertrude G. Hmcham and Mink Hartley, diriTted by Ann W. Hens. Special musical numbers were offered by Miss Ann Saunders who sanj; The Holy City and "The Iflist Chord," assisted by Miss Mama Mae Saunders at the piano. Miss Ann Saunders gave law SKPTKMHKR defeats Tennessee tn Rose Bowl football game. 14 to 0 Clark Shaughnessv apisunted football coach at Stanford for five yea is frees 92 baseball piayeis in U new of to JANUARY 1 Rumania passu agairrsl Jews Duke of Vmdii , on aviation severe Me CLINTON pro Uesl In Mexico . 3fl ft 1 m h4MUMTTJt einoi ORI l !HDS It, tie- IS KM balTi major prise the ft or Id .Aeries token h Sutionnl humpionxhip-mx- m I vogue (,'ini mnoli Reds uv they defeated the Detroit Tigers in a vet en gome series Ihoie jubilant Red s ore tors jnclured in clubhouse after ff !v airel seven members Japanre Salvation Aimi a tie -- 17 .MARU1I atate politic. Senate passes Hatch clean politics Senate confirms nomination of Col. Frsnlryno tRcp.i to be secretory of the navy navy bill. President sign ExGovernor Long of Louisiana and four Indicted In payroll fraud Roosevelt halts export of oil and crap material Roosevelt renews demand for authority to call the National Guard. a -- 7 II Indo-Chin- Following was Sundays sonp, male chorus, directed by Eldon Harlow; prayer, G. liar-ol- d Uq1J sons:, Earl Johnston; remarks," A Ilonham; reading. Opal Hadfield; remarks, Wilford Guthrie; sonjr. Earl Johnston; to plot 0vh rgi me pi w oil 6 16 Roosevelt asks 8 billion more tor defense House passe Hatch bill to clean up ' iK Jiinn 1'iul.vlv 3 9 Senate confirm nomination of Henry L. Stlmson (Rep.l as secretary of Roosevelt calls up 60.500 National Guard for year's service with U. S. I I (PM A Issue on newest v I1 FI'HRUA R Y j 1 Pi jaeikniMl b it ifish Amimiuii tpijhms ipp K'lam to nsM Nui mfhn ih Byron Nelson wins professional golf title 8 Billy Conn knocks out Bob Pastor In 13 rounds 14 Dick Chapman wina American amateur golf title clinch National 19 Cincinnati Kedi league pennant 28 Max Baer slop Pat Comiakey tn tha gines , Kuinfuoti V41n stttte rontTiiTover businesM'H 21 British reject Hoover plun to feed eoimtile Lord Ixdhlan. Bitlish ambassador to U S . asks fot more help (or Britain U S, gels new request for aid to Britain President vetoes Waller Logan bill Navy awards 50 millions in plant expansion contracts 10 ask congreaa to "steep" tax on excesa profit. 2 Sen Burton K Wheeler announce hla candidacy for the Democratic nomination for President Jam eg W. Martin of ( Congressman Massachusetts chosen aa chairman e of the Republican national commit-le- SEPTEMBER Nazi tui n gov ei nmenl MW 30 to bombeis giant G reece Roosevelt me dv ei bene-datio- n, Joseph P Kenncdv 111resigns ax ambassador to. Great dam Walter-Loga2 bill passes house 6 British and U S treasurv heada confer on finances Strike closes 35 Pacific notlhwesf iumher mills 7 Roosevelt pledges U S aid to JULY 9 ms Jugo MaVuT smashes 19 James 1 Congress army. of 50 3 President announces exchange Britain for air destroyers td Great "" arid navir baser tn' British Winter sends proposal to congreaa hemisphere possession to Secretary Hull renews naming Japan on 'fclCongress 'fcastos 8(V bWr.-eto!bill u. l S"F"m.cr0,',,?'oI y House passes draft bill; aet agea -at 21 to 45. 9 Navy order 200 warships to j4cConscrtptlon bill passes congress official "Washington pa v tribute 2-out 35 Otw luneral tn the Hk w'ar department call senator Borah at state more Guardsmen Communist leader. Sam Rayburn elected apcakei of the house to succeed Bankhead 19 Senate passes excess priJits bill House votes third of a billion lo . house draft army n 20- Mare de Tristan, three eorola kld.i .ped w, de Trls-Marc Count of uw p Calif: hr Id lorll'H In Hillsboro Fascist with forged letter. 6110 ransom of 21 Census bureau reports imputation FEBRUARY 81 U S . 131 S'dnaper and ru Muon., 22Two hunters decapture Tristan in Calif-irn.rescue Marc nTcVgo-convention .nprove blU to Roosevelt bers export of scrap me.al loan to Finland 26 to Japan additional permit - and China. 9 rn liikM'si the missionary; response, DIHIM RKR 17 1 V s 28 , -- lui la-w- "23 passes defense and tax hills, takes recess 28 Ships barred from leaving U. S without authorization 29 President signs bill requiring fingerprinting of all aliens jj ; Orvil Sessions; remarks. Mrs. Hattie Sessions; remarks. Bishop Melvin Wood; sonp. male chorus; Britain Senator Holt asks lnvesTv.iv'inn of Hiitlsh propaganda . Muriav succeeds John L Ihtllip l as chief of Che I I O -- Altornev Genera! Jackson savs evitausid plane dence shows lhat lit-Iplan! sttlke In Califoima Investigation of food pi ices started -- Senate passes W altei Iau'.iii bill to cuib powers of govei mneiil agencies Roosevelt sets aside 5o million dollars to condition naval bases 22 17 j ylel-- - Scan-dma- u Ui;rsT - 10 -. , Britain 7 - ! mineis HI S august approve rela-flon- n 6 It- Fortv hour week abindoned on- dr' fense jobs 14 Eight theolmkcal students in New York sentenced to veai in pi non for draft evasion 15 -- Strike Closes plane plant woiking on military oiders in California" announces It will accept 17 v ear old recruits 18- - Lewis resigns asci,!el4f 1 I O' 19 House refusesjo uljoutn bv vote pf flag Senate passes bill authorizing 11 per cent Increase In navy President presses Mussolini to stay out of war Britain and France ship gold to America for safety Allies to get U S army guns; 80 navy planes on the way House votes sweeping reforms In NLRB and Its procedure Roosevelt assails Mussolini, promises material aid to allies Senate approves sale of war machines to allies 28 report seizure of 256 French French government at Vtchy. s dominated by Berlin, breaks off with Britain. Trench naval squadron at Alexan- ST1 to British. Britishyields and Italian fleets battle In 0?'rjr-'an- 12 Supreme court upholds law forcing school children to salute the 4 ou si ( tomb (Special to The Reflex) A farewell CLEARFIELD MVIvTII " 4 t i ton of Jew testimonial, honoring Elder A. Dale to diKf- let if fVdand Sessions, was held evening n Mr' Mtehnet ODwxei Rtitish India in the Clearfield Sunday L. D.. S. ward rtdksm.ilfH bv native Kun thnpel Min Trt m viitMMPi iesiKnv in tHxii Mr. Sessions will enter the mis20 Paul Revn.iud 4eks to frrfni new sion school on January 6 and will foi sore ffihmet Kiivhu leeal!" ambass.iditn Pari f have for the East Central States mission on January Jfl. A farewell vrifii. dame will be held in the Clearfield 10 Iceland lakrscuulml of own fotetgn amusement hall on January 3. a ff no hvs Usl vumIJ ! at tlKiuakf IrttHi if' RumRnm I ikt' lives -- IVv rtlrttinn wimMtinnk svsei' wun tt from ibe l ikoiHS t 10 killed (IfmALC in 1h nMl!tiis live lost then in hve smhis Seent I stoj n on wke MiebTi in explosion M txnlif Ohio Imps 11 JUNK 25 vessels. ."aval The . 7 10 begins 9 j run U. S Supreme court kills slate laws prohibiting picketing President puts neuti alltv law In ef feci for Norwav U te mouiumn !0 knif'd 1ms anowMoim TwcomE thtnf 4 , v fiojrt Hmjsev ell Ancient hgvpltan kmg vast itches -- - - noyi:mih:r Atiltncr htu S Knudsen. tlnlus Jr . man Chester C Davis Ralph Budd, Leon Henderson, and Miss Harriet Elliott on defense staff House passes bill to speed naval building and expand air force President adds another billion dollars to defense program 3 il ut n auto accident tn R Stet- S S Hill- 30 28 k 12 President appoints Edward W 28 in the fflTtlmns 4MI-ITom Mix of XOYKMRLIi , -fresidenf Lithuania. Latvia and Estonia, under pressure from Moscow, vote to Union'. r ranee seizes Daladier and former aides it aft for Drawing the coast of Geor 35 dead ChioIiiih South Farewell Proffrani Conducted Sunday For Dale Sessions i prepare for dlf71ruHie relatmna wh United States 11 -- Belfast police fight 2 000 I R A rlAf . MX tWO hlllltk 26 -- Welles hands Mussolini - message - - s 1 26 4oaurrendet a iPJPllbat.refuse BTiLsh .Mediterranean "Churchill' declares Britain ready for years Gibraltar 31 omes , Joseph B Kenncdv ambassador to Great Bittalu rtuns amt confeis with President 29 Injured in at KenvlL-- N nl ml munitions damage Nine killed In Clash and explosion of rim bomber neai Senalot Ijiodeen ol Mionesola and 24 others file In j byte Vi ash In itgmin during a stm m 23 -- 27 and gia Sweden Hull warns axts to keep hands off col 26 House shelves bill to wage. hour law House refuses Roosevelt s plea for ( air control shift 9 Senate passes bill to end buv lug of foreign silver a, 14 Bill Introduced In house m deport Bridges Senate upholds President In transfer . of CAA 16 President addresses Joint session of congress, asks billion dollars and 50 000 planes ss defense plan 17 President mardons Dr F A Cook. Arctic explorei . 22 Senate passes (1 823 252.724 army appropriation bill 23 Senate passes billion 473 million navy expansion hill 23 asks Germany JULr J war Ger-man- Italy 22 3 to Albania. French claim Berlin bombed, t 16 MAY fenses. 16 . -- 25 both in flames Twenty U S flying fortresses released to Britain. Commons smashes peace move, 341 to 4 Greek occupy Porto Edda and pur i n surrender. 22 Southampton turned Into an Inferno by Nazi air raids Gret s capture strategic points on central front 2 Ten merchant ships attacked west of and planes. Ireland by Greece reports new Italian rout near Ionian sea 3 Nazis claim sinking of 20 British ships 4 British cabinet's conduct of war criticized In commons Italians withdraw from two base. British told they will get 150 U. S. merchant vessels 5 Greeks drive into two Italian bases; peace as British and French seeks 17 1 MAY 14 1 DIXKMHRR capture Dombaas. key rail ' of Hurttcane ballet ma-Tin- -- teleases f istest and most secret plan s to empties Navv chief asks congress to In crease fund for warships to billion 10 milium dollars Secretarv Hull warns woild that Dutch Easl Indies must not be over- 16 British bombers attack German and Italian cities. 26 Britain offers guarantees ' to Bulgaria Bristol raided by Nazi bombers 27 Sixty-fou- r Rumanian political leaders executed In Nazi purge Italian Meet attacked and pursued by British 29 Rumanian troops shell Iron Guard rebels Churchill given general suBritain's fighting pervision over 12 la AmetHM 15 , APRIL - ein-en- dec-tor- Soviet-Finnls- h V Germans town in 11 four-powe- MARCH 11 Iprrt-tor- Greeks capture 700 Italians Greeks claim wide gains against retreating Italians Nazis pound Birmingham enters axis, making It s Hungary r war on Britain Greeks drive deep into Albania, hem In two vital Italian bases raided twice In night Liverpool bombing attack Turkey proclaims martial law In for w'br g reparation ombs damage thousands of homes near London Italians In rout after Greeks take Kontza Bntish vessel attacked by raider In Atlantic . s Greek troops advance In three 19 (Sweden rejects FVnlsh plea for aid with troops. raid German prison ship in Norwegian waters, rescuing 326 cap- des Prime" Minister Chamberlain clares Britain never will conclude peace with present Reich rulers. 12 lumps on GrPoK bias billion' dollar l 27 MU- - eight dei.d hundred FoTlv Navy orders out - . fleet and reservists State department utees Americans to leave the Ottent because of Japanese crisis , Senate passes bill to tiJewsc large amount of foietgo funds President Clarence A P kstra of the Untversitv of W iseUflsm granted . leave of absence .to solve as directot of the draft Joseph H Ball named to succeed Senator I unrieen deceased, as sena tor from Minnesota More than In million registered foi draft In nation U S seize loo planet' built fot 8 Neulrnltlv prm im iimn issued bv President bus A nuinii ships from . Norte coast State riepaitment at fauces to evacus ate United St ties from 1(1 s convo British riesirin six Italian warships In port of Taranto, two Italian supply ships sunk in another engagemen Waves of British planes bomb Berlin Germans drop 30 iHX) lire bombs on Coventrv England I Odd killed 13 3 Congrrss passes war spending bill ' 5 -- Secretarv Hull upbraids James H R Cromwell minister to Canada. for apeeeh at Tmnnto ci incizing and lauding empi-- e nations Senate adds ai million more to farm bill Washington ndirtnls denv German Chorees lhat this nation heltmd bring on Fuiopean war APRIL n Wlnston II aualnst Greeks Greece icpicts Itiilians fleeing toward Alliinia-1- 2 Briust iimifi inerchantnian afire and sinking tights nil German war-- . Biltish ship .and.sive- - 2i ships-'t- 11 sisn division. I Russians 29 (rok 8 bill (,er-rnan- Tvio UhtMts s non l lUitjsh Bntmh cut Csibiahn oil fritn Spain t on lUilidns troops ft in Alb.miii Itrfl tans routed in i mountains by JANUARY -(- d, fense -- ' e noykmhkr itish Iuh1 SWASTIKA OYER PARIS fkt Rati conqueror, the 21 tax passes exooss profits tv il bill I Bvrd expedition funds cut out of house apprmfliation bill British linei Queen Elizabeth, world's largest nierctunl ship makes secret vovage to New York Remington-Arm- s companv Indicted, violation of neutralitv act charged John Monk "4auri(Tts screen writer, hangs himself House approves Ko4 million flollar navv expansion Gov erijcir Rivets of Georgia arrested on a contempt charge Britain In "use two liners botthed at New York as ttnuns ship-- , Senate passes (latch clean politics hill pro-axi- - In MAIMII destioyers British reopen HuimA road Axis demands on (.recce lnduttc ah dication of kim, s govern 18 t U-ig- h Neville C'!iam!torlaib Brilisb cabinet HitU-- r and Due confer oh' serve notice there will be war no let up on Britain enter Hum an la tr,r,s British cruiser sinks thtee Italian is .Uti-nVr- House committee rejects Roosevelt's millum-do'la- i bid for looks tn Panama $an il Voue acadomvL,aw aids go to Robert Dona! and Vivien war Krupp pl'antJu Germain OIU 2J7 ! plhoebJinb , i)u ng t' s In 27 (hret- 1lhanoo .w vo'.-st,- fr hours, tJt'posf Kmti Haakon rul NorurtJidn monm'hv j "'?r,T1ns ' ntish i ii ouiMuba Sam H nom in.i.'ion B imp i v'i.nd ptisidimt rooipiiH jl p irlo ivovvors. Rlitain and Ft .mot mimnutot !o bu hilling dolktrs worth ( pUiii piam-- i Fvpt OF THE YEAR oX'r bomb ' ? IllllOfl J inos tts (or kovormii t ic ; iiuv n t H"Us appr 1H - ilwarto 14'aJ-- ' Mit'r cine c ft f hm Jan Kubelik, violinist. Lord Lothian. British ambassador l U. S. Ig Kyosti Kallio.toremost rinnlah state man. "I Released bv Western Newspaper tlnfon hotqe qfMr. .and or Thursday night. " There are a great many cases of mumps and influenza in the ward. A genealogical training course. Out of the Books," will be taken in the high priests Sunday school class in 1941. Richard West is the class leader. January 31 has been set for Clinton ward day at the Salt Lake temple. Every ward member who possibly can go is urged to attend at least one session. Walter Bingham, who has been recovering from an operation in the Dee hospital, has been removed to his home. |