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... any of his prophecies, had been prmed wiong said that had forecast the entry of, the I into the war about July 4. American Independence Dai That forecast wis not strlciiv correct,’ he .added, t>ut without, , (luTbiing, who rah that America is net at war ...
... Winston Churchill is shown in characteristic attitude addressing a gathering at the Central Hall, Westminster, on American Independence Day. July 4, 1918. The artist Henry Rushbury, has appended to his work Mr. Churchill’s words; Germany must be beaten ...
... name—who is particularly interested in the proposal to fly the Stars and Stripes in this country on July 4th, which is American Independence Day. She has in her possession an American flag in silk, handed down to her as an heirloom, which was sent tb one of ...
... ROOSEVELT TO BROADCAST TO BRITAIN President Roosevelt will broadcast to the people Great Britain on Friday, American Independence Day. The speech will be relayed on the home service from 11 P-®- to 11.15 p.m. .(D-B-S-T.). ...
... DVINtr bbUIUH LEICESTER HAS NO STARS AND STRIPES g BUT HAMMER GERMANS AT BOBRUISK THOUSANDS KIAZI t Te-tfay know ia American Independence Day Ir that public buildings in this country fly Old Glory in - our lion- belligerent ally Irt Leicester big public ...
... from the Forces. The Emperor Japan cabled a message felicitation to President Roosevelt to-day on the occasion of American Independence Day. ...
... are fighting to-day for the freedom and independence which they pride so dearly, I send you warmest greetings for American Independence Day. , , May our two peoples be ever closely associated in furtherance of the great democratic principles as first proclaimed ...
... who are fighting to-day for freedom and Independence, which they prize so dearjy, 1 send you warmest greetings for American Independence Day. May our two peoples very closely associated In fvirtherance of the great democratic principle, first proclaimed ...
... Friday, when the President (Mrs. Clifton) occupied the chair. Mrs. Medlock gave talk on drama, and an address on American Independence Day was given by the Vicar ol Boston (Canon A. M. Cook). The tea hostesses were Mrs. Greensmith. Mrs. Burton and Mrs ...
... THIRTY-SIX mounted police were summoned before the police chief of Oslo after riots at the Lincoln Memorial on American Independence Day. says the Norwegian News Agency. and Informed that if they did not join Quisling's Nasional Elamling Party, they ...
... Independence Day. Speaking of the first week's events. Mrs. C. E. Parlby refened to the faot their day was July 4th—American Independence Day. W.VB. hexing a scheme to entertain America/16. but it would be nice to remember Americans on that particular day ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY General Mac Arthur and his staff will work their usual 10 or 12 hours’ day to-morrow, American Independence Day, says Reuter message from Melbourne. Some U.S. camps will give the traditional 48-gun salute at noon—one gun for each State ...