Attorney General Orders Round Up of Nazi Seamen
The Attorney General orders the arrest and questioning of Nazi seamen from ports including New York and San Francisco. About 125 Italian seamen are to be detained at camps in or near Missoula Montana and transported for processing.
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Manny
Tom Iba
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Jiorney
Jackson
Burbank
Calif
Churchill Wins Confidence Vote as War Efforts Highlighted
Prime Minister Winston Churchill secured a sweeping 447 to 3 vote of confidence in Parliament praising Britain’s stance in the Near East. He forecast success holding the Nile Valley Suez Canal and Malta amid Allied naval and air campaigns.
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Associated Press
Winston Churchill
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Joseph Stalin
United City
Aircraft Corporation
Russia
Vyacheslav Molotov
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Predicting passage of job insurance benefits bill
Columbus AP reports an unemployment insurance bill ended today with Democratic senators hopeful for its passage. The measure would raise benefits from 16 dollars per week and expand eligibility and coverage as part of a broader relief effort.
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Columbus
Rnen
Showers Bring Relief to Ohio Amid Drought
Rain fell across Ohio easing drought conditions with Cleveland reporting 39 inches of rain and Dayton 34, Columbus 20, Akron and Youngstown modest totals. Weatherman John C. Fisher noted more showers expected as normal precipitation deficits grew since January. Wheat prices rose as demand and shifting trains to the wheat belt push futures to new highs.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Dayton
Columbus
Akron
Youngstown
John C. Fisher
Cox Tumbus
Chicago
Kansas City
Cox
Wheat
Bricker Expounds For Good Of Ohio In Defense Speech
Governor Jub Bricker argued Ohio must strengthen government to meet defense needs. He stressed economic efficiency and keeping more citizens’ money in their pockets to bolster national readiness and citizen confidence.
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Washington
Harold D. Smith
Columbus
Jub W. Bricker
Ohio
Henna
Army camera swarms target ship pilots in Bering Sea raid
Army air crews flying two four motor bombers to St Lawrence Island near the Bering Sea found themselves the targets of 20 cameras held by natives. The island lies 175 miles from the Pickets Hall region. Mothers Day flower distribution disrupted in Cleveland as AFL pickets and firms respond. A man dies after electrocution while repairing a Republic Steel mill roof in Canton.
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St. Lawrence
Land
Bering Sea
Cleveland
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Berthold Grigsby ‘Co
Hill] Floral Products Co
Cleveland” Plant & Flower Co
Washington
Man Jo
Pennsylvania
Canton
Roose
Republic Steel Corp
War Department
Silas Patterson
Dairy Future To Hinge On Federal Policy
Columbus report quotes Theodore G. Montague of Borden Milk Company saying milk price trends depend largely on government policy. He notes current policy aims to keep consumer prices low while raising farmer incomes, with industry costs likely forcing higher prices if farmer incomes rise. He warns that dairy stability faces disruption from uncertain production policies.
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Theodore G. Montague
Borden Milk ‘Company
Montague
War Veteran Kills Himself In Glouster Home Workshop
Charles E. Lewis a 47 year old World War veteran shot himself at his workshop on Front Street in Glouster. A shotgun found near his body by a truck driver delivering supplies. He had served eight months in France in 1918 and been hospitalized for ill health. Survived by wife, one year old daughter Betty, mother Mrs Vianl Lewis and three sisters. Funeral Friday at two for Church of Christ with Maplewood burial. Fraternal Order of Eagles to pallbear. Flower not sent.
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Rotart
Charles E. Lewis
Tumber Company
Betty
Vian
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Homer ‘Vian
Albert Richards
Frank Price
Glouster
Urbancrest
Church of Christ
Maplewood
Order of Eagles of
Jacksonville
Hog Producers Opposed By Agriculture Heads
Washington debates hog producer policy as Secretary Appice considers state subsidies and public burden. Appleby argues repayment would fall on the general public, amid talks on relief measures for hog producers.
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Agriculture
Washington
Agriculture Department
Ing
Paul H. Appice
Fas Alved
Seaare
Appleby
One Nazi Bomb Devastates Piraeus Harbor
Ten million dollars in damage reported after a single diving Stuka raid on Piraeus Harbor in Athens. The blast touched off munitions ships, sinking 17 vessels and destroying coastal steamers. Observers note the attack presaged rapid German victories across Greece and the Aegean.
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J. Wes Gallagher
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Berlin
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Adriatic
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Pelopon Jesus
Calcutta
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Sudeton
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Chartor
Greece
Milk price hikes ripple through Springfield amid Greece crisis
Milk distributors report a one cent per bottle rise during the first two weeks of fighting as German forces press in Greece. A military observer notes the risk of leaving Epirus and a disruption in shipping impacts supplies while British forces evacuate several thousand troops from ports amid fires and destruction in several locations.
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Epirus
Springfield
Loca
Albania
Greece
Patrick J. Daly
Lalgeo Hotel
Toledo
Navy Ready to Deliver Aid to Britain Stimson Plea Sparks Debate
Secretary Knox said the navy is ready to ensure delivery of war supplies to Britain if assigned. He noted the Coast Guard ships are being transferred to Navy control as part of seagoing duties. The White House announced a Navy supply bill worth 5.42 billion dollars while overseas Berlin commented on Stimson’s push for U S aid to Britain.
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Knox
Navy
Britain
Navy Department
War Stimson
Stimson
United States Navy
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Thei Knox
Vandenberg R-Mich
Emory S. Land
The
Maritime Commission
England
White House
Roosevelt
House Naval
Stephen Early
War Department
U S War Policy Debate on Freedom of the Seas
The article outlines Stimson and others linking unrestricted U boat warfare to a new threat in the Atlantic. It notes tensions with Britain and Germany as U S bases are described near Greenland and the president’s policy on naval rights is under discussion.
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Germany
Senate
Stimson
Simsoh
Stor Pepper
North Atlante
Britain
Stine Peer Ceners
United States
Cheshire Post Office Robbed Suspects Held
The Cheshire Post Office was robbed at midnight last night of a small sum of money and Mr and Mrs Cecil Glover of Gallopolis are being held in jail as suspects. Sheriff Hatfield of Jamia County and Post Office Inspector B C Hens are reinvestigating. Halley is the master.
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Gallipolis
Cecil Glover
Hatfield
Jgania County
B.C of
Aths
Hens
Phyllis "Halley
U S and Canada Plan Speedier Economic Defense Boards
The United States and Canada will form closely collaborating economic defense boards to speed mobilization of North American resources for Aid to Britain and hemisphere economic and industrial efforts. The boards will complement the Joint U S Canadian defense board established last year coordinating military and naval preparations. President Roosevelt is expected to name the American board soon, but names were not available.
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United States
Canada
Britain
U. S-Canadian Defense Board
Roosevelt
American Board
Panama Canal Closure Threat Echoes US Trade Warning
Reports suggest the United States may close the Panama Canal to Japanese ships within ten days, jeopardizing Japanese trade with the East Coast and shipments to South America and the West Coast, affecting silk cargoes and broader commerce.
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Tokyo
San Francisco
United States
Panama Canal
South America
Judges Find Young Saboteur in Contest
NEW YORK The Boys Athletic League essay contest proceeded smoothly until a 560 entry revealed a submission titled Why I Don t Love Mother containing a list of grievances including She makes me wash my ears every morning.
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Boys Athletic League
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