Hull's Brother Dies At San Antonio Home
San Antonio Texas S 8 Hull 440 brother of U S Secretary of State Corder Hull died at his home today. Funeral services scheduled for Sunday afternoon. The secretary will be unable to attend because of the press of international problems. AMBASSY CLERK DETAINED London June 1 Tyler Kent clerk in the American embassy has been dismissed from his position by Ambassador Joseph P Kennedy and is now being detained by the British ministry for home security. Kent had been under suspicion and authorities kept a trap set for him.
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Hull
U. S
Corder Hull
San Antonio
London
Tyler Kent
Joseph P. Kennedy
Ministry For Home Security
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Viscount Gort
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Defi Zellmer Challenges Wilson to Des Moines Radio Debate
Atlantic candidate for secretary of agriculture defies Gov. Wilson by telegram, demanding a public radio debate in Des Moines before the primary. Zellmer accuses Wilson of crediting himself for farmers relief while criticizing tax cuts and old age pensions promises.
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C. A. Zellmer
Atlantic
Secretary of Agriculture
George A. Wilson
Des Moines
Zellmer
Hiriggergs
Red Cross to Buy Surplus Food at Half Price for Refugees
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace announced a program enabling the Red Cross to purchase surplus American agricultural products for war refugees at half regular market cost. A subsidy will fund shipping abroad, with purchases totaling 6,881,000 pounds of wheat flour 1,250,000 pounds of corn meal 750,000 pounds of lard and 800,000 pounds each of raisins and prunes.
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Washington
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Red Cross Fund Donations Acknowledged
A donor list fragment shows totals for Red Cross Fund with entries “Previously acknowledged-$93.00 A friend .- 5.00 Dick Hansen” and a final tally line “Totals” indicating sums of contributions. The readable items name individuals and a donation amount.
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Dick Hansen
Weather Town and Nebraska Forecast for June 3 8
The forecast predicts partly cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures in the eastern portion. Cooler air moves into the extreme northwest on Sunday. In the valley showers and colder weather are expected at the start and end of the period, with temperatures near normal overall.
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Nebraska
Mississippi
Tempees
Quiet close to Cass county primary election
County voters await results from 22 precincts as 27 Republicans and 5 Democrats vie for county offices. Sheriff and county attorney races feature multiple contenders with conventions likely decisive if no candidate clears 35 percent. State races include Carl Zellmer and M. P. Conway seeking Democratic nominations and Ben F. Jensen aiming for a Republican congressional seat.
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Case
P. P. Edwards
Réneoe Jones
M. B. Parkinson
Harry Jordan
Clyde E. Drager
Jake White
RB. N. Watson
Tom Burns
Anita
Don Lavery
Charles R. Rudolph
Tom C. Smith
H. P. Ziegler
G. E. Eshelman
J. A. Breckerbaumer
Pete Eisel
J. O. Moon
D. J. Bode
W. H. Woblenhaus
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Cass County
Carl Zellmer
M. P. Conway
Ben F. Jensen
Extra
Ernest M. Miller
Harlan
Albert McGinn
Council Bluffs
Jensen
G. T. Kueater
Griswold
Rural eighth graders named honor students
Twenty pupils were designated as honor students at the rural eighth grade promotion in the Atlantic high school auditorium. J B Street, former superintendent and deputy state supervisor, oversaw the program with Miss Georgia Byrne, county superintendent, in charge. Diplomas were awarded to 1300 pupils. The list includes Norman Hoyt, Elizabeth Brown, Dorris Everhart, Rosalie Weber, Helen Layton, Verner Laursen, Evelyn Swagel, Donna Jean Pratt, Vivian Steffens, Roberta Holate, Parthia Johnson, Sharlot King, Shirley King, Gene King, Helen Marsh, Elia Mae McDermott, Gloria Hansen, Esther Bork, Jeannette Carver, and others.
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J. B. Street
Atlantic Schools
Georgia Byrne
Norman Hoyt
Victoria Township
Elizabeth Brown
Pleasant
Dorris Everhart
Victoria
Rosalie Weber
Franklin
Helen Layton
Brighton
Verner Laursen
Pymosa
Evelyn Swagel
Grove
Donna Jean Pratt
Benton
Vivian Steffens
Massena
Roberta Holate
Parthia Johnson
Sharlot King
Bear Grove
Shirley King
Gene King
Helen Marsh
Elia Mae McDermott
Grant
Gloria Hansen
Harold Steffens
Esther Bork
Jeannette Carver
Iowa City Publisher Frederick Meyers Dies at 70
Frederick W. Meyers 70 a former Iowa publisher and secretary to Govs Jackson Drake and campaign manager for Shaw died in Iowa City after 15 years retirement He owned and published the Denison Review and served as postmaster at Denison for 12 years He also edited papers in Chariton Aberdeen and Rapid City South Dakota
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Iowa City
Frederick W. Meyers
Iowa
Denison Review
Denison
Chariton
Aberdeen
Rapid City
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Bash Appointed Youth Movement Admin Head
The Rev. L. W. Bash pastor of the Church of Christ received notice of his appointment to the administrative committee of the United Christian Youth Movement. The body coordinates youth work for over fifty Protestant denominations.
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L. W. Bash
Church of Christ
United Christian Youth Movement
Local Residents Attend Commencement Events
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holton of Anita and Mrs. Hasel McDermott with Miss Maryl Clark of Chicago plan to drive to Iowa City for commencement. Randall McDermott will receive his degree from the University of Iowa Monday. Miss Clark visits with her sister.
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Anita
Hasel McDermott
Maryl Clark
Chicago
Towa City
Tomorow
Swan Extends Welcome To Sth Column
Des Moines Iowa June 1 Harry B Swan chairman of the state republican central committee welcomed to the republican ranks democrats voting in the GOP primary Monday. He said reports of Democrats entering to nominate weak Republicans are unlikely and noted a swing to Republicans in larger cities including Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Harry B. Swan
State
Republican Central Committee
Swan
Iowa Drivers Face High Auto Accident Risk In Safety Month
Des Moines June 1 One out of every 41 Iowa automobile drivers can expect to be involved in an accident this year according to state public safety statistics released with Safety Emphasis Month. An accident occurs in the state about every 40 minutes with about one person injured per incident. Last year 24 285 drivers were in accidents and 14 981 incidents were reported.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Department of Public Safety
George A. Wilson
Department of Public Safety
Red Cross Quota Boosted in Cass County
Cass county Red Cross relief drive quota raised from 720 to 1020 dollars per today’s word to Mrs. Clarence Vetter county chairman.
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RED Cross
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Cass County
Clarence Vetter
County
Washington Dreadnaught Launch Marks Naval Preparedness
The 35,000 ton U S S Washington slides into the Delaware at Philadelphia navy yard amid sirens to herald a navy planned for defense. It carries nine 16 inch guns and armor, with sister ship North Carolina to follow, as Secretary Compton emphasizes deterrence and readiness. Funeral notices follow for Hans Jespersen in Wagener South Dakota.
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Hitler Mussolini Discuss War Plans in North Italy Meeting
Berlin reported the Nelson sinking amid wartime secrecy as German authorities cite military reasons. Rome said Hitler and Mussolini exchanged full military plans with Italian Ambassador Dino Alfieri, signaling a possible new phase including a potential Ireland base for attacks on England.
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England
May Offer Peace Plan Attracts Attention In London
London sources speculate Mussolini may mediate between Britain and France offering a peace plan on behalf of Hitler. The proposal could be paired with an ultimatum forcing Italy to join Germany if rejected, indicating a broader wartime strategy discussed in London and Bucharest.
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Mussolini
Destroy 86 Planes Report From London Front
London reports that six German aircraft were shot down as part of air battles on the front. The dispatch notes losses include twenty-six enemy planes in the latest engagements and mentions heavy Allied air superiority.
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London
Russia Ready To Resist Any Balkan Move
Washington reports reliable information that Soviet Russia would move into the Balkans if Moscow’s interests there are threatened by Italy or Germany. Stalin’s regime aims to resist Fascist or German control, with about 3,000,000 under arms and a total mobilization potential of 15,000,000 in reserve, mainly along the Romanian frontier.
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der Fuehrer
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Connecticut man air raid victim identified in France report
Paris reports Lloyd R. Stark of Mystic Connecticut was seriously injured when German bombing razed his Malo les Bains residence near Dunkirk. A surgeon friend, Doctor Cole, was killed. Stark, in a hospital, signed a statement about the May 4 incident. Also noted are visiting Mr. Gail Shepard and daughters from St. Louis current and a transfer to Binghamton New York for flood control dam work.
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Reuters
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Marseilles
St. Etienne
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Mystic
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Malo Les Bains
Dunkirk
France
Cole. Stark
Harold R. Stark
Lloyd C. Stark
Missouri
Gail Shepard
Margo Ann
Marita Joe
Shepard
R. B. Shepard
Gail
U. S. Department of Interior
St. Louis
Binghamton, N. Y
British Air War Claims Heavy Losses Over Dunkerque
The report states a damaged German ship off the northeast coast of France and sixteen British planes missing. Dawn patrols over Dunkerque claim ten German fighters down with one British loss. British naval aircraft sank a German torpedo boat off the Belgian coast as medium and heavy bombers hit marching troops, motor columns, and artillery in Flanders and destroyed canal locks and bridges.
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Dunkerque
Belgian
Flanders
Constant stream of troops pours across channel
Paris reports a large German air and ground push into southern France as evacuation from Flanders continues. London announces Viscount Gort’s return and knighthood amid talk of Britain’s major withdrawal, with French forces arriving to cover the retreat and suffering heavy losses in the process.
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