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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1941

Page

3

The President Seeks Sea Power and Uncharted War Aims

The speech advances a self interested view of U S policy stating that England's fall would threaten the United States and that sea control will determine victory. It contemplates possible actions in the hemisphere and asserts freedom of the seas, with the unlimited national emergency announced to mobilize the country and bolster labor harmony.

Hitler Axis Roosevelt England British Empire France Dakar Cape Verde Islands Wilson Germany Congress Alsop Kintner

Dakar as a Front in a Possible French-German Pact

The piece argues France under Darlan would seek a permanent peace with Germany and hand over Dakar to the Reich, viewing it as a threat to American security. It claims Vichy reports indicate such a transfer could draw the United States into war, with resistance to any German occupation seen as likely and costly.

France Admiral Darlan Marshal Petain Vichy Germany Reich Dakar Hitler

Accidental Sabotage: Highways Become Conveyor Belts

A fragmented article notes highways treated as conveyor belts for traffic, highlighting accidental sabotage through speed, congestion, and mishaps. It discusses systemic risks and urges safer driving and infrastructure improvements. The piece mentions authorities and end notes with a cautionary tone.

Laundry services promise ease for homemakers in modern living

Josephine Patel notes the cost of hand washing and laundry services offer relief with damp wash and finished options. Programs include household linens ironed and towels softened, with wearing apparel either damp or dry for ironing. Shirts can be finished at low extra cost, giving busy women time for recreation.

Direct truck shipments move more cattle to market

Drovers Journal and industry sources note a surge in direct farm to market cattle shipments by truck trailer units. Analysis across sixty five markets shows 63.7 percent of stock tonnage arrives by truck, with nearly eight million tons plus an estimated three million more hauled directly. Fruehauf Trailer Co reports rising use for direct cattle delivery. Farmers see cattle arrive in better condition and at lower handling costs, boosting sale value.

Drovers Journal Corn Belt Farm Dairies Fruehauf Trailer Company United States

Truckers urged to treat all crashes as sabotage risk

Norman Damon of the Automotive Safety Foundation told the American Trucking Association in Kansas City that every highway accident may be termed accidental sabotage. He noted traffic fatalities rose by about 2,500 in the past year and urged increasing the effort by work truckers to prevent accidents. Authorities studying the issue say twelve answers exist to tackle highway crashes.

National Defense Norman Damon Automotive Safety Foundation Damon American Trucking Association Kansas City

Unsafe Driving and Pedestrian Factors in Fatal Accidents

A historical traffic study lists 12 factors behind fatal crashes. Unsafe speeds and improper driving lead the statistics, with pedestrian violations, drinking drivers and pedestrians, bodily defects, driver age, bicyclist violations, unsafe vehicles, vision obstruction, highway defects, darkness, and weather all contributing to the fatal crash toll.

Michigan creel census shows bluegill average length

The conservation department records indicate the average bluegill caught by Michigan anglers over the last five years is seven and a half inches. The 1940 census reports a total labor force of 2,128,291 with 200,696 unemployed.

Michigan Conservation Department

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