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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1941

Page

3

Federal Agents Prepare Roundup of Japanese Nationals

Washington reports federal agents prepared to arrest every Japanese national deemed potentially dangerous though officials would not confirm an execution order. groundwork began last spring at requests from the war and navy departments with FBI and alien- on division data informing lists of those to be taken. Detention camps at Fort Missoula and Fort Lincoln already hold over 1,200 Italians and Germans, with plans for a third camp in motion.

Washington Nnt War and Navy Departments United States FBI Biddle Immigration Service Fort Missoula Mont Fort Lincoln N. D

Camps Planned on West Coast and Gulf States

Makes Make-Up on the west coast and tentatively has chosen the sites for five additional camps which could be built in 30 days in Pieridae and Alabama.

Pieridae Alabama

Profiteers Target Argentine Steel Market From Buenos Aires

In Buenos Aires profiteering and speculation in American steel run high. European refugee agents push double market prices, with shipments often mismeasured or delayed as legitimate buyers rush to secure scarce material. The American Chamber of Commerce and Embassy warn of ongoing damage to U.S. business if freelancing agents remain active.

Buenos Aires NBA Washington Pita Sepan Tancy Prizen Bo New York American Chamber of Commerce Embassy United States

Welders Cancel Planned Strike Amid War Ties

San Francisco December 7 The navy said it was advised a nation wide welders strike scheduled for had been cancelled because of the war in the Pacific. Commodore George on USNR chaired the conference for the United Brotherhood of Welders Cutters and Helpers. Every welder available will report for work Monday and every day thereafter Brown said.

San Francisco Navy Pacific George USNR United Brotherhood of Welders Brown

Welders End Morgantown Strike After Two Weeks

In Morgantown West Virginia welders at the plant ended a two week strike with autonomy aims within the AFL. A nationwide welders strike had been ordered for next Tuesday. Spokesmen said sixty seven original strikers and others were involved.

Morgantown W. Va AFL

Woman's Wartime Italy Seen Through an American Wife

An American woman, wife of AP Foreign Editor Coreen Richard Massock, returns from Europe and describes wartime Italy from a housewife’s view. She notes rationing, buying fever, transport shortages in Rome, crowded buses, late-night closures, black market food lines, and Americans’ treatment amid social disruption.

Italy Europe AP Foreign Coreen Richard Massock Bureau Rome Paris Moscow New York Piug

Fragmentary note on orders and returns to work

The fragment notes workers being ordered back to work by a major authority and hints at expectations of similar actions in nearby areas. Key entities are not fully clear due to damaged text.

Wnton

Make-Or-Break Battle In Libya

The Associated Press reports a decisive, make-or-break tank clash in eastern Libya where British and German units face off as part of grinding Axis losses. The British drive stalls again, while mopping up operations continue and satellites flare around the main battle.

Associated Press Cairo Egypt Germany Libya Britain

Axis forces driven from Tobruk garrison say reports indicate

Imperial armies with the Tobruk garrison had evidently been cleared of Axis forces. Forecasts suggested contact would be re established soon. German General Erwin Rommel reportedly moved to draw his armored units westward from Rezegh to Bir El Gubi, believed to be the British position. RAF, South African and French air forces had losses in widespread actions.

Perial Tobruk Erwin Rommel Rezegh Bir el

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