Strong Anti Nazi Actions Reported Across Occupied Europe
United Press reports from capitals warn of sabotage and executions by German authorities in Norway and Yugoslavia. Aalesund in Norway sees a siege after sabotage and anti German demonstrations. In Belgrade region 90 communists were executed for sabotage. Greek hunger and pro British sentiment are noted amid troop movements and evacuee tensions.
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NBC
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Schulenberg
Radio Moscow
United Press Listening Post
Hopkins Slumbers Through Moscow Air Raid During Stalin Visit
In Moscow a German air raid hit as Harry Hopkins and Laurence Steinhardt dined at the Caucasian restaurant. They moved to a shelter, then returned to the embassy before Hopkins slept through the latter part. Hopkins said the brief visit increased his confidence that Hitler would lose.
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Harry L. Hopkins
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Hopkins
United States
Laurence Steinhardt
Hitler
U S Plane Output Surges in Opening Defense Year
Los Angeles based Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce reports American factories produced 11 647 military planes in the first year of intensified defense from June 1940 to May 1941. June output hit 1 476 with ongoing weekly production around the clock.
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Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Allied Industries
Peak Employment In Non-Farm Jobs Hits New High
In Washington Frances Perkins reported that total non agricultural employment rose to 38,790,000 in June, up 484,000 from May. Weekly payrolls climbed by 15.1 million dollars as the labor market strengthened.
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Frances Perkins
Ickes Doubts Bootlegging Under Gasoline Curfew
International News Service reports Oil Coordinator Harold L. Ickes doubts bootlegging will emerge under gasoline curfew rules. He argues stations must source fuel legitimately and cannot produce gasoline at home. The piece also notes Virginia Gayda criticizes U.S. diplomacy toward Mussolini and Japan as lacking resolve.
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Is International News Service
Washington
Harold L. Ickes
Move to establish a rehabilitation fund for draftees
Quote from a speaker advocating a rehabilitation fund for draftees argues that if the nation can afford large sums to Russia China and other countries it should instead fund decent wages for its own armed forces. The remark emphasizes prioritizing veterans over foreign aid.
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