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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1941

Page

3

Nazis Consuls Allowed to Stay in U S Until July 31

Capt. Fritz Wiedemann and Johannes Borchers Germanys top consuls in the United States win a special stay permit from the State Department to remain in the country until July 31. They and 14 staffers and families could not depart aboard the Yawata Maru as plans shifted amid expulsion orders. The delay arose after safe passages and transport failed despite appeals to Japan and Germany.

San Francisco Fritz Wiedemann Johannes Borchers Germany United States State Department Roosevelt United States Army West Point America New York Lisbon Wiedemann Borchers Orient Europe Japan Wiedemann and Borchers Washington Honolulu Z. Hirai Tokio United States Navy

America First Chapters Demand Removal of Knox

Representatives of 118 America First committee chapters urged Secretary of War Frank Knox to resign, accusing him of advocating undeclared war and military intervention without congressional approval. A resolution said his stance violated the Constitution and made him unfit for office. Other resolutions criticized draft laws expanding overseas service.

Chicago America First Committee Frank Knox Congress Knox

Report on Norwegian Governors Resignations

Dispatches from Oslo report that fifteen provincial governors signed a resignation document to the Nazi occupation regime. The governors claim they could not accept the control exercised by German sponsored Quisling authorities.

Stockholm INS Oslo Norway Nazi Joseph Ter Quisling Eee

Defense Bond Savings Plan Expands to Workers

More than a million workers have asked to allot portions of their salaries to save for defense bonds. The treasury offers systematic saving facilities for individuals as well as organizations with payroll plans. To participate, visit a post office or bank or write to the U S treasurer in Washington DC for an order form.

Treasury Slilieg Purchece Counry Wessty Shah United States Washington, D. C

Brenda Marshall and William Holden wed in Las Vegas

Brenda Marshall and William Holden, Hollywood stars, were married in Las Vegas on Sunday.

Brenda Marshall Las Vegas Nev INS William Holden Hollywood

Syria Armistice Terms Signed At Acre

Armistice ending the Syria war was signed at Acre at 2 p.m. Monday, announced by General Claude Auchinleck. Vichy France approved terms with the condition that Free French representatives be excluded, and Dentz followed instructions, turning a harsh political ultimatum into a military convention.

Cairo Egypt Syria Acre Claude Auchinleck Middle East VICHY War Office Henri Dentz

Italian Troop Ship Sunk by British Submarine Claims

London reports that at least three Italian vessels were sunk by submarines in the Mediterranean, including one ship carrying troops and supplies. The British admiralty announced the losses on Monday night, detailing the combat in the Mediterranean theater.

London The Admiralty Mediterranean

R A F Bombers Raid Bremen And Dutch Cities

London reports daylight RAF sweep over northern France destroyed two German fighters after a wide night raid on Germany and Nazi occupied territory. Industrial targets at Bremen Vegesack and Amsterdam Ostend docks bombed. Rotterdam oil tanks set alight. One British bomber lost. two German raiders shot down. Berlin notes minor RAF formations caused insignificant damage to residential areas.

London INS R.A.F France Germany Air Ministry Bremen Vegesack Amsterdam Ostend Rotterdam Berlin

Edgar A Guest Poet of the People Reflections

Ten years from now I will recall this troubled year when liberty's bonds were spread against an evil day. The speaker notes fear and hate, late defense, and the starry flag. tyranny's threats diminished as freedom stands. Hernando de Soto, discoverer of the Mississippi, was buried in its waters.

Liberty Hernando de Soto Mississippi

Defense strikes fall sharply in first half of 1941

Government tally shows defense plant workers on strike dropped 75 percent in a month. By week end only a fourth as many were idle as on June 13, with total lost man days due to strikes in the first half of 1941 reaching 2,458,150 for war department contracts.

Washington Defense War Department

Denies Shortage in Aluminum for Arms Industry

New York AP report quotes Walter D. Fuller president of the National Association of Manufacturers saying a current aluminum shortage is not evident in airplane and defense production. A NAM survey of 20 plants finds no production delays due to aluminum, though future shortages could arise as defense expands.

New York Walter D. Fuller National Association of Manufacturers N.A.M

Union to block sailing of War Department vessel

Joseph Curran head of the National Maritime union says members will refuse to work with a resigned member who demanded an investigation into alleged communist influence among NMU officers. The ex-member, Joseph Doyle, left the S S Ancon crew amid similar accusations, while the ship is due to sail for the Canal Zone. Curran says government guarantees cannot force union men to work with Doyle.

Cleveland Joseph Curran National Maritime Union CIO War Department New York NMU Joseph J. Doyle Panama Railroad Steamship Company Canal Zone Doyle Union Cabuok Getawaee Ae Wee Ween Les York Curran

Italian Losses Reported by British Radio

British radio reported Sunday night that Italy had suffered troop losses and additional wounded, with no precise figures provided in the brief broadcast and details unclear from the fragmented text.

London INS Italee Eta Ai Pn

Word Puzzle Clues Mixed With Short Definitions

A set of crossword style hints appears with clues for March composer and vertical entries. Entries include Not prefix and venomous snake among others, hinting at a themed puzzle with multiple wordplay directions.

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