Laval Speaks on U S Hands Off France War Peace
Former French premier Laval urges the United States to back a peaceful France amid World War II. He argues democracy must evolve into a stronger republic and calls for total collaboration with Germany to rebuild Europe and resume trade. He warns against delaying France’s recovery and emphasizes France as a potential bridge between continents.
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America
United States
France
Europe
Germany
Rail Head Claims Cheyenne Fire Was Deliberately Set
William Jeffers president of Union Pacific stated the Cheyenne Wyoming shop fire was deliberately set in his personal opinion. The investigation into the cause of the blaze intensified on Monday.
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Omaha
SNS
Union Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
Wyo
William Jeffers
Jeffers
Notice to coal dealers on nut coal sale
On about 5000 tons No 2 nut coal will be received until 00 P M Thursday June 12 1941 by Board Directors Independent School District Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa Details and bid instructions available at the Secretary's office 346 2nd Avenue Cedar Rapids signed Charles D Hedberg Secretary Board Public notice_IOWA Cedar Rapids Linn County
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Independent School District
Cedar Rapids
Linn Coun
2Nd Avenue
Enc
Linn County
Iowa
Charles D. Hedberg
Virginia City Western Drama starring Errol Flynn on WMT
Radio highlights list Errol Flynn in the lead of the western Virginia City airing at 7 p.m. on WMT with Martha Scott in supporting roles. Other programs include Johns Hopkins vs Goucher lacrosse on WLS at 6:30, Richard Crooks at 6:30 on WHO, and Earl Hines on WENE at 7 p.m. The guide also notes a panel on Your Music IQ on WGN at 7:30 and a National Nutritional Conference for Defense broadcast on WENR at 8:30.
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Virginia City
Cecil B. DeMille
WMT
Errol Flynn
Martha Scott
Goucher College
Johns Hopkins University
Chicago
I. Q
WGN
Henry A. Wallace
WENR
Jack Benny
Waukegan
South Batrick Street
Hanley Stafford
Baby Snooks
Daddy
Don Wilson
Skinnay Ennis
Brenda
Cobina
Nellie
Edgar A. Guest
Mrs. Guest
Eddie
Radio Schedule Highlights From 1941 Station Lineup
A dense timetable lists programs across stations WGN WLS WMT WHO ENR and more. It shows news farm features dramas musical hours sports and various concert and talk slots with host or program names and times throughout the day and night.
Radio Schedule Fragments From May 23 1941 Listing Programs
A fragmented listing shows a dense afternoon schedule across stations WMT WGN WLS WHO WENR for May 23 1941. Programs include News Heart Songs Har’s ton Cadets at 3 30 and Mystery Man 4 15 with sports at 5 45.
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WMT
Hart
Radio program highlights from Iowa State College schedule
Program highlights show Educational Institutions of the State of Iowa ownership. Items listed include 11:15 Public Affairs Wool-Ames, 12:15 News, 8:00 Chapel, 10:30 Bookshelf, 11:50 Farm News, and 2:25 Luther versus Ia. G0nner Mus. 2 Child Hour and 8:45 ye likely part of schedule.
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Educational Institutions of
State of Iowa
Iowa State College
Wool
Ames
Luther v. Ia
Carborundum Tieup Threatens U.S. Defense Output
CIO strike at the Carborundum plant in Niagara Falls began Monday and could affect grinding wheels used in defense industries. Company officials expect minimal production impact, with many of 3,200 employees still at work. Meanwhile a Ravenna arsenal project resumed, with 10,400 workers back after a three day halt. A San Francisco Bay area back to work movement gained momentum as 400 laborers and 100 painters crossed picket lines. In Detroit, the UAW filed a five day strike notice at Packard Motor to demand a pay raise, potentially affecting defense contracts employing about 9,500 workers.
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Associated Press
CIO
Niagara Falls
Ravenna
Ohio
Arsenal
AFL
San Francisco Bay Area
United Automobile Workers
Michigan
Packard Motor Company
Dettroit
Defense
Promotions Recommended for Kansky and Elliott in 34th Division
Special to The Gazette. First Lieut. Walter A. Kansky and Second Lieut. John M. Elliott of Cedar Rapids are recommended for promotions by Maj. Gen. E. A. Walsh, commander of the 34th Division’s 133rd Infantry. General Walsh issues new mail regulations to ensure prompt delivery to soldiers during fall maneuvers, advising A. P. O. 34 on envelopes and listing grade full name number unit and regiment to avoid confusion with other divisions.
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Claiborne
Walter A
John M. Elliott
Cedar Rapids
E. A. Walsh
133Rd Infantry
Walsh
Shortage of shipping threatens US materials stockpile
Washington dispatch reports the Office of Production Management warned that insufficient shipping facilities imperil the effort to build raw materials stockpiles considered vital by defense officials as a safeguard for the United States.
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Washington
Office of Production Management
United States
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Claim
A vintage advertising snippet urges liver stimulation with Carter's Little Liver Pills, claiming the liver should produce bile and promoting the product as a remedy. The jumbled text imitates an old newspaper ad touting daily bile flow benefits and dosage references.
Shortages Challenge U.S. Material Supplies Abroad
In a defense program review the OPM notes cargo vessel shortages hinder transport of tin chromium rubber and antimony from Malaya South Africa and other distant sources during the program's first year.
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OPM
Malaya
South Africa
General Electric Chief Says Business As Usual Is Fiction
Philip D. Reed, chairman of GE's management arm and senior PMA adviser, told a Chicago manufacturers meeting that business as usual is a fiction during the rearmament period. He spoke Monday to an audience of midlevel executives and industry leaders.
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Chicago
Philip D. Reed
Mg A
General Electric Com
PM Ac Orities
Industrialists say defense needs strain nation's productive capacity
Reed, under guidance of the National Association of Manufacturers and the Illinois Manufacturers Association, warned that defense demands will tax the U.S. economic system and require rapid changes in peacetime habits and civilian demands beyond current predictions.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Illinois Manufacturers Association
Reed
Critical Situation Reported in Syria and Beirut
London neutral quarters said a critical situation existed in French mandt Syria. Martial law was reported to have been declared in Beirut and Aleppo, signaling severe unrest and possible international concern.
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Syria
London
Ins
Beirut
Aleppo
8750 Italians Captured by British in Ethiopia Fight
British forces in Ethiopia captured a complete Italian force of 8 750 troops after a three day battle north of Addis Ababa. The prisoners included 570 Italians 5 000 colonial troops and 3 000 colonial irregulars plus 700 Italian civilians. Seven field guns and 170 machine guns were taken.
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Cairo
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Italy
Nazi Loss in Crete Put at Twenty Percent
Istanbul dispatch reports General Ali Sabis estimating German forces in Crete suffered about 20 percent losses. He said roughly seven thousand men killed or wounded, with three German divisions landed and about 25 000 to 28 000 Axis troops engaged despite the losses.
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Istanbul
Crete
Ali Sabis
Sabis
Life Insurance Helps a Small Businessman Story
A New Haven reader recalls a confectioner’s tale where life insurance enabled him to borrow for a bigger shop. He insured the extra 4000 dollars and future loan backed by the policy, repaid the loan, and later used the policy again to weather hard times. He notes life insurance aids small business and cites the Hamuttere Life in New York.
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National Farm and Home
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National Nutrition Conference For Defense
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Caval
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