British Envoy Warns Britain Will Endure War With U S Aid
Winant reports to London say Britain will continue the war with undiminished fury while seeking greatly increased U S material support. Britain does not seek U S entry but relies on aid to hold the Atlantic lifeline and defend against Axis threats across Europe, Africa, and the Pacific.
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London
Britain
Levi
Berlin
Winant
Churchill
Flitler
United States
U. S
America
Germany
Mediterranean
North Africa
Suez Canal
Japan
Pacific
Nippon
Hongkong
Singapore
British Malay States
Dutch Indies
Australia
New Zealand
India
U.S
Hull
Hitler
Atlantic
Amazing results from tonic boosts vitality and digestion
A vintage health ad promotes Tonx or Tonie tonic claiming to restore stomach digestive juices, boost appetite, and rebuild deficient blood strength. It targets run-down individuals with sluggish digestion and underweight, promising renewed vitality and food enjoyment.
Marmola Diet Pill Ad Promises Safe Weight Loss
An old advertisement urges readers to try Marmola for weight loss without dieting or heavy exercise. It claims the product has been sold for over thirty years with more than twenty million boxes distributed, and stresses consulting a physician before use.
New Airport Site Held Very Efficient
Elevated from 935 to 1,000 feet above sea level the Charleston site aims to support larger planes. CAB plans classify airports from Class 1 to 4 with Charleston currently Class 3, serving feeder lines and main airways. Larger runways and unobstructed grounds would allow emergency use and smoother landings for heavier aircraft.
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Campbell
Fred Alley
Charleston
American Airlines
Dunbar
Coal Parley Delayed As Wage Dispute Continues
The Defense Mediation board postponed its meeting with northern and southern coal operators and the United Mine Workers CIO until tomorrow morning. The delay follows incomplete settlement recommendations. The union seeks a uniform seven dollar daily wage while northern mines pay that amount and southern mines pay four dollars and sixty cents.
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Washington
Defense Mediation Board
Northern
United Mine Workers (Cio
Two Boys Grab $13 Escape From Fruit Store
Two boys grabbed the cash register at 1:30 p.m. yesterday in the Quarrier Street fruit store at 1023 Quarrier Street. Police were told and the pair escaped with $13.
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Quarrier Street
Army expansion and ship pool drive national defense effort
An expected army rise to 2,800,000 and a 2,000,000 ton shipping pool mobilize Atlantic coastwise and gulf tonnage. 14 companies transfer about 375,000 tons to the pool while Ambassador Winant reports Britain's war needs and economic outlook to President Roosevelt.
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Ed Wise
Somervill
Maritime Commission
Atlantic Coastwise
Gulf Shipping Industry
Britain
John G. Winant
Roosevelt
England
Rudolph Hess
New York
Labrador
Knox
Secretary of the Navy
London
Washington
Fourth Annual Bicycle Safety Parade Planned for June 13
The parade attracts several hundred cyclists and is co sponsored by Montgomery Ward and The Gazette. Downtown streets will be closed on Friday June 13 with city and state safety groups approving the event. Entry blanks are available at Montgomery Ward’s sports department on Washington Street.
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the Gazette
Sports Department of
Washington Street
Buck Passes and Oil Shortage Spark Senate Debate
The debate centers on buck passing in addressing aluminum and oil shortages. Senator Baill questions planners who missed the boat on aluminum and suggests reforms. A petroleum industry committee urges daylight saving and gasless Sundays to conserve oil, with Ickes evaluating defense needs.
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May
Sen. Baill
R-Minn
England
Petroleum Industry Committee
Ickes
Defense
Military and civilian defense measures outlined by government
The article notes a push to observe daylight saving time for energy savings, with a recommendation for state governors to enact it rather than federal law. It reports 124 merchant vessels acquired for the army and navy, a ban on photos at defense centers, a proposed civilian police force for naval yards, and longer selective service training periods.
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Maritime Commission
Army
Navy
Knox
Congress
Senate Naval Committee
FSI
War Department
Corns
Richman and Wife Agree to Trial Separation
New York June 4 Entertainer Harry Richman and his wife Hazel Forbes announced a trial separation to halt their marriage from drifting toward the rocks Richman blamed himself for the rift noting his lifestyle and Forbes wealth and Fame from the Follies era.
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New York
INS
Harry Richman
Hazel Forbes
Richman
Follies
Giant Negro Evangelist Bishop Sam Brown Dies in Philippine Hills
Sam Brown a 61 year old South Carolina born former U S soldier founded the Non Christian Tribes church in the Philippines. He preached brotherly love to head hunting tribes and urged land, schools, and understanding over bullets. He died a week ago near Manila with a Filipino wife and six children.
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U. S
Tribes Church
Mountain Wilds
Manila
Sam
Sam Brown
Philippines
San Francisco
the Philippines
Rishon Sam
Nurse Loses Diamond Ring at Charleston General Hospital
Virginia Stinson a Charleston General nurse reported losing a diamond ring valued at 197.50 dollars about 2 p m yesterday while on duty at the hospital police were notified of the loss by the nurse.
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Virginia Stinson
Charleston
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