Woman Released In Mate's Slaying
Mrs. Mabel McCutcheon 34 was released after being charged by state police in the fatal shooting of her husband John H. McCutcheon 33 a North Charleston chemical worker. He died from abdominal wounds after being shot early Wednesday. Readiness for services set at home of his parents and Salem Baptist church with burial in Keen An cemetery near Summersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel McCutcheon
John H. McCutcheon
North Charleston
McCutcheon
A. F. McCutcheon
Arch
Edwin
Mesdames
L. C. Salmans
L. B. Watts
L. E. Bronaugh
C. B. Mastin
C. L. West
Salem Baptist Church
Summersville
J. E. Brown
Mr. West
Keenan Cemetery
Bartlett Mortuary
Bankers Warned Care Is Needed on Loans
Bankers warned that careful loan practice is essential to protect depositors as consolidation and defense orders shape lending. Delegates elected Hayes Picklesimer and George M. Moore to national banking bodies while J G Williams and Edger C. Trout assumed vice presidential roles for state divisions. Crowley urged funding defense largely from existing savings and noted rising incomes should boost personal savings. he warned against shifting riskless assets to loans, urging stronger reserves to shield banks from credit expansion pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowley
Hayes Picklesimer
Charleston
American Bankers, Association
George M. Moore
Clarksburg
ABA
E.g.otey
Bluefield
Moore
J. G. Wiliams
Parkersburg
National Bank
Edger C. Trout
Martinsburg
State Bank
E. M. Cassidy
Morgantown
Savings Banks
W.P. Welker
Wheeling
America
Montford Jones
University of Pittsburgh School of Finance
Jones
RAF raids Ruhr with heavy night fighter losses
The report notes numerous inconclusive engagements with German night fighters and six RAF raiders shot down. The German high command confirms several losses on their side as the air battle over the Ruhr continued, matching Allied accounts of resistance and attrition.
Indictments and charges from June Grand Jury presented
The June grand jury returned 113 indictments including grand larceny cases against Les Arnold and June Arnold of Boone County. Other names include Speaker Malcolm Arnold and multiple officials. Trials begin July 21 with listed felonies and misdemeanors across theft, forgery, assault, and related charges. Separate public notices cover civil and criminal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
June Arnold
Boone County
Malcolm Arnold
Les Arnold
House
J. R
Alift
EH. Traty
Deu White
Madison
Lester Perry
Logan
Arnold
Thelma Perry
Curtis Clay
Robert Edward McClain
Edward F. Fisher
C. F. McCurdy
Thomas Rush
Otha Back
Jesse Allen
Dewey Henry Ball
Robert Brady, Sr
Robert Brady, Jr
Arthaniel Brooks
Cephas Brown
I. H. Buster
E. R. Casdorph
Booker Clark
Robert Cobb
Nogh Hatfield
Hye
Charles Davis
Harley Douglas
Charles Cecil Fowler
Charles Milford Frazier
Rosie Bell Johnson
Emma Thurston
Albert Kearnes
James Lee
Clarence Lee
Kyle James Lester
Joe Marie
Charles Martin
Charley Mitchell
Lucy Mirmers
Fred Moore
George Myers
Lundie McCoy
Fred Augustus McMillion
Ralph Leon Nay Tlor
Jack Nelson
Leroy Reed
Vandervort Rinehart
William van Buren Riser
Leonard Roles
John St. Clair
James Corbett Sigms
Emmett Daniels
Charles William Romeo
Lloyd
Richard Simms
James Smith
Edgar Snow
Lewis Felix Stewart
Orlan Stoffel
John Figh
Elwood McClure
State Thefs
Jesse G Johnson
Clarence Strickland
Fete Strickland
Joe Tincher
Walter Tolley
Hans~ Tord W. Briles
Holton Vaughn
Fred Ward
Gabe Henry Washington
Hermson Rhodes
Cleo Sylvester Green
Franklin Melton
No Nazi Red Clash Seen by Moscow
The Moscow issued Tass statement denies any German demand on the Soviet Union and asserts no war is planned. It lists four points: Germany abides by the non aggression pact, rumors of imminent war are false, and troop movements are for training and logistics. American railroads anticipate 1,617 serviceable freight cars for the October peak.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Gereman
Ger
Balkans
Germany
Russia
Tass
Moscow Radio
US Ssr
UV. 5
U. S
Yass
Germans Defend Torpedo Action Over Robin Moor Sinking
German officials defended the torpedoing of the Robin Moor saying war cargoes for Britain fall within submarine range. They dismissed U.S. claims the ship carried no contraband as an argument and noted the inquiry could take weeks as officers report from the area. Germany expects a calm reaction and cautions against premature conclusions.
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Exmoor
Hitter
Britain
Dienst
Sumner Welles
England
Geonsa
Zamzam
Germany
Robin Moor
Printing and screening of U.S. workers in bill passage
The bill moves to the Senate and the White House. It would require fingerprints by the Civil Service Commission for federal employees and FBI checks for criminal records. It also excludes aliens suspected of subversive aims from entering the United States, with visas denied by consular officials. Sumner Welles urged swift passage as necessary. A patent on a wig attached to a bathing cap is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Senate
Federal Service
Civil Service Commission
FBI
House
White House
Sumner Welles
Senate Immigration Committee
Sims Bans Advance Pay to Vacationists
Sims institutes a no advance pay rule for mid month vacations saying wages are earned only after services are rendered and aligns with federal methods. He notes building custodians are paid twice monthly and rejects a half month pay system due to higher check writing costs.
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Sims
Inter Union Strife Eases as Machinists Order Return to Work
AFL machinists union orders strikers at 11 San Francisco shipyards to resume work. San Francisco agents plan a Sunday meeting to review the council action, with a potential Monday return. West coast layoffs affect 30,000 to 40,000 workers, while North American plant reopening brings 11,020 back. CIO Woodworkers dispute spans Puget Sound mills and camps, with 12,000 to 22,000 on strike according to sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL
San Francisco
Harry Hook
International Woodworkers
CIO
Puget Sound
Olympia
Defense Mediation Board
O. M. Grier
IWA
Slashed WPA Fund Passed by House
Healey proposes ending the WPA rotation after 18 months, arguing it causes hardship. Congress rejects food stamp aid diversion of 50 million to agriculture. House bars payment to David Lasser, former WPA head, amid related accusations. South American colleges report record summer course registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lasser
Workers’ Alliance
Lasser
WPA
Hull Says France Is Being Delivered To Hitler
Hull accuses Germany of using France and Syria to press plans to invade Iraq Egypt and the Suez area. He denounces the Vichy government for aiding German expansion and warns that armistice terms are being scrapped as France faces internal and external conflict.
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Vichy
Syria
French Mandate
Hitler
Iraq
Egypt
Suez
Aiea
Africa
France
Britain
Germany
Hull
Darlin
Darland
Darian-Laval
Mesgieurs
Laval
Darlan
Marshal Petain
Suez Canal
Near East
Dozens of U Boats Declared Destroyed By Britons
London June 13 British minister Ernest Bevin said naval forces sank dozens of German U boats that appeared suddenly in the Atlantic menacing merchant ships. He predicted Britain would soon be as safe from night bombing as from daytime raids.
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London
INS
Ernest Bevin
Atlantic
Drivestec
Bevin
Briain
No Firecrackers Legislators Asked
June 13 Springfield. Illinois lawmakers move to curb the tradition of firecrackers in the legislative chamber during the closing days of the session. Speaker E J Schnackenberg asked that the final days proceed without fireworks, confident the request will be followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Dlinois
E. J. Schnackenberg
Sinking of the Robin Moor and its cargo of motor cars
The Robin Moor was ordered abandoned after a warning by a German U-boat commander who noted cargo of motor vehicles. Within 20 minutes the ship sank after torpedoing. Of 46 aboard, 35 were reported missing, including two women and a four year old boy. Survivors drifted 16 days before Brazilian ship Osorio rescued them near Recife. Discrepancies in survivor accounts cited by Cary.
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Gunther Prie
Prien
Scapa Flow
Robin Moor
St. Peter Or
St. Paul
U- Bost
Osorio
Recife
Cary
Tax to Sock Big Companies Planned Auto tax shift eyed
The article outlines a proposed rise in the automobile tax from 7 to about 15 or 20 percent, supported by Leon Hennessey defense price czar, as a means to ease burdens on auto makers facing demand. It notes potential repeal of other excise hikes on soft drinks, tobacco, and possibly gasoline if the heavy auto tax is enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Leon Hennesson
Torpedo Strikes German Pocket Battleship Off Norway
A Beaufort torpedo attack crippled a German pocket battleship off Egersund Norway, with the crew describing a surprise run at 100 feet and a close pass of destroyers. The ship fled toward the Baltic as RAF coastal command sustained patrols over the Skagerrak exit amid reports of German raider activity. Admiral Graf Spee’s fate and the remaining pocket battleships, including Admiral Scheer, frame the current German naval weakness.
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Beaufort
Baltic
Britain
Germany
Air Ministry
Royal Air Force Coastal Command
Skaggerak
Egersund
Mandal
Norway
Admiral Graf Spee
South America
River Plate
Montevideo
Uruguay
Admiral Scheer
Avlantic
Indian Ocean
No Damascus Defense By French Expected in Mediterranean
A wartime communique said French forces defended Damascus and mounted Mediterranean operations. They claimed 24 Axis warplanes shot down and several Axis ships bombed and set afire while attacking airfields on Rhodes. Malta flights reportedly downed eleven Axis planes and Australian fighters claimed three German Junkers off the Lebanese coast. Four British planes were lost. two British pilots were rescued as operations spanned from Lebanon to Benghazi.
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Mediterranean
Rhodes
Malta
Lebanon
Bengasi
Italan
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John HH. McCutcheon
RAF
Ruhr
Veblen Aa
Aesarot Ea
Madam Bane
British Coastal Command
Brest
Antwerp
Belgium
Rotterdam
Kodak Holls
Bennett
Lee Bt
Moscow
Ailu.s
Pntent
Colleges and Universities
Damascus
Rayo Dorado
Brazil
M. W. Wood
Capitol
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