Axis Sailors Ordered to Camps at Fort Missoula and Fort Lincoln
Acting Attorney General Francis Biddle ordered 87 Axis sailors seized after sabotage of Costa Rican ships placed in internment camps in Montana and North Dakota. Italian and German seamen, stranded in San Francisco after Japan refused transit, are to join others already held at Fort Missoula and Fort Lincoln as Washington tightens visa controls and restricts travel forforeign nationals amid mounting wartime security concerns.
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Washington
Francis Biddle
Costa Rica
Fort Missoula
Mont
Fort Lincoln
Bismarck
Immigration Service
Japan
Germany
Italy
San Frantisco
Italans
Costa Rian
Teir
Eisenach
Punta -Tetas
Canal Zone
Ellis Island
San Francisco
Dosntion
State Department
U. S
U.S
Survivors Landed From Torpedoed Ships Off Virginia
Forty five survivors of two ships torpedoed in the North Atlantic by German submarines reached Yorfslk, Virginia, aboard the Finnish freighter Hammarland. They include 19 from the Dutch ship Yselhaven and 35 from the Belgian Mercier. Survivors were picked up after days adrift. several crew members were lost when the torpedo strikes sank the ships. Some survivors, including a 17 year old aboard Hammarland, were en route to Canada. The group, in poor health, reported many missing crewmates and rough seas after the attack.
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Yorfslk
INS
Lantia
Hammarland
Ysel- Zen
Reier
Atlantic
Iceland
Sealand
Yselhaven Ie
Www
Cugg
Mercier
Merc
Canada
Moscow Says Troops Fighting Like Lions
Moscow reports Soviet forces repelling a major German push across the front near Kaunas Grodno and Volkovysk with heavy losses to the enemy. Parachutists dropped behind lines were said to be targeted by new Soviet units. The daily bulletin notes intense fighting from Grodno to Brest and Brody as German advances continue.
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Sialuiai
Shavn
East Prussia
Lithuania
Bana Ruska
Government
Poland
Sialinai
Kaunas
Grodno
Volkovysk
Volkovisk
Kolno
Lomza
Kobryn
Brest-Litivsk
Ankara
Turkey
Russian Ukraine
Russian Bessarabia
Odessa
Wednesasy
CINS
Moscow Radio
MED
Secret Police
INS
Supreme Soviet Command
Russia
Warsaw
Vilna
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Brodsk
Shulai
Kovno
Volkottysk
Kobridsk
Vladim
Kovna
China
Board to Probe Sinking of O-9
A naval board of inquiry is expected to convene next week to determine the cause of the submarine O-9 disaster. The panel will meet at New London and Portsmouth navy yards to review construction records service files and letters from the crew of 33. The O-9 sank during a test dive 24 miles off Portsmouth and rests 438 feet deep.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Naval Board of
U. S
Atlantic Ocean
New London
Conn
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Price Curbs Suggested by U S
Price Administrator Leon Henderson urged a freeze on prices for furniture and refrigeration and warned firms that open price quoting upsets the market. He wrote to 47 furniture makers and 16 refrigerator producers controlling most of the industry, noting rising prices and urging no new advances while predicting inflation if trends continue. Henderson's prior moves cover autos, bread, farm machinery and various metals, indicating broad federal pressure on costs.
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Washington
Cis
Leon Henderson
Henderson
Felon Shot in Escape Attempt May Not Live
A posse hunted two escaped convicts in the Blue Ridge mountains, reporting Frank O. Davidson 29 of Augusta Hampshire likely to die after being shot during the escape. Leslie Perry 24 of Huntington expected to recover. Authorities sought William Armentrout 22 of Catawba Marion and William Tichnel 21 of Parkersburg. Walter Lee Cook 23 of Ward Kanawha was recaptured. The report notes the transport truck incident occurred eight miles from MOOREFIELD.
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Moorefield
Blue Ridge Mountains
Frank O. Davidson
Augusta
Hampshire County
Davidson
Winchester
Leslie Perry
Huntington
McCauley
William Armentrout
Catawba
Marion County
William Tichnel
Parkersburg
Walter Lee Cook
Ward
Kanawha County
Britain
Americans Advised To Leave Russia
The State Department announced that American citizens in the Soviet Union should leave at once except government representatives and newspaper men. Ambassador Laurence Steinhardt in Moscow was informed to renew advice, stressing women and children should return promptly and that consular aid would be provided as needed.
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Washington
Soviet Russia
State Department
Laurence 4. Steinhardt
Moscow
Soviet Union
Steinhardt
Department
Americans Left With Few Exit Routes From Soviet Russia
The State Department said only exit routes for Americans leaving Soviet Russia in the coming days are across Siberia or possibly through Iran. Excluding newspaper correspondents, most travelers face limited options to reach the United States as tensions and travel restrictions persist.
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State Department
Soviet Russia
U.S
Siberia
Iran
West Coast Signal Station Warns Mariners To Identify
The Navy Department hydrographic office said mariners near Los Angeles harbor must answer identification challenges from a new signal station near Point Fermin. By day flags and by night blinker lights will be used to verify identity of merchant ships, other vessels, and pleasure craft entering or passing the harbor.
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Washington
INS
Navy Department
Hydrographic Office
Los Angeles Harbor
Calif
Los Angeles-Long Beach Harbor
Point Firmen
Wavy Department
Fair Enough Continued From Page Pit nae nah
The piece recounts Mehringer or Martin leading a new C I union while under a criminal president who once held up Carl Milling at gunpoint at the Aluminum plant and threatened his prison release, with references to Willie Bluff and toilers losing large wage raises amid denunciations. It notes about 2,500,000 French Canadians in Canada.
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C. I. ©. Union
Carl Milling
Mehringer
Martin
Willie Blvff
M. P
Mr. Mehringer- Martin
Dentists to Take State Board Tests in Charleston
Twenty two dentists seeking West Virginia licenses will sit state board tests this morning and afternoon in the Charleston high school building.
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West Virginia
Charleston High School
Rae
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