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Newspaper
Del Rio News Herald
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1941
Page
1
Senators back a plan to aid Soviet Russia amid wartime politics. The debate cites fears of communism and defense needs, noting State Department concerns and Britain’s role in countering anti-democratic influence. The article discusses economic controls, trade restrictions, and strategic material limits linked to Allied policy.
A terse note to the German consulate depicts a polite US stance as officials describe a cautious exchange. The item hints at diplomatic friction over wartime supplies and consular timing without graphic detail.
The Associated Press outlines how Ukraine’s vast resources and strategic location tempt Nazi forces as Germany and the Soviet Union remain ideological rivals. It notes Ukraine’s importance in coal, ore, grain, steel, and power, and compares potential German advances to historic military strategies.
Angus finds himself pulled into a lethal trip with Spike Butch and Tim. He overthrows the would be hit team and slams them into a truck while planning escape toward New York. He retrieves a tow rope, subdues his captive assailants, and rushes to reach Ada mente before trouble catches up.
More than 300 persons including delegations from 17 range states concluded the first day of inspection of Idaho's range conservation work in Idaho Falls. The tour covered Island Park and ranching areas between Pond's Lodge and Idaho Falls with plans to resume today visiting additional sites.
Salt Lake County sheriffs deputies sought today the body of Mrs. Anna J. Van Orden about 70 who drowned in the briny waters of Great Salt Lake near a Salt Lake City beach. She entered the lake about 2 30 yesterday afternoon after changing clothes in a beach resort locker room. Attendants notified authorities when she did not return for her clothing.
Ex service men urged to attend a courthouse meeting in Val Verde to form a Home Guard unit. Fr Schraidt of the American Legion urged participation to explain duties, while Legion representatives invited all citizens to learn about the organization. Delegates Taylor and McDonald named for the 21st District convention at Bandera June 28-29.
CAIRO June 24 The British announced an important advance along the Syrian coast toward Beirut. They said their artillery is already in action against the Vichy position at Damour.
Sergeant Jack J. Wikkinson and Sergeant W. C, Sessions lead a mobile recruiting unit at East Broadway Street aiding recruiting for the United States Air Corps. The team will stay until noon Thursday offering posts at Barksdale Field Las, Jefferson Barracks in Missouri, Albuquerque Air Base New Mexico, and the 40th Ordnance Company.
Fort Worth market reports steady demand for spring lambs with bids from 0.50 to 10.25 per head for various cut lambs. Clipped lambs mostly above 8 dollars, cattle receipts total 2,200 head and calves 1,100. Stocker steers and yearlings range 6.75 to 10.75, sows 6 to 7.80, common cattle 4.25 to 8, calves 7.25 to 10.75, other classes up to 11 dollars.
Spartanburg S C June 24 1933 Ben E Adams Grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan in South Carolina denounces Governor Burnetts charges that the Klan is aided by Germany Sheriff Henry publicly released a telegram from the governor ordering that a Klan parade be stopped Adams challenged Burnett to debate and warned of a parade if permission was not withdrawn The governor claimed the Klan is backed by the German government and urged local officials to prevent demonstrations while Adams vowed to hold a public speech and the Klan sought a permit all read as official actions amid tense county politics.
Washington June 24 The Senate military committee pressed to pick between two emergency seizure proposals. One would empower the President to seize real and personal property for national defense, while the alternative would allow requisition of ships arms munitions tools and defense facilities but exclude real property. Patterson argues the second is narrower yet adequate, aiming to placate skeptical senators wary of a step toward dictatorship.
Washington reports a record breaking 3.0 billion farm bill nearing final congressional approval. The measure, tied to mandatory crop loans, aims to stabilize prices for 30 million farmers and bolster agricultural programs with about 1.55 trillion in fiscal support, including soil conservation and parity payments to cotton, wheat, corn, rice, and tobacco producers.
Western Union is a spectacular adventure film opening tomorrow at the Strand Theatre. Starring Robert Young Randolph Stott Kon Jaxer Virginia Girnore with John Carradine and Horton MacLane, the picture follows Edwared Greighton’s dangerous coast to coast wire telegraph mission.
A brief note describes a mine that extends more than a mile into the earth in pursuit of gold, highlighting the extraordinary depth and the perilous work underground.
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