Debate Over Shooting Orders In Atlantic Patrol
Washington July 10 The capital debated whether the Atlantic fleet had open fire orders as the United States protected Iceland. Secretary Knox said the president ordered all necessary steps to insure sea lane safety with Iceland and other outposts, while Willkie backed steps to keep sea lanes open. Senate committee planned a formal inquiry into shooting reports and the Iceland occupation forecast drew White House and Senate contention.
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Scotland
Northern Ireland
Capitol Hill
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Britain
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Ohio
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Florida
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Campaign Begins To Check Liquor Law Violations In Chicken Shacks
Campaign launches to curb liquor law violations at chicken shacks as Huron Municipal Band conducts a concert under director Hans Christensen with J W Campbell at Park on Thursday July 10. Program includes pieces by Vander Cook Skeat Lauren deau Provost and Keller with vocal solos and a national anthem.
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J. W. Campbell
Luby Opens Beadle County Nuisance Injunction Campaign
State's Attorney T H Luby announced injunction proceedings against three roadhouses in Beadle County under the Padlock and Anti Spriking laws. Defendants include K L Peterson of Club Sido Jn east of Huron, John and Lora Hamner of a nearby roadhouse, and Roy Fern Curtis of H H Spider Inn near Huron, plus J C Johnson owner of the properties. Complaints allege liquor nuisances without licenses, selling and permitting consumption of intoxicating liquor, and mixing liquor with other beverages. Proceedings received circuit court approval from Judge Boyd Benson.
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K. L. Peterson
Club Sido
the Corral
Huron
Highway 14
John and
Lora Hammer
Club Lido
Roy and
Fern Curtis
Highway
Johnson
J. C. Johnson
Beadie County Board Sets 1942 Budget Plan
Beadie County Commissioners closed their July session by trimming appropriations and proposing a provisional 1942 county budget of 260200 dollars, down from 268905 the prior year. Major cut removes the Mothers Pension support of about 13000 dollars. The budget will be finalized at the August meeting with items for general operations, salaries, insane asylum funding, bonds, and road and school debt all itemized.
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Beadie
Custer
Demand Release Of U S Citizens Detained In Europe
The United States demands immediate repatriation of Americans held by Nazis or detained in Germany Italy and Nazi-controlled regions. The State Department warns that unless these Americans are freed exit permits will be denied to German and Italian nationals. Axis aliens in the U S faced potential detention, while German and Italian consular staff were ordered to leave the United States by July 15.
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Guy iv
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Germany
Italy
Europe
State Department
Roosevelt
Ten Red Cross nurses rescued from torpedoed ships reach Iceland
Washington reports ten Red Cross nurses are safe in Iceland after two ships were torpedoed. Eight nurses remain missing along with seven hospital staffers. The group was enroute to the American Red Cross Harvard University Hospital in England.
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Maasdam
Tipsy Steam Roller Cri. 21 Is Arrested
BERGENFIELD New Jersey July 10 Fred Bray 53 of Hackensack and thirty eight others were arrested on a charge of drunken operation. Bray was driving a steam roller for a street resurfacing firm from Bergenfield toward Hackensack when the vehicle wandered along New Bridge Street. Dr Frank Lothbardi pronounced Bray unfit to operate a vehicle.
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Frank Lothbardi
Draftees Likely To Stay In Western Hemisphere
Washington reports the selective service ban on using trainees in the Western Hemisphere remains in effect for now despite a recommendation from the Army general staff. President undecided on immediate action but shown interest in plans to extend service for some trainees beyond the current one year term.
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Washington
Amy General Staff
Quick-Thinking Pilot Averts Crash in Water Town
Mid-Continent Airlines Flight with seven passengers and two crew avoided a crash near Water Town after pilot W. Moomaw, returning from Sioux Falls, faced sudden wind shifts at W. W. Howes Municipal Airport. He circled, then aborted the landing and diverted to Watertown following radio guidance.
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Moomayw
Strike Closes Chrysler Plants Amid Upholstery Walkout
Approximately 8,500 Chrysler workers in Detroit were idle as CIO unionists walked out at National Automotive Fibres Inc. The stoppage, tied to demands for higher wages upon contract expiration August 1, threatens further auto production delays, with wage details undisclosed and related strikes at Wickes Boiler Company in Saginaw and other defense-industry sites noted.
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National Automotive Fibres, Inc
Wickes Boiler Company
Saginaw
Mich
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Wickes
James F. Dewey
National Defense Mediation Board
Ame Aetic
Muskegon
AFL
Halifax May Not Return To U S Ambassador Amid Munich Fallout
A United States envoy faced questions over his future after Munich and Spain era actions. Reports labeled the claim as speculative with little evidence that the ambassador would withdraw to Washington, while an authoritative source dismissed it as a stab in the dark.
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Washington
Complications Hit Syrian Armistice Talks In Vichy
Vichy faces tangled hurdles as Adol Darlan returns from Paris while Syria and Lebanon war rages. British attacks intensify and Beirut open-city demand looms. Tele Mondial notes Vichy study of Allied terms, with French statements noting no reply yet from British authorities.
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de Gaullist. Com
Adual Jean Darlan
Paris
Ba Wichy Atstements
Tele- Mondial
Henri Dentz
Syria
Lebanon
Dantz
Beirut
Dents
Deutz
FDR seeks 4.77 billion for army during defense push
President Roosevelt asked Congress for 4 770 065 588 for the war department to strengthen national defense with eleven items led by 3 486 034 036 for army ordnance. The move ties to a broader 15 billion defense program including lend lease and shipbuilding plans, with cash disbursements not until year end.
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Army
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
War Department
Rayburn
Army Ordnance
Maritime Commission
Navy
Russians Claim Enemy Suffering Terrible Losses
Moscow reports on July 10 that Soviet forces near Lepel and Borisov blasted German motorized divisions, claiming up to 15,000 killed or captured as heavy fighting raged along the Berezina front. Berlin meanwhile kept details tight as battles stretched across Ostrov and Tallinn regions with both sides incurring heavy losses.
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Case Named Officer Of Rivers And Harbors Group
Representative Short of Missouri named Representative Case of South Dakota as State vice president of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress. Short urged Case to actively participate and accept the post, noting the congress's work on inland waterways, harbors, navigation, flood control, and conservation benefits for states and cities.
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National Rivers and Harbors Congress
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South Dakota
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