Lindbergh Seeks Apology Over Ickes Remarks
Lindbergh denies any foreign government links and claims he accepted a 1933 German decoration at the American embassy with the ambassador present. He offers to testify before any presidential committee and asks Roosevelt to correct Interior Secretary Ickes. He says he acted to improve U S relations with Germany and has had no contact with Germany or Italy since 1939.
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Lindbergh
Ickes
New York
Eheries A
Ciitizen
Air Corps Reserve
Law
Hitler
Fief
Soviet
Russia
Lloyd Neck
Huntington
Germany
Italy
Europe
State Department
War Department
De Smet Lawyer Joins Wausau Firm
Paul Green a De Smet lawyer, long allied with his father E F Green, has accepted a position with Employers Mutual Liability Company of Wausau Wisconsin. He left for Wausau to attend a company training school this week.
Air Power Expands Two Ocean Navy Strategy
Washington reports that Iceland's landing signals a shift in U S grand strategy toward a two ocean navy. Air power, not just ships, now underpins offensive plans as Britain allies and Japan threaten supply lines. The article notes long range bombers and flying boats, air superiority as key to sea control, and Japan's air arm as a developing factor in future naval warfare.
Noted Pacific Air Power Stymies Japan Says Washington
Washington argues air power blocks Japan in the Pacific allowing the U S Navy to focus on the Atlantic. Russia maintains 800 to 1,000 planes near Vladivostok, while American and British air forces aid China. If Japan holds, U S ships may press deeper into the Atlantic. if not, the Panama Canal faces risk as ships move between oceans.
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Japan
Pacific
Washington
Asia
Eo An
China
Russia
Vladivostok
Yokohama
U.S
Panama Canal
Iceland
Gibson Arraigned On Check Charge
Lyle Gibson of Miller was arraigned before Municipal Judge C N Hall yesterday afternoon on a charge of issuing a 27.55 check on the First National Bank of Miller without funds. He pleaded not guilty and the trial was set for July 24. Gibson was represented by Charles Carroll of Miller.
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Lyle Gibson
Miller
C. N. Hall
First National Bank of
Miller Wement
Anr
Gibson
Charles Carroll
Attendance Prizes At Beadle County Pie Baking Contest
More than 75 attendance prizes will be given at the Beadle County pie baking contest in the Marvin Hughitt Hotel. C Irvin Krumm of the Huron Chamber of Commerce announced merchandise prizes including lard flour and sugar. Armour representative will discuss lard use and a color film by A I Sugar Company Belle Fourche will be shown.
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Beadle County
Marvin Hughitt
C. Irvin Krumm
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Krumm
Armour and Company
South Dakota
A & I Sugar Company
Belle Fourche
Small striped catfish found in Tar and Neuse rivers
A tiny striped catfish not exceeding four inches in length has been recorded in the Tar and Neuse rivers of Noi Carolina. The discovery notes the fish as a notable small species observed by local anglers and researchers.
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Tar
Neuse
Noi Carolina
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