Australians Favor Abolishing State Governments in War Vote
Melbourne June 3 The Australian Public Opinion Polls survey shows 57 percent favor abolishing state governments, 19 percent want to keep them, 24 percent undecided. The move reflects calls for centralized powers to boost war effort and reduce state friction. Draft of women for war work favored, prisoners to harvest crops, conscientious objectors’ pay limited to army privates.
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Melbourne
Australia
American Institute of Public Opinion
United States
Allies' air offensive may cripple German industry this summer
The piece discusses a sustained Allied aerial campaign threatening German war production and the potential for a decisive summer blow. It notes German air strength shifting to the western theatre and a weakened Russian front, while warning of reprisals against civilians as war expands.
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Wasi
Hitler
Kint
Commencement Honors Beadle County Eight Grade Grads
Beadle County held graduation for about 115 eighth graders in the high school auditorium with Major C. W. Coursey of Mitchell delivering the principal address on life and its two periods. The honor roll and lists of graduates include many names across numerous families and local communities.
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Beadle County
C. W. Coursey
Mitchell
Coursey
Burnice Bailey
Mary Jane Bies
Reva Boomsma
Letha Caldaw
Billy Clegg
Mary Lee Cranston
Raymond Cranston
Povee Cranston
Jean Doll
Richard Eideen
Adelia Fuller
Beverly Futler
Winifred Hofer
Inez Hull
David Kleinsasser
Paul Kleinsasser
Maxing Laurence
Arlene Lyman
Clarence Miedema
Donald Olson
Matthew Reilly
Raymond Shroider
Tola Songer
Betty Swans
Darleen Duncan
Esther Eckman
Darrell Eggleston
Clinton Egleston
Vern Brenson
Mary Alice Fenner
Albert Fringe
Veronica Frigge
Marvin
Gestapo Plot Revealed In Coast Spy Case at Trial
Minneapolis born Dr. Hans Helmut Grogs testified at a federal trial that he served as a German intelligence captain earning 200 dollars monthly plus a 20 000 mark bonus while plotting sabotage and labor contact schemes along the West Coast. His wife Frances and Albrecht Rudolf Reuter face charges of failing to register as agents.
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Los Angeles
Jane
Minneapolis
Hans Helmut Grogs
Gros
Reinhard Heydrich
Gestapo
Saxonia
Hans Bebert
John .L. Lewis
CIO
Harry Bridges
Pacific Coast
Germany
Frances
Albrecht -Rudolf Curt Reuter
Beverly Hills
Ter
FBI
Dr. Gra
United States
Dr. Gras
Paris
Poland
Reuter
War Report From Front Lines Across North Africa and Europe
Axis advances near Bir El Hacheim are checked as Rommel's African Corps falls back toward the boats of Tobruk. British air and ground forces claim tactical mastery, with gaps in defenses noted. London reports 8,000 prisoners captured, while Essen and Dieppe targets see heavy bombing. In Russia, Volkhov region sees violent fighting and a Soviet claim of encirclements near Moscow.
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Segnals
Knightsbridge
Erwin Rommel
Rommel
Egypt
Suez Canal
Sepeera British
Bir
Hacheim
Oast
Southieat
Tobruk
Harasa
Britain
Mediterranean Sea
Bir el Hacheim
Mussolini
el Uaieb
London
Essen
England
Dover
Air Ministry
Dieppe
Hitler
Volkhovo
Lennad
Grad
Moscow
Mos
Kharkov
Honorary Degree for William Gardner at Huron College
Red Oak Iowa attorney William Gardner was awarded an honorary doctor of laws at Huron College’s 59th commencement. Gardner, a brother of Federal Judge A K Gardner, practiced law in western South Dakota. The event also showcased multiple honors: Marjorie Walker earned magna cum laude, Kenneth Martin cum laude, and various senior and scholarship awards were given to Alyce Aus tin, Alene Gibbs, Everett Bates, Mary Ethelyn Habicht, and others. Awards included Bible and math scholarships, junior and freshman honors, and the John Pasek Bible award recipients.
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William Gardner
Red Oak
Huron College
South Dakota
Gardner
A. K. Gardner
Huron
George FoxeDougall
Marjorie Walker
Kenneth Martin
Walker
Alyce Marian Austin
Sioux Falls
Alene Gibbs
Everett Bates
Rose
Luetta David Safford
Bibla
Mary Ethelyn Habicht
Alden Larson
de Smet
John ¥.Pasek
Neil Christensen
Waubay
Harry Bloodgood
Habioht
Estel Janssen
Huran
Margaret Korsgaard
Highmore
Elaine Smogard
John Boyd Jones
H. G. Titt
Bloodgood
Christenson
MacKENZIE Reflections on Air War and Fate in 1940s
The narrative recalls the brutal months of August and September after France fell, noting deaths that could not be avoided in modern warfare. It suggests Luftwaffe bombardment threatened to realize the Douhet theory as devastation rained from the skies.
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France
Hitler
Britain Faces Sustained Allied Bombing And German Resolve
The text reflects on Britain's endurance during prolonged air raids, notes changes over two years with stronger Allied air fleets targeting German cities, and questions whether German morale and civilian impact will shift without a second Western land front. Time will tell how German civilians endure this intensified all-out war.
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Britain
Hitler
Doube
Europe
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