Germans Drive Into Ukraine Amid Heavy Mazi Losses
Germans drive into Ukraine as Reds claim heavy losses near Maz. American aid to Russia gains Senate backing with debate on policy alignment with Britain. Treasury lifts restrictions on Russian assets, enabling wartime purchases. officials say aid steps move toward allied economic support.
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North Central AAA Parley Gathers 625 Attendees in Rapid City
Rapid City hosts 625 men and women from 10 states for the annual North Central Regional Conference of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration July 1 to 3. Alfred R. Barnes of Huron chairs the South Dakota committee. Harry N. Schooler directs the regional event. Delegates from Indiana Iowa Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Ohio Wisconsin South Dakota discuss agricultural issues and review AAA recommendations for 1942.
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Speedy Farm Bill Approval Expected By Leaders
Washington June 24 A record breaking 1 060 500 063 farm bill awaits final Senate action with rapid passage anticipated this week. The package includes 1 350 000 000 for agriculture plus 270 000 000 in loans and 20 000 000 reappropriations and aims to lift farmers toward their most prosperous period since the World War era. Big items include 500 000 000 for soil conservation payments and 212 006 080 for parity payments to 6 000 000 producers, while parity levels and crop loans influence pricing outcomes.
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Settlement Reached in Keehn Annenberg Damage Suit
Chicago June 24 4 Circuit Judge Michael Feinberg said a 250000 personal injury action by Gen Roy D Keehn former Illinois National Guard commander against Walter H Annenberg was settled out of court. Keehn had won 87500 in a prior trial overturned on appeal. the settlement amount was not disclosed. The suit stemmed from an auto accident near Spearfish South Carolina July 13 1935 in which Keehn lost his right arm while riding with Annenbergs chauffeur.
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Ten Questions For New Registrants In Nations Draft
RAPID CITY June 24 Young men 21 who register July 1 will answer 10 questions. The list includes full name residence how to reach them rare birth date occupation and employer details. Registrants receive a certificate to carry at all times and only those who turned 21 since last October 16 must register.
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Former Yankton Woman Killed in Minneapolis
Mary Jane Johnson a 22 year old former student at the North Dakota rural College at Fargo and Yankton was fatally struck by a truck while walking to work. The driver Clement P Welch 24 was jailed without charge. Nola Johnson a sister escaped. The victims parents live in Yankton South Dakota.
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Huron Board debates paving on Frank Avenue at weekly session
Routine business and several pro longated discussions marked the Huron Board of City Commissioners meeting. C D Streeter urged paving on Frank Avenue the only through street heavily traveled and densely populated. He noted a petition existed from three years earlier but paving failed then. City Attorney said a petition was not necessary and that 55 percent of property owners could block the project. Streeter stressed heavy traffic and trucks serving Armour and Company.
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German Officials Evacuated as British Bombing Shatters North Germany
Oslo reports describe a mass exodus of German officials and civilians from northern cities to Norway. About 20,000 Germans were said to be arriving by June 30, including residents from Hamburgs Belais area, amid widespread devastation from British raids.
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War and Hitler's Mein Kampf Theory Casts Japan Into Dilemma
Editors note by Dewitt MacKenzie via Fred Vanderschmidt reviews Mein Kampf as staple reading in Moscow Rome Tokyo and beyond. The piece questions Hitler's reliance on the text as a chart for alliance patterns and betrays shifting intent driven by necessity.
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Clear Way To Authorize FDR To Settle Strikes
Reporters said a bill to grant the President broad powers under the draft law to quell defense industry strikes would get House priority. The measure would replace the Vinson bill to allow a 30 day cooling off and permit the President to order maintenance of the status quo and use armed forces to back orders for workers who resume work. The government could seize plant operations of noncompliant employers. Labor moves near critical defense programs included coal wage talks and shipyard staffing in San Francisco as the Navy opened Civil Service jobs for machinists to boost production on large defense orders.
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Fears Nazi Power Move in U S Power Mobilization
Leland Olds, chairman of the Federal Power Commission, warns Germany’s electric power gains threaten U S mobilization. He tells the House Rivers Committee that defeating Hitler requires matching industrial output, with electric power as an essential element amid wartime plans. A separate item notes the death of George W. Zahn, 51, from a fall at a barn worksite.
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Japan and Spain Show Sympathy for Hitler’s Cause
Reports and dispatches indicate growing Axis sympathy in Japan and Spain as German forces push deep into Soviet territory. British and Soviet statements frame the war as an Allied effort, with Eden urging unity and preparations for a Moscow mission.
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Russian women eager to serve at the front report
Moscow June 24 Tass Soviet news agency says Russian girls are clamoring for admission to the Red Army service at the front as part of a surge of patriotism sweeping the country.
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