Russia Kremlin War Aid Moves as U S Weighs Russia Help
President Roosevelt does not plan a neutrality proclamation in the Russian German war, allowing arms shipments on American ships to Vladivostok. Welles says no proclamation needed to promote peace or protect citizens. Treasury frees Russian assets, export licenses eased, and US aid to Moscow anticipated if requested, amid complex defense needs and prior commitments.
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Grain storage crisis prompts action in South Dakota
Alfred L. Johnson urged elevator and warehouse men to mobilize immediate storage for a looming 1941 crop pileup. More than 20 grain dealers from Beadle and nearby counties attended a state AAA led meeting, stressing that South Dakota elevators can take only 10 to 15 percent of the crop. Farmers must check granaries now to avoid open-field piling as harvest nears.
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R W Clark Dies At Age Of 80 In Huron
R W Clark longtime Huron resident and former South Dakota Highway Commission member died in a Huron hospital after a lingering illness at 10 40 am He was born in England June 10 1861 came to the United States as a youth and homesteaded south of Alpena He served as city alderman school board member county superintendent and national Democratic committeeman He received the 1941 Chamber of Commerce distinguished citizenship award and honorary membership He and his wife lived at 677 Utah Ave SE for 38 years survived by wife two daughters and one son Funeral plans pending word from Mrs Sweet
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Dick) Clark
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England
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W. J. Clarke
National Youth Administration
Mitchell
Herman Sweet
Hinsdale
GC. H. Christiansen
Sweet
Peace Expected In Mine Dispute
CIO United Mine Workers strategists voiced confidence southern Appalachian soft coal producers would accept a two year labor contract by July 7 to avert a mine shutdown. John L. Lewis said 14 of 13 operator associations agreed, with Harlan County associations likely pressured by banks and railroads. The wage offer mirrors the north with a $1 base rise. unions seek details on the remaining disagreements. 140 000 southern miners produce about 150 million tons annually. Eleven Bay Area shipyards faced ongoing wage strikes by AFL CIO machinists, with hopes for quick settlement ahead of tonight meetings. Navy efforts to fill defense orders with civil service help saw limited success as most strikers remained firm.
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Nazi Planes Raid Damascus Reported by Reuters
London dispatch reports a sudden air raid on Damascus by Nazi planes with casualties and damage, details from Jerusalem amid ongoing wartime coverage. The brief notes bombardment impact and ongoing military assessments as officials confirm the incident.
Japan Debates Japan Russia Alignments Amid US Watch
Tokyo reports two key secret conferences weighing Japan's role in the Germany Italy Russia war. The imperial high command and cabinet discussed reactions to the United States aiding Russia, with Yomiuri and Hochi signaling fears of American backing. A decision, possibly outlining Japan's path, was expected to be announced. Premier Konoye presented outcomes to Emperor Hirohito.
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RAF Continues Night Assault Across Channel and Germany
RAF bombers struck across the channel in morning and daylight raids as part of a 14th consecutive night assault on western Germany. German losses were tallied at 121 destroyed in air sweeps. two British fighters missing. Targets included Cologne Duesseldorf Kiel, with Liverpool dock areas lightly attacked by night operations. The raid was described as the start of a massive air offensive.
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Appropriation Bill Recommends $897,083,825 Defense Funds
The House appropriations committee recommended an $897,083,825 deficiency appropriation for the fiscal year ending June 30. The measure funds the navy with 2233 planes and 19 auxiliary ships, includes $742,485,145 for the navy, and adds 516 patrol bombers at about $516,000 each. It also provides for emergency management, postal revenue deficiencies, and FBI staffing for national defense works, with total allocations slightly under budget estimates.
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War Today Defends Unity Under Red Army Tactics
An editors note by Vanderschmid discusses Russian defense and counter-attack potential on the Gor gasn front. It highlights unity of the people as crucial for Soviet resistance and notes mechanized Red Army units showing hard resistance and counter offensives.
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Finland and Soviet War Escalation Across Baltic Front
The bulletin reports Finland declaring war on Russia amid Soviet air offensives across southern Finland in response to German raids that hit Leningrad. Berlin signals potential German victory, with Soviets claiming heavy losses and battles along the Baltic front.
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