Treasury closes books on defense year and starts new fiscal period
The Treasury ends the 1940-41 year with a record revenue and high wartime spending and outlines the next fiscal year. Estimated deficits reach up to nine to ten billion as defense costs soar. July through June expenditures show Army and Navy outlays while new tax revenue and bills shape next year’s finances.
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Navy
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Senate
Congress
Bea
29 Suspects Nabbed In Nation's Biggest Spy Roundup
FBI agents arrested 29 suspects in a nationwide espionage sweep led by J Edgar Hoover. Seven pleaded guilty to espionage while 25 were arraigned in Brooklyn on bail totaling 425000. Arrests spanned four states with charges of transmitting information to foreign powers and targeting Britain bound cargoes.
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United States
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Herman Lang
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Atlantic
Hoover
New Jersey
Michigan
Wisconsin
France
Russia
South Africa
Austria
Moravia
Pauli Bante
Max Blank
Frederick Joubert Duquesne
Cape Colony
Hudolf Ebeling
RAF Bombers Raid French Coast Across Channel
British bombers resumed operations against French bases along the English Channel raiding Boulogne to Calais for over thirty minutes. The formations were defended by fighters but encountered no German opposition. The attack followed daylight sweeps against Bremen Oldenburg and a Netherlands coast base with no German planes seen.
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Rain Records Fall as June Ends in South Dakota
Federal meteorologist predicts thundershowers and cooler weather tonight as South Dakota ends a record wet June. Huron totals reach 2.5 inches this month with many areas above normal. Tyndall reports nearly two inches statewide drought data show wide rainfall distribution. In legal notices, Clarence E Northey is granted divorce from Adaline Northey after desertion. marriage occurred January 17 1924 in Brookings with one child.
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Iowa
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Adaline Northey
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S. P. Glanzer
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Reds Must Smash Panzer Columns Or Suffer A Tremendous Setback
War Today reports on a significant Russo German confrontation with Nazi claims of a massive offensive defense near Bialystok. The piece notes unreliable aerial loss estimates and highlights the encirclement threat dubbed by both sides as potentially 400,000 troops in the region.
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Bialy- Bok
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Paderewski Dies At Age 80 In New York
Im nace Jan Paderewski, famed pianist and Poland’s first president, dies at 80 after a two day illness. He collapsed from pneumonia at the Hotel Buckingham as he raised funds for starving Poles, surrounded by family and doctors.
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Antonina Wilkowska
Asa Ja Lincoln
Sylvian Starackacz
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Batics
O Daniel Trails In Texas Senate Race Against Johnson
Dallas June 30 W Lee O Daniel trails Lyndon B Johnson in a Texas U S Senate race with 91 percent of ballots counted. Johnson leads by about 5 561 votes as results show O Daniel at 162 910 while Johnson stands at 167 471 with other candidates Mann and Dies far behind.
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Gerald C. Mann
Martin Dies
Machinists End Walkout at Defense Shipyards
Machinists return to work today after a stoppage affecting about 11 shipyards and drydocks in the San Francisco area. About 1,100 AFL-affiliated workers and 600 CIO members had been part of the stoppage and labor action.
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South Dakota Pulls Tax Cuts Into Effect Tonight
South Dakota taxes cut at midnight affecting sales use and new car registration with rates dropping from three to two percent. Income tax on 1941 earnings scales down substantially exempting many low income taxpayers while state officials cite $1.3 million annual savings. Motoring speed limits set at 60 mph day and 56 mph night as part of the new laws.
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Harlan J. Bushfield
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New Training School Program Promotes Policy Reform
Governor Bushfield urges a revised board to overhaul the state training school with a new administrative approach. He plans tearing down the 40 year old Plankinton administration building to construct a freestanding stone edifice from its parts, with a $15,000 emergency fund for the project.
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J. ¥. Halladay
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Germany claims half way to Moscow as war rages
Reports from Vichy and Berlin say Nazi panzer columns have reached roughly halfway to Moscow along the old Napoleonic road, with Minsk and Lwow fallen or threatened, while Russian defenses tighten and counterattacks trap several Soviet armies. The line extends from the Baltic to the Black Sea as fighting involves Finland Slovakia and Romania.
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