Burns Pleads Guilty as Three State Officials Face Trial
Aberdeen March 26 immediate trial will be pressed, Attorney General Leo Temmeey said for three state officials charged with embezzlement in connection with 3 220,000 exchanges of US Treasury bonds. Burns pleaded guilty and the case moved toward completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Mar
Leo Temmeey
Circuit Court
Trn
Phill T. Burns
Pound Brother
W. G. Dousins
Earl Hammerquist
A. J. Moodie
Rural Credits Department
Burns
F. B. Harkin
Babcock
Yarkin
Tommey
Brown County
Douglas
Hammerquist
Moodie
Pierre
Harlan J. Bushfield
Hurls Charges At Standard Oil in Senate Testimony
Assistant Attorney General Yourman Arnold testified before the Senate defense committee that Standard Oil of New Jersey developed cheaper and more plentiful synthetic rubber than Germany and turned it over to German interests before the war. He cited cartel arrangements with Farben and said the deals contributed to the U.S. rubber shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Yourman Arnold
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
United States
Arnold
Senate Defense Investigating Committee
Standard
Hugh Fulton
Germany
Fulton
Justice Department
SC. Farben-Industrie
Senate “Defense
Commissee
Ar Rnold
Sco Standard ‘Oil
Anderson New State FSA Chief Assumes duties
Floyd F. Anderson, White River farmer, becomes state director of the Farm Security Administration succeeding Emil Loriks who moves to regional FSA chief of the cooperative loan and service section in Lincoln Nebraska. Ward announced the changes in Huron. Loriks and Anderson both World War I veterans and noted for farming and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Loriks
South Dakota
Farm Security Administration
Cooperative Loan and Service Section
Lincoln
Neb
Loriks
FSA
Floyd F. Anderson
White Rives Farmer-Ranchor
White River
Huron
Call A. Ward
North
Nebraska
Kansas
Ward
Anderson
West-River
Brookings
Arlington
South Dakota Farmers Union
National Farmers Union Organization
State Senate
Farm Security
Anderson- Seid
Juliette Compton Granted Interim Divorce in LA Case
Los Angeles March 26 Juliette Compton former stage and screen actress won an interlocutory divorce and alimony of 225 dollars monthly from Janes Bartram. Their daughter Anas is named in the divorce settlement with proceeds from a 50000 dollar life insurance policy intended for her education and welfare amid cruelty allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliette Compton
Los Angeles
Fijuliette’ Compton
Janes ‘Bartram
Anas
Huron Area Braces for Severe March Snowstorm
A major March snowstorm hit Huron and central South Dakota with 35 mph winds and icy snow causing up to 0.3 inches of precipitation. Wires were down across the region, communications struggled, trains delayed, and travel advised to stay off roads. Schools closed at noon as meteorologists warned the blizzard would persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
Nert
Here
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Mitchell
Artegian
Alpena
Western Union
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Brookings
Northwestern Public Service Company
Huvenite
yAdisbus
Willis Walken
Walker
Truron
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Sec
Philip
Miller
Pre
Great Northern
Minneapolis
Thirty German bombers downed over Malta in air battle
London report says RAF Spitfires and Hurricanes destroyed or damaged about thirty German dive bombers in a fierce Malta engagement. The ministry notes that at least half of the raiders failed to return or landed riddled by machine gun fire and cannon splinters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Malta
Air Ministry
RAF
Turkey Recalls Ambassadors to Moscow and Axis Embassies
Rome's Giornale d’Italia cited a dispatch from Istanbul reporting Turkey recalled its ambassadors to Moscow and Axis embassies to discuss "important political problems." The talks reportedly involve handling fallout from Bulgarian and Franz von Papen's trips to Germany and potential moves over the Caucasus oil region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Switzerland
Eo Aarey
Moscow
Rome
Giortale D
Italia
Istanbul
Germany
Citioris
Bulgaria
Franz Vor Papen
Turkey
Caucasus
Japan Must Knock Out Australia Says War Analyst
War Today notes the daunting task for Japan to defeat Australia as analyst Hideo Hitside outlines strategic challenges. It cites American naval actions around Wake and Marcus islands and references shifts in Pacific momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Australia
Dewitt
Hideo
Hitside
Fran Aimbleworthy
Ippon
Pacific
Orig
Washington
Pacific-Asiatic
India
Hawaii
Churchill Sees War Victory Possible If Allies Stay Firm
Prime Minister Winston Churchill told a Conservative meeting that the Allies cannot lose the war except through their own fault or failure to use strength. Reports from the Arctic to Dover described heavy bombing, Soviet offensives, and renewed fighting as Allied efforts continued in 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Arctic
Murmansk
Germany
Ruhr
Dover
Winston Churchill
Adolf Hitler
London Air Ministry
St. Nazaire
Air Ministry
Vichy
Paris
Nai
English
Arctic Circle
United States
London
Churchill
Hitler
Donets River
Tass
Kalinin
Dynamite Blast Kills Three at Lehigh Cement Quarry
A premature detonation of hundreds of pounds of dynamite at the Lehigh Portland Cement quarry four miles north of Easton Pennsylvania kills at least three workers and damages nearby homes and buildings. Company officials discount sabotage and say a major blast was planned with ten to twelve men normally employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Pai
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
G.C. Bachman
Hmekeeper
Four Quarters Planned to Push War on Japan
Allied strategists sketch a multi pronged push from China India Australia and Hawaii to pressure Japan on many fronts. MacArthur vows victory as Burma and India face intensified Japanese moves while Britain seeks unity with Indian leaders for self rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
India
Australia
Hawaii
Japan
United Nations
Douglas MacArthur
Navy
New Gainea
Hoger D. Greene
Associated Press
Hirohito
Southwest
Pacific
Gen. MacArthur
Parliament House
Canberra
Andaman Islands
Burma
Thailand
Tokyo
Andaman
Britain
Calcutta
Madras
Ceylon
Bay of Bengal
Stafford Cripps Special
Res
Maulana Abdul Kalan Asad
Congress Party
Gheervets
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Sir Stafford
Berlin
Indian Independence Party
Hongkong
Malaya
Shanghai
Southwest Pacific
John Curtin
United Nations War Council
Washington
Roosevelt
Labor Leaders Warn Congress Against Labor War
Labor leaders William Green and Philip Murray urged Congress to oppose a bill suspending the closed shop and overtime pay in plants. They charged sponsors push an undeclared war against Roosevelt and workers, urging correction of misinformation and unity. They warned against dividing the nation into fighting groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Philip Murray
CIO
Congress
House
Roosevelt
Workers of America
Green
Murray
Naval Committee
American Federation
Gelling on Newsprint at Prescot Level of Fifty
A brief note describes gelling seen on newsprint at Prescot level of fifty dollars. The report cites no additional sources, dates, or named entities beyond Prescot and dollar value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescot
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Sioux Falls
William Morris Hoge
U. Ors Corps
Dawson Creek
British Columbia
Fairbanks
Naval Adventures
Wake
Marone
Osd
Hidalde
Léant
Portland
MacArthur
Labor
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