Quisling regime takes over Norwegian labor groups in Norway
Oslo area under siege as Vidkun Quisling's Nazi regime ousts leaders and seizes control of both workers and employers organizations. Labor federation head arrested and executed. new Quislingist leaders named. State of siege declared. reports of further arrests, prison terms, and widespread control spread to Moss Fredrikstad Sarnsborg.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Oslo
Norwegia
Aving
Vidkun Quisting
Norway
Norwegian Federation of Labor
Odd Fo
Quisling
Nasjonalling
Federation of Labor
Lippestad
Virgo Hansteen
Norwegian Labor Federation
Rolf Wickstroem
Joseph Terhoyen
Nor Way
Moss
Fredrikstad
Sarnsborg
Nazi Move Shuts Off Own Supplies
Washington reports that Germany halted key imports by invading Russia, severing supplies vital to its war effort. The survey notes potential access to Soviet materials in occupied territories, but warns this hinges on a swift victory and could be delayed by stock destruction and disrupted transport.
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Washington
Germany
Russia
Ecommerce Department
Sontimental Europe
Reich
Oviete Tguek
Communist MP Apologizes After House of Commons Clash
William Gallacher the Communist MP accused Prime Minister Churchill of cowardly action in a heated House of Commons exchange over Col Moore-Brabazon remarks about Russia and Germany. Gallacher later apologized. Churchill rejected outside guidance while noting Gallacher’s history of changing opinions.
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London
William Gallacher
Churchill
House of Commons
Gallacher
House
J. T. C. Moore- Brabazon
Col Moore-Brabazon
Russia
Ee Churchill
De Kerchove Named Business Manager At Cement Plant
Norbert De Kerchove with 18 years at the state cement plant in Rapid City was named business manager after the death of E. E. Hartley. Ray W. Shore, at the plant since 1926, was named sales manager. The changes came at a meeting of the state cement plant commission.
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de Kerchove
Rapid City
Norbert de Kerchove
South Dakota Cement
State Cement Plant Commission
Ray W. Shore
E. E. Hartley
Lake of the Woods
DeKerchove
Shore
Harry P. Atwater
Sturgis
Heilman
Eureka
Jo! C. Graber
Freeman
Julius Fe Sseler
Delay in Building UC Cyclotron Puts Atom Smasher Behind Schedule
Berkeley Calif Sept 11 Difficulties in obtaining steel delay three months in the University of California cyclotron construction. Engineers say the giant atom smasher should be ready for operation in fall 1943. Lt Ernest Lawrence, inventor, hopes for a new starting point in atomic power research.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Ernest Lawrence
South
American Jap Accord Unlikely in Far East Talks
Reports from Shanghai discount any US Japan accord for now as a Japanese official signals that any agreement would come at China’s expense. Tokyo forms a new national defense HQ under Emperor Hirohito, with Gen Yamada as commander in chief, signaling a shift toward centralized control.
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Associated Press
Far East
United States
Japan
Shanghai
Chuengking
China
Chungking
Tokyo
Hirohito
Otezo Yamada
Division of
U S Relations With Axis Hang In Balance Tonight
President Roosevelt prepares a national address on foreign policy to be broadcast at 8 p m central time after a White House meeting with the American mission to Russia and talks with Soviet ambassador Oumansky and Secretary Hull. The session addresses Axis relations and the Greer incident influencing shipping.
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FDR
Nye
Greer
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Stephen Early
Constantine Oumansky
Hull
Jhis
Russia
W. Averell Harriman
Tte
Senate
House
Grayvest
United States
Wallace
Barkley
McNary
Connally
Foreign Relations Committee
Woodrum
Martin
Cochran
Bloom
Foreign Affairs Committee
Axia
U. S
England Warned of Imminent Invasion by German Expert
Berlin reports a German military expert predicts England will be invaded in an unexpected manner. The Dreh Reich weekly commentary highlights the claim published in a periodical with frequent Goebbels contributions, stressing the prophecy’s significance.
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Berlin
England
Dienst Aus Deutschland
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Icelandic Vessel Hekla Sunk by Submarine Off Canada
V Thor chairman of the Icelandic government trade commission reported the 1215 ton Icelandic vessel Hekla was torpedoed and sunk in late June enroute from Iceland to Canada. Fourteen crew were lost and six survivors were rescued by a British warship. Survivors spent days on a raft before rescue at St John’s Newfoundland.
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Washington
V. Thor
Icelandic
Government Trade Commission
Hekla
Iceland
Canada
Thor
United States
Berlin
NBC
New York
Thor Thors
Ireland
St. John’s
Newfoundland
ICCC Enrollment Here Today At Beadle County Courthouse
A special CCC enrollment is set for the Farmers' Assembly Room in the Beadle County Courthouse next Tuesday. Social security director C. H. Cotton says any young man who has passed his 17th birthday and is not over 21 may apply with parent consent if under 21.
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CCC
Farmers’ Assembly Room
Beadle County
C. H. Cotton
The War Today Possibility Advanced That War May End
A historical note discusses the near chance of the European conflict ending within the next year. It reflects concern over the crisis and references President Roosevelt and commentary on war duration and its impact on Europe.
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Renee
MacKenzie
German Pamphlets Warn Civilian Defenses At Leningrad
German sources report pamphlets dropped on Leningrad urge civilians not to defend the city and warn that resistance could invite harsher bombardment. Berlin asserts Soviet losses include tanks and prisoners as German forces push on eastern fronts with continued offensive operations.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Leningrad
Hundreds Of British Planes To USSR Via Iran Says London
London sources report hundreds of British fighter planes being sent to aid the USSR by way of Iran. Soviet dispatches describe fierce battles along a 1200 mile front from the Karelian Isthmus to the Black Sea with heavy fighting around Velikiye Luki and Leningrad. The Red Army claims advances near Smolensk and Gomel, repelling crossings on the upper Dvina and continuing a drive toward Emolensk as German losses mount.
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Ussr
Iran
London
Associated Press
Russia
Kiev
Leningrad
Karelian
Black Sea
Red Army
Odessa
Dvina
Zepadnaya Dvina
Starina
Smolensk
Gomel
Berlin
Red Star
U. S
Lonedead
Verdun
Kaiser Wilhelm
Imperial High Command
Germany
DNS
Vyazma
Soviet Information Bureau
Ond
Moscow
Emolensk
Yelnye
Livestock Conference Set In Omaha for Feed Issues
A conference on livestock feeding will convene in Omaha Monday and Tuesday with seven farmers and stockmen from Iowa South Dakota Nebraska and Wyoming. Attendees include Arthur F. Brown Jefferson Indiana William Davidson Standwood Illinois H L Sams Scottsbluff Nebraska Sam T Schrock Funk Nebraska Ira G Forel Chester Nebraska Jay A Lake Gettysburg South Dakota Verg Morgan Dakota City Nebraska.
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Omaha
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Arthur F. Brown
Jefferson
William Davidson
Standwood
H. L. Sams
Scottsbluff
Neb
Sam. T. Schrock
Funk
Ra G. Fore
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Gerald P. Nye
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By Dewitt Mackenzin
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DNB
Dnieper
Ukraine
High Command
Leninor
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