26 Jun 1941
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
1
The Graettinger Times discusses possible U S Navy use in the Battle of the Atlantic. It cites obstacles to concentrating fighting ships in the Atlantic and highlights Japan as a major factor, noting past incidents like the Panay sinking and lingering tension with the United States.
Cor respondents with knowledge of Japan say moves from talk to action are possible as Germany’s victory outlook strengthens, with Tokyo aligned to Hitler’s new order. They argue Japan will not be deterred by warnings or arguments and may act in the South Pacific to preserve its status as a first-class power.
U.S. naval strategists warn war in the Pacific may come soon as Japan seeks essential imports from conquests while the Atlantic fleet remains limited. France's Dakar hold worries Washington, with Adm Darlan's collaboration, Petain’s fading influence, and a potential move toward Dakar creating a pretext for U.S. entry into Europe.
A book containing thirteen original religious songs by Rev. D. C. Perry, of Maquoketa, has just been published.
Jane McConnell spends week at Queen Esther Camp while Mr and Mrs Charlie Burg visit Cylinder. numerous Sunday calls and visits across Ruthven Osgood Graettinger Curlew Fenton Maple Hill In interstate social roundups. Elizabeth Schumacher vacationing in Emmetsburg. Storm Lake Woodrow Harris and Emmet families visit Greenfield. Birthday for Mary Lane Herke noted with friends across the region.
Mrs Bell Huffman of Knoxville invited friends to witness her night blooming cereus open fully at six in the evening and close by midnight showing the plant at its peak bloom during a small evening gathering.
The Metho dist church in Traer gave Father s Day emphasis as George Snyder son of Rev and Mrs J J Snyder preached the morning sermon on that day.
A chilly week did not deter Harlan swimmers from the new pool. One thousand fifty swimmers used the facility last week, showing strong early turnout and community interest in the upgraded venue.
Rural progress brings dial-operated phones to farm homes around Areshire, replacing the old wall telephones as the community updates its communications network.
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