Nazi cannon report hints at European and Canadian impacts
Wartime dispatches note fears that seizure of Bess eredia ty Rusa could alter European contact with Canadian lands. Reports say British air raids target Germany and the Dutch and Belgian coasts while German-held areas face bombardment. A White Book accuses Allies of preparing to extend the war before the May invasion.
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Red troops advance in Bessarabia and Bucovina
Russian forces advance on the Hungarian frontier pressuring Romania over Transylvania while Hungarian and German officials align to defend existing borders. Romania mobilizes after Soviet moves into Bessarabia and northern Bucovina, with German aid pledged to press for original territorial demands.
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Wool market in Boston shows gradual subsidence
The Boston wool market trends report a week of gradual subsidence with prices largely unchanged on the Cooler street and lower in the Fat West. Buyers await government contracts as South American stock and European sales shift on a competitive basis.
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Tree Sitting Girl Returns To Foster Mother
Des Moines Iowa June 28 Deputy sheriffs reported today they captured a 12 year old girl who had wed in the open for three days and nights in defiance of her foster mother. She was found yesterday in an apple tree in an orchard behind her family home. A conference at the house led to an agreement that the girl would return to make her home with her mother.
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Roosevelt Grants All Defense Purchasing Supervision Powers
The proclamation by President Roosevelt centralizes control over shipping and defense logistics. A new office of merchant ship movements will be run by Assistant Secretary Herbert Gestyn to guard against sabotage and regulate cargo handling, with port captains enforcing rules and power to search vessels and crews.
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Germany promises Latins better deal in new European order
A Garden broadcast reported by CB-8 claimed Germany would grant South American nations a stronger economic role if they kept a positive attitude. It also said rumors of Nazi influence in South America were part of a Zionist-propaganda effort and armament makers seeking campaigns.
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Compulsory Training Ideas Echo German System
The president proposes compulsory government service for American youth, drawing on Germany’s labor camps and youth programs. It contrasts German Youth Labor Service with US CCC efforts, noting conscription for labor, military indoctrination, and post six month schooling, amid broader European trends and divergent models.
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Four Firms Bid On High School Expansion Project
The school board reports four firms bid on a major high school expansion including a 170-foot addition to the east end and a 150-foot addition to the west. The project, financed by prior approved funds, may allocate work to NYA if needed. Construction aimed to start soon and finish before September when school opens.
Patrolman Slagle Dismissed by State Patrol
Capt. W. T. Harwood of the state highway patrol announced that Patrolman Frank Slagle of Torring has been dismissed. The decision was reported from Choysing Wye on June 25 by AF. Further details were not released.
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Period of Danger on Highways 15 Near Now
Chicago reports a period of danger on highways 15 as National Safety Council warns drivers and pedestrians to exercise extra care during vacation travel. Motor vehicle fatalities for the first five months of 1946 reached 11,600, up from the previous year, with 2,810 deaths in May alone. Also noted is a marriage license application by Virgil Ehlert of Cut Bask and Le Howse Byall of Booksve.
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Lincoln volunteers blood drive organized by Kaighia
In Lincoln Nebraska on June 1 9 AP reports Pitty Lincoln Kaighia of Colgibus organized a volunteer blood drive today. The effort aims to recruit professional donors and double the number of blood supplies for local needs.
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