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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1940

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British air raid hits Abbeville bridges in France

London report says Great Britain's airmen bombarded German positions at Abbeville for 43 minutes scoring direct hits on roads and bridges in the Somme estuary raid. The air ministry confirmed three direct hits on a bridge and noted another German raid on England within 24 hours.

Associated Freas London Great Britain France Abbeville Air Ministry Somme England

Devoe Paint Outlasts Competitors Twice Over

Devoe paints outperform average coatings with two coats delivering the same coverage as three coats of average paint and lasting about twice as long as typical finishes. No other paint on the market matches this durability.

Devoe

Britain Plans Mass Air Raid Precautions Amid War Strains

In London Lord Beaverbrook reported Britain kept ahead of losses and produced the largest bomber, with weekly aircraft output up 62 percent and engines 33 percent since May. Air raids on Ruhr and Hamburg targeted refineries and rail yards as RAF bombers hit mechanized fronts. citizens urged to train for air raid action while government imposes luxury purchase curbs.

Somme-Aisne London Lord Beaverbrook Britain Flanders Air Ministry England Ministry Uo Ministry of Home Security Anr Admiralty United Kingdom R. A Ruhr Hamburg Germany France Ministry of Home Security John Anderson Hitler

Crutches Do Not Halt Ramsey's Law Degree Finish

Edward Ramsey of Milwaukee, 24, crippled by infantile paralysis since age two, earns his law degree in Marquette University's June class paying his own way. He uses braces and crutches yet worked 45 hours weekly at a hotel switchboard during senior year. He sang tenor, played in the university band, led Sigma Nu Phi, presided over his class, and enjoys hitchhiking with trips to California and the Gulf of Mexico, including an eight day San Diego visit returning in six.

Milwaukee Edward Ramsey Marquette University Ramsey Sigma Nu Phi California Gulf of Mexico San Diego

Ten Generals of the U S Army

Only ten men have served as general of the U S Army since George Washington and General George C Marshall, the current chief, is one of them.

George Washington U.S. Army George C. Marshall

Missouri proposes to extend job insurance plan

The Missouri Unemployment Compensation Commission urges extending job insurance to 100000 more workers and boosting benefits while lowering the payroll tax. The plan would cover smaller employers, raise weekly benefits to 5 percent, extend to 15 weeks, and cut the waiting period to two weeks. Gov Stark supports lower tax and higher benefits but not all extensions. The commission estimates a net gain for about 1,000,000 workers if adopted. Coffee hour at the agriculture department offers a daily 10 o'clock break for informal discussion and fellowship.

State Missouri Commission Lloyd C. Stark State Commissioner of Agriculture Jewell Mayes

Know Your Bones To Avoi d Boners Radio Quiz

New York AP reports Bob Hawk hosts a radio quiz on bones noting the ear’s hammer anvil and stirrup as the three smallest bones and listing odd questions like mapping parts of the body. The alimentary canal the island of oil in the brain and the thousand islands in the pancreas are cited as examples.

New York Bob Hawk Thousand Islands Pancreas

Nevada Growth Report From 1940 Census

Springfield district office released 1940 census figures showing Nevada, Missouri, with a population of 8,179 up from 7,448 in 1930. The data highlights Missouri town growth and demographic change over the decade.

Nevada Springfield

Business visitors from Kansas City and St Louis fill Jefferson City

A string of business visitors and travelers including M W Campbell E G Decker and M Carpenter from St Louis L McGuire from Kansas City RL Schmidt Topeka W A Pirnie J Newell C G Hamilton E A Rieke from St Louis L Duncan M N Windle Floyd R Bledsoe J E Kick William Banished L W Rogers J S Lindsay E C Atkinson C K Moose W L Erman H J Ebbe C C Ebbe and Mrs Annie Baxter visit or work in Jefferson City with officials of Union Electric Co Also noted a county balance of 112796.28 on June 1 Pauline Honen county treasurer reported and Mark Brooks said 38 boys applied for the Civil Aeronautics Authority summer flying course starting June 15.

M. W. Campbell Springfield E. G. Decker St. Louis M. Carpenter Jefferson City L.mcguire Kansas City RL. Schmidt Topeka Kan W. A. Pirnie J. Newell C. G. Hamilton E. A. Rieke L. Duncan M. N. Windle Chillicothe Floyd R. Bledsoe J. E. Kick William. Banished L. W. Rogers Fredonia Union Electric Co Pauline Honen Mark Brooks Civil Aeronautics Authority

New Highway Cutoff Surfaces With Precious Metal Claims

NEWHALL Calif AP A highway project north of town uses gravel claimed to be rich in metals. D F Strebeck, a prospect or, says the mineralized deposit yields about 3 1 4 0 to 15 30 a ton according to his assays.

Gala Newhall Calif D. F. Strebeck

Restrictions on Importation of Securities

The government imposed broad limits on importing securities to block sales of assets seized from rightful owners in occupied Europe. Customs and postal officials may inspect packages from abroad and securities must be submitted to a Federal Reserve Bank for examination. If found connected to invaded nations Belgium, Holland, Norway, Denmark, or Luxembourg, they face freezing and further scrutiny.

Washington SAP Europe Treasury Belgium Holland Denmark Norway Luxembourg Germany Federal Reserve Bank Customs Bank

President Roosevelt's Freezing Order Result Doubtful

The message notes that any country not included in Roosevelt's freezing order may be released, highlighting uncertainty about which nations are covered and the potential policy implications for those excluded.

President Roosevelt

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