Stimson says world too small for appeasement of Nazis
Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson warned the U S Military Academy graduates that appeasing the Nazi system is impossible and that the nation faces a clear crisis. He told 42 new officers the axis threat cannot be reconciled with American principles and urged vigilance against underestimating the danger. A Bluffton funeral radio glitch briefly interrupted services when a police radio signal jumped to the church PA system.
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West Point
N. J
Henry L. Stimson
U.S
Stimson
Bluffton
Ind
Gas trouble and fast-acting indigestion aids pitched
An ad touts medicines for acid indigestion with bold claims. It promises immediate relief and a double money back offer if the first dose does not prove effective. The wording references a bottle return and a five cent price.
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Mars
Komen
Aluminum Scrap and Zinc Put Under Full Priority Control
Washington June the Priorities Director E R Stettinius Jr of the office of production management issued orders placing aluminum scrap and zinc under full priority control. The orders require defense needs to be filled ahead of all other requirements. An emergency zinc pool is created to meet urgent needs with remaining zinc allocated to civilian demands. More than 90 percent of all primary and secondary aluminum produced during dune will be used for defense.
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Washington
Uup
E.R. Stettinius, Jr
Office of Production Management
Steffinius
OPM
High Officers Move With Army in Tennessee
Seventh Army corps officers describe swift troop movements and rapid command post setup in Tennessee. Portable Igloos replace permanent quarters, with end windows for heat, waterproofing, lights, map boards, and typewriters for quick, mobile operations.
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Tennesee
Seventh Army Corps
Labor Strike Settlements Inch Toward Normal Output
Production at North American plants nears normal as bomber workers vote on walkout authorization. Aluminum Company of America die casters reach a one cent wage rise and higher minimum after mediation. U S conciliation service also approves terms with AFL teams and trucking firms awaiting ratification.
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Cleveland
Aluminum Company of America
Defense Mediation Board
Washington
Mediation Board
Alco
CIO
U. S
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Constipation Relief
Dr F M Edwards, a well known Columbus physician, claims his olive tablets cleanse the bowels and stimulate bile flow. He says daily liver function is key to digestion and energy, and urges readers to try the vegetable tablets tonight in 15 30 or 60 cent sizes.
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Columbus
Ohio
F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Roosevelt aims to end San Francisco shipyard strike
President Roosevelt said Harvey W Brown of the AFL machinists union would seek the executive board’s order to reinstate 1500 to 1700 workers hours after the strike halted 500 million dollars in shipbuilding at 11 San Francisco Bay yards. Six Bohn Aluminum plants in Detroit stayed shut as CIO UAW action continues. The mediation board will hear the dispute in Washington Monday.
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Harvey Ww. Brown
AFL Machinists' Union
San Francisco Bay
Washington
Bohn Aluminum and Brass Company
Detroit
Mediation Board
Bohn
UAW
Edward Owen
World War II lend lease aid to Britain extended
Defense officials summarized aid to Britain and China noting export increases across aircraft engines iron and steel products and machine tools with wartime shipments and lend lease funds totaling over 4.25 billion by early June. More than 60 ships are in American yards for repairs and armament upgrades, with an expected rise to 200 by mid July.
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Britain
China
Cole County farmers supply bait for grasshoppers
Fifty four farmers in Cole County and neighboring counties have obtained 6500 pounds of poison bait for grasshoppers as requested for 1838 acres, enough to cover about 2500 acres. Federal and local funding fill distribution, with a small charge to cover material costs. bait station at the old Cole county jail operates daily until more federal material arrives.
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Old County
Cole County
Clyde Brown
Budget Slashes Trim Missouri State Civil List Funds
A house committee cut the $9,292,758 civil list budget, saving nearly $800,000 from the last biennium. Auditor Forrest Smith’s department losses totaled about $386,500, with the secretary of state, attorney general, and superintendent of schools also hit. Capitol and government seat funds were slashed, Governor Daniels and Treasurer Bell faced reductions, and final approval awaits senate and governor consent.
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Forrest Smith
Dwight Brown
Lloyd W. King
Capitol
Forrest C. Daniels
Plants Bloom 60 Years in Mrs Wright Home
Croydon New Jersey dispatch reports two house plants a calla lily and a cactus once owned by a mother have bloomed regularly in Mrs Wilbur Wrights home for nearly six decades confirming their remarkable persistence and charm in daily life.
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Croydon
Wilbur Wright
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