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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1943

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Allies Ready To Play Rough If Axis Chooses

United Press piece by William B. Ziff argues that if Germany uses gas the Allies can end the war in Europe within 30 days. It notes German air raids, morale strain, strategic targets like Crete Sardinia Sicily, and hints at postwar Anglo American commerce cooperation.

William B Germany United Nations Europe United Press William B. Ziff Wasrington Elise Hoosevelt Winston Churchill Wehrmacht Gannot Sas Russia England Gem Aldeg Waitt Asia Roosevelt Churchill Crete Sardinia Sicily Mediterranean Washington

Axis Cut Off From Radio to Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires reports that Argentina bans all radio code messages to foreign countries cutting Axis secret communications. Germany Italy recognize the Ramirez government as Pan American League calls for severing Axis ties. Britain and the US expected to follow. Mexico says it will continue relations with Argentina.

W. W. Copeland United Buenos Aires Axis Western Hemisphere Argentina Germany Italy Pedro Ramirez United States Britain CHIGE Rio de Janeiro Otto Meynin Foreign Office Reich Anoase D‘affazives Livia Garbaccio Herbors Japan Spain Paraguay Venezuela Peru Uruguay London Mexico

Objector Gets Two Year Prison Sentence

In Kansas City on June 1 AP reports Federal Judge Merrill E Otis sentenced Claude Lewis Nelson, 23, of Clinton Missouri, to two years in federal prison for refusal to go to a conscientious objectors camp. Assistant U S District Attorney Richard K Phelps said Nelson was classified 4 E on religious grounds and assigned national importance work.

Kansas City America Merrill E. Otis Claude Lewis Nelson Nelson Richard K. Phelps U. S Clinton

Loan Agencies Threat to Smaller Banks

The Missouri Bankers Association warned that government loan agencies threaten small and big banks alike by diverting income from farm loans and urged limiting government credit to substandard levels. The resolution calls on borrowers to seek bank financing first and lists ABA officials elected in Missouri and national roles.

ST. Louis Missouri Bankers Association Frank C. Hunt Convention of the American Bankers Association J. P. Huston Marshall

Lauf in Radio Address Tonight

The 166th anniversary of the American flag provides the theme for Speak Up For Democracy talks on KWOS at 8 15 to 6 30 p m Friday June 11. Ray Lone Post No 1603 sponsors VFW of the U S listeners hear H F P Laut of Jefferson City speak for Post No 1008 about liberty and justice for all and unity among the United Nations against the Axis.

3Ists KWOS Ray Lone Post V.F.W Vf.w H. B. Saul Laut United Nations

Ludwig Predicts Hitler Assassination By German Elders

Emil Ludwig testifies before the House Foreign Affairs committee predicting Hitler will be killed soon by his own officers. He argues Junkers and generals will oppose Hitler, urge friendship with the Americans, and condemn Nazism as World War II nears end. He urges complete German disarmament and guardianship until self governance returns.

Washington Emil Ludwig Hitler House Foreign Affairs Committee Ludwig Junkers United Nations Germany Ludig

Russian Air Force Supremacy Reported In Kuban Valley

Moscow dispatches say the Soviet air force has achieved supremacy in the Kuban valley after two months of mass aerial combat. End of May statements claim storm bombers can strike German troops at will with no Soviet losses. Analysts note reduced German air engagement and possible focus on key targets behind the front.

William 3Tcgaffin Moscow Kuban Western Caucasus Lzvestia Jefield Gorki Nho Central Front Novorossisk

Crop Losses Hint Food Crisis Urges Victory Garden Drive

War news warns gasoline shortages hamper farming and crop losses from rains and floods reduce staples like corn pork and soybeans. Officials urge rationing, home gardening, and 100 percent edibility of home canned food while promoting wartime canning guidelines and new recipes.

Gaynor Maddox NEA Food and Markets Virginia Russell M. Wil Ider Army Navy Lend-Lease OCD Pacific Coast Plains Department of Agriculture

Front reports German air raid on Yaroslavl and Russian bombers attack

Moscow radio acknowledged a German raid on Yaroslavl in which houses were destroyed. It said that in the air battle large forces of Russian bombers attacked five German airdromes Wednesday night. The front claimed 93 Russian planes were shot down by German fighters and anti aircraft fire yesterday.

Moscow Radio Yaroslavl

Loudspeakers to Replace Gongs in St Louis Fire Dept

The St Louis fire department will replace the gong and code book system with a loudspeaker network costing 17000 dollars. It spans 193 miles of underground cables serving 1041 fire stations and the chief's home, named by former chief Joseph W Morgan who was killed directing crews. Red Cross clubmobiles in North Africa use hundreds of doughnuts, thousands of pounds of shortening and tons of coffee monthly.

ST. Louis Frank Egenriether Egenriether Red Cross North Africa

Child Slayer Gets Life Imprisonment

James Butts faced life imprisonment in the Missouri penitentiary after a third murder trial over the weed patch killing of 7 year old Mary Margaret Maenhoudt on Aug 1 1940. He offered no defense and protested the verdict as the 90 minute jury deliberated in Missouri Circuit Court.

Kansas City James Butts Missouri Penitentiary Mary ‘Margaret Maenhoudt Butts Ray G. Cowan Supreme Court

American Plan To Setup Allied Relief Agency

Washington considers a United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration draft to feed clothe shelter and rehabilitate liberated territories. A central council with four powers would guide funds materials and services before a possible postwar political body. Plymouth descendant Timothy Alden noted as Allegheny College founder linked to John and Priscilla Alden of Mayflower fame.

Washington United Nations State Department United Nations Relief and Patert Herbert H. Lehman New York United States Great Britain Russia China French Committee of National Liberation Algiers Plymouth Timothy Alden Allegheny College Allegheny, Pa John and Priscilla Alden

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