Government to Clamp Down on Immigration Before July 1
Washington reports a tightened U S immigration regime before July 1 as 330000 German nationals in the United States face travel bans pending new rules. New boards will review immigrant visa applications to curb entry and movement of aliens, with army and navy reps to prevent subversive entries. President’s order extends to cover departures and access to Latin America as legislative steps loom.
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United States
Immigration Bureau
Jackson
Congress
State, Justice, War and Navy Departments
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Special Immigration Investigative Agency
Army
Navy
Customs and Immigration Services
Germany
State Department
Reich
DNB
White House
Mexico
Customs, Immigration and Border Patrol Services
British Nazis on Equal Terms in Libya Advance
Richard D. McMillan reports from the Libyan desert as British Empire troops press a first phase of a Western Desert offensive. Tanks smash through to Jir Wair and Fort Canuzzo while infantry, Indian and Scots troops fight side by side. The action, described as “equal terms” with German forces, aims toward Sollum and a potential break toward Tobruk as the day ends with shells and smoke lighting the desert sky.
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Richard D. McMillan
Libyan Desert
Cairo
London
MacMillan
Western Desert
Tooruk
Empire
Ank
Egypt
Sollum
Hell Fire Halfaya
France
Hitler
Afrika Corps
Jafafi
Ju Said
Hell Fire Pass
Iebiterranean
Imperial
Rman
Dover
Earer
Fort Canuzzo
Capuzzo
Sturgeon Like Salmon and Shad Enter Freshwater
Despite spending most of their lives at sea, sturgeon like salmon and shad migrate into rivers to spawn. The movement reflects a returning flow as they transition from ocean life to freshwater spawning grounds.
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Salmon
Shad
Shawn
New Instructor Assumes Duties at J. C. Airport
Harold Van Valkenburg, 22, of Seneca City New York, takes over as instructor for the Air plane and Engine Mechanics class at Jefferson City airport succeeding H. Anderson. He lists extensive aviation training in Dallas and Springfield and plans a parachute rigger course alongside his A and E teaching duties. He estimates 40 students and aims to start the parachute course after the administration building is reconditioned.
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Bob Debo
Harold van Valkenburg
Senenectady
N. Y
Jefferson City
H. Anderson
van Valkenburg
New York
Dallas
Dallas, Tex
Dallas Aviation School
Braniff Airlines
Tex
Springfield
Flashes of Life: Sleep, Dogs, and a Garden Snakes
A New Britain police tone down peddlers cry to help defense worker Carlton K. Peter sleep during 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shifts at a small arms plant. In Rehoboth Del Sambo the black cocker spansiel retrieves golf balls for Frank L. Chase. In Valentine Neb Mrs Lewis Stockwell gardens strawberries when a snake startles her.
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Associated Press
New Britain
Carlton K
Peter
Rehoboth
Del
Sambo
Rehoboth Country Club
Frank L. Chase
Valentine
Lewis Stockwell
Pask
New Instructer Faces Elephant and Ridiculous Rodeo Ruling
A circus keeper calmess an elephant incident as New Instructor Mrs Stockwell flees while an animal waves its trunk. Prescott mayor E A McCabe is declared guilty by a kangaroo court for beard removal in a whiskering contest and ordered to ride a horse in a nightshirt. A San Francisco pioneer residence is slated for demolition per the late Mrs Charles A Rossier will. A baby oyster at hatch resembles a tiny hairy thimble.
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Mrs. Stockwell
Prescott, Ariz
E. A. McCabe
Will Ocders Landmard
San Francisco
Charles A. Rossier
Desert battles claim US tanks used by British forces
Rome reports from Stefani claim British employed hundreds of the newest US tanks in the Western Desert fight. Italian sources assert major British losses at Sollum, with Gayda alleging around 200 British tanks destroyed or captured from a reported 1,090 in two divisions. Axis forces pursue retreating units as air losses tally. A separate note mentions a wheat husk removal process by rotation.
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Rome
Stefani
United States
Western Desert
Haliaza
Virginio Gayda
Gayda
Giornale D'Italia
Sollum
11Th Hussar
Egypt
Archibald Wavell
Suez Canal
Sollum Front
Russian Women Training for Medical Duties
Moscow reports millions of Soviet women are being trained for medical work as part of Stalin era military preparedness. Over 30,000 join militarized units to act as battlefield nurses while all women doctors and professional nurses receive after hours training for air or chemical attacks. Across plants and farms women learn skilled trades, tractors, and combines to fill roles of men sent to battle, amid state campaigns to mobilize women for defense.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Russia
Russia
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