Germans Say Next Step Is Up To U S
Berlin reports a German protest over Roosevelt order closing all German consulates in the United States has paused discussion. Germany awaits American reaction and says further steps depend on Washington. The Reich rejects charges as unfounded and despotism and hints at counter measures. details remain undisclosed.
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Berlin
Germany
Roosevelt
United States
America
DNB
German Library of Information
Transocean Agency
Reich
US says Americans in Italy to be treated as Italians in credit freezes
A Rome spokesman said Americans in Italy will be treated the same as Italians in the United States regarding credit and property freezing. The definition and application depend on Washington. Italian residents must be treated similarly to how American citizens were before the decree, ensuring eligibility for the exception.
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Rome
Italy
United States
America
Washington
Russians Kept in State of Constant Readiness
Moscow reports a nationwide drive to maintain mobilized preparedness among workers farmers and women though no mobilization is seen. The population goes about daily tasks in well stocked stores attends football games while the USSR sustains an independent foreign policy with no signs of imminent conflict.
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Moscow
U.S.S.R
Farmers lose chance for land appraisal revision near Fort Riley
Farmers in the Fort Riley area doubt re appraisals will rise as government buys land. A committee spoke with land purchase agent Felix Neff, who said the appraisal is done while shells site negotiations proceed. Condemnation may start next week in federal court. Three boys were saved from the Verdigris River dam by farm worker Lloyd Long after being swept over the dam during swimming.
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Manhattan
Kan
Fort Riley
Felix Neff
Parsons
Coffeyville
Verdigris River
Lloyd Long
John Dorsey
John Cotton
Bob Thompson
Long
Close Eastern Door
Washington reports Senate Foreign Relations Chair George says Germany concentrates troops on the Russian border to close her eastern door before a potential invasion of Britain. He links oil and wheat needs from Russia, possible Stalin counter moves, and warns Russia may yield to demands to avoid internal unrest.
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Washington
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Germany
Britain
Europe
Russia
Stalin
United States
Martinique
Caribbean
English Statesman Horizontal Puzzle Answers
A compiled crossword style list of clues with various numbered hints and answers including minister of state and other terms across politics science nature and daily life. The grid references cover a wide range from biblical to scientific terms and common nouns with several clues referencing measurements languages and objects.
Vichy Official Opposes Atlantic Strategy Against Dakar
The foreign relations chairman said he was definitely against moving against Dakar French West Africa or Portugal’s Azores and Cape Verde islands unless there was a clear axis threat in the Atlantic. He called such action unwise and said Nazis seizing these islands would be a nuisance value, contrasting with Roosevelt’s May fireside message warning that Nazi control of Atlantic islands would jeopardize American safety.
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Atlantic
United States
Dakar
French West Africa
Portugal
Azores
Cape Verde Islands
Portuguese
George
Roosevelt
North
South America
Nazi Consul Officials Burn Many Documents
Chicago reports that attaches of the German consulate in Chicago burned thousands of documents, copies of reports to Berlin, as a prelude to the consulate’s closing by the U S government. The consulate general said the destroyed political files filled an entire room.
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Chicago
Berlin
United States
E. L. Baer
Former Kansan Heads Rotary Denver
Tom J. Davis of Butte Montana newly elected president of Rotary International is a former Kansan and native of Weir City He now serves as counsel for the Butte Miners Union and heads Rotary Denver plans.
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Rotary
Denver
Tom J. Davis
Butte, Mont
Rotary International
Davis
Butte Miners Union
Weir City
Licenses Suspended for 60 Days for Radio Amateurs
Washington June 18 13 radio amateurs had licenses suspended for 60 days by the Federal Communications Commission for communicating with foreign stations. The action cites defense concerns and a violation of orders banning such contact. Among those named were Eldon F. Davidson Coffeyville Kansas and Oliver Ward Junction City Kansas. Also noted Kuhn the former Bund leader at Dannemora was denied parole.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Eldon F. Davidson
Coffeyville
Kan
Oliver Ward
Junction City
Kuhn
Finns in Uniform Report From Helsinki Amid Censorship
In Bern on June 18 a second interrupted call halted disclosure of possible developments including a Russian troop exodus from the Hanko base under a 30 year Soviet lease. Helsinki streets show soldiers and Lottas as censorship blocks full transmission.
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Bern
Switzerland
Hanko
Finland
Helsinki
Lottas
Soviet Union
Herndon of High Rank Kansas General Dies in California
Maj. Gen. William K. Herndon died Tuesday at Sawtelle California. He rose from field artillery major in World War I to major general on January 28, 1936. He commanded the 24th division of the National Guard until last September. He graduated from Fort Riley Cavalry Officers Training School and the Army War College. He worked as an examiner for the Kansas Insurance Department from 1921 to 1928 and as an investment broker in Beverly Hills in recent years. He had been ill 18 months with heart disease.
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Topeka
William K. Herndon
Sawtelle
Calif
Kansas
Field Artillery
Herndon
National Guard
Cavalry Officers Training School
Fort Riley
Army War College
Washington, D.C
Kansas Insurance Department
Beverly Hills
Salvation Army WPA Music Course Offers Free Piano and Violin Lessons
Miss Ednah Hopkins, University of Kansas graduate, teaches a free piano and violin course sponsored by the Salvation Army through the WPA. Lessons run 1 to 6 pm at the Salvation Army hall. Sixty three students attend, including eight from Williamstown, two from Perry, three from Baldwin, three from Vinland, and the rest from Lawrence.
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Salvation Army
WPA
Ednah Hopkins
University of Kansas
Salvation Army Hall
Williamstown
Perry
Baldwin
Vinland
Lawrence
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