02 Jun 1941
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1941
Page
1
Lard W. Green served as acting head of schools in Boone amid leadership changes. The interim administrator oversaw district operations and educational programs during the transition period.
A four engine red bomber carrying five aboard crashed into San Diego Bay amid reports from company officials of potential sabotage. Officials say initial evidence points to deliberate interference as the aircraft dove from a low altitude.
Indianapolis June 2 statewide campaign to raise Indiana share of 10 785 000 national fund starts today. Glen R. Hill state chairman United Service Organizations says drives conducted in four percent cities during June to raise quota of 227 100. Funds used to establish and maintain service clubs near army camps and defense trusts.
Aged pedestrians vanish from the frame as a wartime conference is announced. The piece notes Mussolini and Hitler in focus with Francoist elements and mentions Leaders Ribbentrop and Galbaite Gane in a cautious diplomatic exchange. Continued on Page 4.
Reported notes say veterinarians gathered at Tug Club for a meeting. Details are scarce in the fragment, but the event centers on professional discussion among members of the veterinary community. The piece references attendance and an abutting issue without full context.
Sonny Shelby leads a quirky golf story with unclear details about marks and bogeys. The report also mentions a golfing association and a Europe related naval return after a battle, referencing July 1 and England.
Hyde Park June 2 A United States war production drive expands as President Roosevelt signs mandatory prioritization giving the government authority to subordinate civilian needs to war production across agencies and to all government and urgent civilian needs. Edward R. Stettinius Jr. heads the Office of Production Management priority division as powers extend beyond wartime contracts to general government and defense urgent needs.
Ralph Howard, a Republican and former superintendent of the Indiana state farm and Indiana reformatory, becomes superintendent of the state excise police force, succeeding Edward Britton. His appointment begins bipartisan staffing per the 1941 legislature act, with indications that John Nouda may be reappointed secretary of the Alcoholic Beverage Commission.
United Press reports near agreement between Bethlehem Steel and APL Metal Units to end a long shipyard strike on the Pacific coast. The tentative deal covers pay rates and back-to-work terms, with about 17,000 workers affected and the National Defense Mediation Board seeking a prompt resolution.
Memorial committee members will meet Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. The agenda includes a report on fundraising and upcoming car auction details.
United Press reports Britain hints at an early push into Syria after relinquishing Crete. British and Free French forces concentrate in Palestine and Transjordan, with plans to reinforce Cyprus and counter Axis moves in the Near East as tensions rise with Vichy France.
The 4H Leadership Conference opens with sessions on lectures conferences and music at the 4 States Jun. program. Attendees include Mary Helen Miller Barbara Jaques Victor Busen hark and Remaine Woody from Jefferson Center townships and Ship all juniors in their respective styles.
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