06 Jun 1941
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1941
Page
1
President Roosevelt indicated the possibility of federal measures to enforce labor peace in defense industries under the emergency powers act. The remarks came amid rising anti strike sentiment as crucial wartime mobilization continued.
In Chicago, the ongoing event titled Mand vole afhees continues its coverage, with readers directed to page four for further details and developments. The matter remains a focus of local attention as more information becomes available and officials prepare additional updates.
The board of review convened hearings in Seogane to hear assessments and objections. Officials reviewed property values and related records, inviting public input and issuing preliminary findings. Community members attended outlining concerns and requested adjustments.
New York, June 6. Herbert Hoover and Alfred Staith buried the political hatchet last night and joined in a common cause for the welfare of boys. The two rival presidential candidates shaped platforms for the Boys Club America, Inc, with Hoover as chair and Staith as an envoy.
An early market note lists wheat loan averages and price perceptions amidst fluctuating demand. The report mentions banking and agricultural departments, noting figures for grain loans, with speculative commentary from industry observers about future price directions.
Washington reports Ambassador Gaston Horry-Haye urges France to deter U S from strong measures and push for Franco German collaboration. He seeks a meeting with Secretary of State and frames appeals to France to avoid aiding Germany, while discussions review possible responses and Caribbean deployments.
District Legion and Military prepare to meet as GWINNER withdraws to pursue estate matters. Court records indicate formal probate actions and possible distribution discussions among heirs and local veterans groups.
Fragmentary text references rumors of peace efforts, Nazi term usage, and propaganda claims. Mentions Britain’s resilience and leaders noting no peace proposals forthcoming, with garbled OCR produced lines suggesting wartime discourse and foreign policy assertions.
County commissioners approved a special meeting outcome approving a 77,000 bond for completing a bridge about a mile south of Zionsville on the old Zionsville Indianapolis road. The bridge will be a 124 foot long steel span with a concrete floor and 24 foot roadway. state tax board action pending and bond sale to be advertised if approved.
Federal Security Administrator Faul returned briefly to the state today for a short visit. He met with local officials and supporters, expressing optimism about ongoing anti crime measures and cooperation with regional agencies.
The article discusses the REA program and year considered, noting investments totaling about 5 million dollars nationwide and a delinquency rate near one percent. It mentions expansion plans including appliance financing and private cooperative involvement, with references to state efforts and anticipated future developments.
Reports from The Meith pr horn indicate a large air attack on Gibraltar by Italian planes targeting the British fortress. The barrage followed by 24 hours of bombardment, with fires set in the harbor area and casualties reported among the Gibraltar defenses and nearby ships.
Detroit report notes Lewis Chevrolet, designer of the first Chevrolet automobile, died today. He was 82. Burial planned Tuesday in Indianapolis beside his brother and son. Secretary Hull warned that a nonaggression pact with Japan would threaten U.S. policy. Turkish semrens say Germany could deploy enough forces to menace Palestine in weeks. Egypt protests Axis air raid on Alexandria to Germany and Italy.
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