13 Jun 1941
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1941
Page
1
Local entries include a duet and several named participants such as Don Wailx Gene Bine Reagan Charles Burtier pier Copper and Bob Siri as the page continues on page seven for further details.
Fragmented OCR text references a beneficiary and various names, with unclear actions and scattered phrases about a submission, a trader or trustee figure, and a person named Mona. The legible bits hint at a public or legal matter but lack coherent details, dates, or clear outcomes.
The report describes six men who vanish while fleeing Jules lendore and his ally Tete Blanche. Garry Finlay, brother of one missing man, leads a small party into dangerous territory, facing bullets and flames as they pursue answers and seek retribution.
London dispatch reports Mayor Vieling Hi Tagbanna of New York claiming confidence in a British victory. The British War Minister allegedly stated that the United States faces setbacks and will be forced to concede, amid a tense trans-Atlantic trade atmosphere.
President Roosevelt urged labor groups to stop raidings and asked government agencies to monitor jurisdictional conflicts. International officers of the APL and machinists pressed for a halt to a long strike affecting defense production. A separate AFL dispute centered on wage demands and overtime penalties, drawing national union leaders' criticism.
William Lake of Lafayette was found not guilty of manslaughter in the fatal shooting of his 14 year old cousin Boyce Strader of Dayton. A Tippecanoe Circuit Court jury after six and a half hours deliberation acquitted him after he testified he shot Strader when he found him with his wife for the second time on July 20, 1940. He claimed a defense of temporary insanity.
A Tionsville man identified as Pauidean Nance was struck by a car on Highway 52 near Thorntown. He was rushed to Witham Hospital in critical condition with unknown extent of injuries. authorities, including Thorntown Marshal Dan Gray and Deputy Warren McCabe, investigated as witnesses described the victim stepping onto the roadway and being hit. Continued on.
Leaders of the House military affairs committee warned that lowering the selective service age from 80 to 27 would strip draft boards of most skilled industrial workers. They oppose the administration plan tied to a senate amendment allowing the president to requisition defense plant workers under a work or fight mandate after mediation fails.
A June 15 broadcast from Tass in New York reported Germany will sink all ships carrying contraband. Berlin cited the Robin Moor manifest declaring it contraband per British and German lists. Beiruts front dispatches claim Australian troops with nine British ships attacked Saida near Beirut.
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The article reports the electrocution of two inmates at Sing Sing Prison for multiple murders. Harry Strewas and Martin Golds, nicknamed Pittsburgh Phil and Heggey, were executed in the electric chair under a contract-killer ring blamed for at least 80 slayings nationwide. The piece notes involvement of a Brooklyn authority and the alleged gang’s reach across rival groups.
Washington reports growing protests against Germany and calls for indemnity and apology after the American steamer Robin Moor was sunk by a Nazi submarine. Officials say rival accounts and diplomatic discussions hinge on survivors’ testimony and the fate of the ship.
AJune 13 report from London cites reliable diplomatic sources claiming Britain’s ambassador to Moscow Sir Stafford Cripps will not resume his post, amid broader tensions between Britain, Russia, and Germany. The situation follows reports of German troops in Finland and uncertain allied communications.
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