Military maritime aid debate stirs after sinking event
Washington June 21. Congressional supporters urge an expanded merchant marine defense in response to a recent overseas incident and President Roosevelt's posture. Some politicians caution against overstepping and fear stifling the president, while others hint at arming merchant ships with Navy support.
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Washington
Ad Diitet Debrneteers
Ater Polhoey
Ceigtinn
Eevelt
Congrard
Niraband
Claude Pepper Srurida
M9 Hurt When Autos Sideswipe
Motorist injured as car collision occurred on a road near Hammond. The report notes the driver sustained injuries while another vehicle involved escaped the scene. Authorities described the incident as a wreck during evening hours. No further details provided.
Fatal Michigan City crash claims three youths
Three youths were killed when their car mounted a curb and slid into a tree on Road 4% south of Michigan City. Victims were William Wilmer Heideklang 19 Leroy Kietler 19 and Frank Arbor 19. State trooper Virgil Perotta reported the car traveled about 200 feet after the curve, then skidded over 200 feet before hitting the tree. Cause of the accident was unknown.
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Michigan City
Ind
William Wilmer Heideklang
Leroy Kietler
Mt. Sitan City
Frank Arbor
Sarasota
Fila
Virgil Perotta
Italy US clash over consular offices June 21
Washington ordered Italy to remove all consular personnel from the United States by July 15 except those with the Italian embassy. The U S also sent a note to Germany about sinking the Robin Moor, informing the German government of Roosevelt's wishes.
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United States
Nvtion
Italy
Italia
Sumner Weiles Anpome
Arerant
Hans Thomsen
Roosevelt
Robin Moor
Giermany
Defense project for Indiana considered near Terre Haute
Washington report says a defense project for Indiana may employ 2500 people at sites within 25 miles of Terre Haute near the Wabash River and rail hubs. Two locations are under review for either a powder bag loading plant or a powder mill. Representative Noble Johnson warns that decisions may derail the project.
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Washington, Jane
Terre Haute
Noble Johnson
Indiana
Wabash
Johnson
Frankfort Man Fatally Injured in Train Collision
June 21. A 72 year old resident of Frankfort died after a collision near a crossing north of town. The incident involved a train and caused fatal injuries to the unnamed man at the scene.
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UPS
Domn
A. Bozasth
Frankfort
RCE
Créesing
Here
Bible School 10 Enter Last Week Mercy Visit
The cooperative Bible school led by Centenary Methodist First Baptist Central Christian and First Presbyterian churches continues into the week. Attendance determines certificates and a token reward for the most consistent participants. Students will join in broader school activities and church visits as part of their study of churches and their work.
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Eliane
Vacation Bible School
Boon County Represented At Fat Lamb Show
Boons county participants joined Habby Strahlemions and James Bowers of Perry township with Davis Reed and Gears Pierteo of Jefferson township in the Fat Lamb Show at the Union Stock Yards. Five pens displayed sheep with the Bovem emepetanie reported.
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Boons County
Otwelfih Avniel Howsefirket Lamb Cigl
Ndwuapadis Union Stock Yards
Boone County
Habby Strahlemions
James Bowers
Perry Township
Warelly Pit
Vocational Talk on Insurance Shapes Rotary Meeting
Tsihshas Senesthr Cle nifth spoke at the Rotary meeting about the role of general insurance in America's progress. Hoosier agents reported huge policy values, noting billions in life and fire cover and a total nation wide policy volume cited by McClain and Shellsville resident Rees. The talk aimed to show how insurance underpins development, with the speaker stressing its impact over the past century and a half.
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Tsihshas Senesthr
Rotary
Clern Dimitry Lab
Pierve
Straw
McClain
Shellsville Res Dent
Indiana Association of Fyburance
Indiiew
Atel Sincere
Rees -Ooneha
Bineer
Harey Jones
Me Vlove
America
Al Gullion Resigns 48 Coach at Lizton
Cal Gullion, a Leba non high school graduate and four year coach at Lizton High, resigns to take a job teaching history and free education at Waldron High School.
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AL Gullion
Lizton
Cal Gullion
Lebanon High School
L‘zton High School
Waldron
Rabioairst Dance Booking For July Fourth Night
A fragment reports Rabioaairs scheduled to perform at a July fourth celebration with additional names and festivities cited in scattered OCR text. The item mentions Pete French and other acts listed in a local entertainment slate with salad offerings and a social gathering backdrop.
World awaits sign from Hitler and Stalin
United Press reports world leaders searched for whether Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union would clash or strike a last minute accord. Diplomats predicted mixed outcomes as both sides mobilized defenses and war preparations while fronts near the Baltic and Livonia show ominous activity.
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United Press
Adolf Hitler
Josef Stale
Germany
Russia
Hplomats
Wuipita
Helivki
Finland
Baltic States
Ford Company Bows 10 Union Ford Company Bows 10 Union
A rough report notes Ford and United Auto Workers talks following a recent strike at the River Rouge plant near Detroit. The union claims progress and wage issues are central to negotiations, with continued coverage promised on later pages.
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Ford Company
Niten Press
Ard Smytel Company
Jars Najor Atrengheld
Shep Vantenet
Detrait
Aenivek
Native Slovakian Walks 38 Miles for Nativization Papers
Andrew Pastis, a 67 year old immigrant from Slovakia, walked 38 miles to reach West Chester Pennsylvania to file for naturalization papers. He proudly displayed his flag and citizenship papers amid the ceremony.
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Andrew Pastis
Slovakia
Fi E. Fa
West Chester
Guard May Stay More Than Year
Washington reports the War Department recommends seeking congressional authority to extend National Guard and reserve officers' duty beyond one year. The department says current active service would end but inactive status could stretch past the year final decision pending Congress.
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Washington
War Department
Isday i
National Guard
Congress
Summer Makes Formal Debut In Weather Heavy Time
A fragmented report notes Summer’s formal debut amid extreme heat across the region. Mentions cities like Phoenix and Las Vegas with high temperatures around 105 degrees, and references to nearby areas including Blythe and ongoing coverage continuing on Page 3.
Lou Nova Set to Fight Louis in September
A chaotic scene at a city pool led to broken glass and injuries after a disturbance near the water. Police were called to the park, with reports of shattered whisky bottles and a fight involving a spectator and several children. The incident interrupted the pool’s opening and prompted emergency responders to secure the area.
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Todianapolis
Dane
Park Depas
Saduy
Lata
Kigken Grasa
Poral
New York
Beilomivesterdas
U-boat Believed Located Off New England Coast
Portsmouth dispatch reports the missing submarine U-4 believed located in 440 feet of water on the Atlantic seabed near Portsmouth New Hampshire. Cork oil and decking seen, divers prepared for descent though depth and current hinder rescue efforts. two officers and 31 men aboard may be lost.
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N. H
Atlantic
Admir Vuard Pifcarts
Athaetic
Padiovd
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Falgon
Chewink
Fife
Dee
Bujit
Navy
Portembuth Navy Yard
Frank Kove
Fade Hone
Knox
John G. Wainwright
Jane
Improvements to 149 Airports Survey Planned
The Civil Aeronautics Administration announced surveys of 101 air ports to reject airports to be constructed under the 250 airport program. About $33,200,000 will fund work on the program, with $14,477,750 for construction of final airports. Locations to be surveyed include Kokomo, Indiana.
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Washington
Cw Aeronautics
Lian Today
Nedey Wee
Anenz
Kokomo
Indiana
Action on Jackson nomination deferred
Washington June 21 The Senate judiciary subcommittee postponed action on the nomination of Attorney General Robert H. Jackson as an associate justice of the Supreme Court after hearing a charge that he abused his official office by dropping prosecutions of eleven Detroit men accused of recruiting troops for Loyal Spain.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Robert H. Jackson
Supreme Court
Detroit
Spain
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