22 Jun 1941
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1941
Page
1
Advent Summer opens Penny Ice Function with seven month agenda. Community event features local vendors, demonstrations, and family activities. Organizers urge attendance to support local commerce and seasonal celebrations.
Readable fragments indicate reports about U-boat poundring andfleet submarine activities near test grounds off London. The incomplete text mentions efforts by Richard Find antic fleet and a 1-0 crew in a steel vessel, with claims of inaccurate fret reports on the activitie at sea.
Washington June 23 The United States ordered border exits closed to Italian nationals until further notice. The Justice Department ordered immigration officials to prevent Italians from leaving the country while Treasury issued instructions to customer affiliates. President Roosevelt froze German holdings in the United States as part of the action.
Naval officers reported progress toward a speedy settlement of a strike dispute affecting equipment and production. Union and management representatives, including AFL craft workers, met under federal mediation with warnings that any settlement would impact future wartime production and orders from the ORD. Officials urged patience as negotiations continued amid a fortresslike security posture and calls for a stable peace.
The report notes today’s temperature at 91 degrees with a high of 96 Sunday, cooling to 62 last night. Readings were taken by Clyde O Laughner, Whites Town weather observer for the community.
Acting Secretary of State Sumner Welles on behalf of President Roosevelt says stopping Hitlerism is the immediate issue after Germany’s drive on Soviet Russia. The comment signals potential sympathetic treatment for the Soviet Union while the United States weighs broader alliance questions.
Treasury Department announces a Defense Savings Plan feature for stamp buyers. The program explains what the Defense Savings Program means to individuals and the nation, with questions chosen from readers who buy stamps.
Washington reports states President Roosevelt and congressional leaders are considering a special message to Congress seeking broad price fixing powers. Madrid hints at army against Soviet Russia but would not confirm immediacy. Sikorski expects Polish Soviet issue to fade with the war. Agriculture Dept cites a drop in prospective winter wheat output across nine principal states from 488,770,000 to 476,310,000 bushels as of June 1 to June 23.
Mrs Ratert O Neil and Mrs Wer led the session which elected Marton i Eficwry presced, naming Mrs Hie ennai as vice president and a slate including Mrs Rewtart of fort as grand secretary, Mrs Han Youse of Markle as grand treasurer, Mrs Rath Bail Harker of Muncie as grand conductress, and Mrs Ed Han cork of Greensburg as editor. On Page 3 Ps
London reports British patrols intercepted the German supply ship Bablonga, 4,422 tons, in the Atlantic en route to Brest. The vessel had departed Santos, Brazil, on April 34, supposedly bound for Vladivostok, Iberia.
The article describes a broad heat wave with temperatures falling from peak levels in the Midwest and Ohio River Valley while rising again in the Rocky Mountains and western plains. It notes extreme heat in Phoenix Arizona and Plythe California with the nation's official maximum temperatures, and mentions air drift from Canada influencing the heat.
News item reports a fatal assault on Ralph Bender, age 23, at an Albany street location. The incident occurred at night, with authorities investigating a possible stabbing. A friend named Lenn Tyuek is mentioned among those present as investigators seek motive and gather statements.
A United Press dispatch details the vast 1700 mile clash as German forces push near Brest-Litovsk and along the Baltic coast while Britain and Russia mobilize air power. Reports claim heavy fighting, believed Soviet defenses hold, and rumors of uprisings surface amid a shifting European front.
Washington June 22 AP Undersecretary Robert Pateerson proposed a substitute bill greatly limiting the scope of the administration mandate that has drawn congressional opposition. The substitute would define government property as military material and patents, restricting presidential commandeering to civilian manufacture.
Michigan City resident D C Stephenson petitions Governor Schricker for temporary parole to join the British air force in the foreign region. He claims to be an experienced pilot and offers to provide a plane and equipment at no cost to any government.
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