22 Jun 1943
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1943
Page
1
Federal authorities deploy troops to Detroit amid unrest and rioting as city streets face clashes and property damage. Officials report a tense situation with curfews and checkpoints in effect to restore calm and prevent further violence. Local leaders urge residents to avoid clashes while authorities pursue peace and stabilize neighborhoods.
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Aviation Cadet Robert F. Long of Kirtland Field Albuquerque New Mexico has graduated from the Army Air Forces Bombardier School and is commissioned a second lieutenant after three months of intensive flight and combat training. He is the son of Hubert Lor Lebaven and a high school graduate who later studied at Assan.
Naples endured heavy damage after Flying Fortresses bombed the city and nearby plants in a night attack. Twenty five fires were started in Naples and Cancellit as craft attacked cognagespal and oil depots while Axis fighters clashed in the skies. Allied planes reportedly repelled 46 attacking fighters as dawn broke on the news.
A distant communiqué reports heavy air clashes over Lae and the New Guinea coast. American Lightning fighters claim multiple enemy aircraft shot down while A-20 bombers attack Malahang and Lae airfields causing fires and damage.
A county committee urges households to save every tin can and wash, dry, and insert labels before placing them in the can. The cans are collected at grocery stores and shipped to Indianapolis for processing into essential wartime materials.
Washington June 22 UP Price Administrator Prentiss M Brown ordered higher retail prices on a dozen lowade relishes and certain canned fruits and vegetables as part of the Roosevelt hold-the-line program. Canned peaches pears and pineapples not affected.
Halifaix addresses the Indianapolis Executive Club urging constant patrolling by the United Nations to police the world and deter war through peacelike partnership with nations. The address emphasizes unity and vigilance amid global tensions and calls for ongoing international coordination.
A London dispatch reports Vic Magazine Sept Jours published a photo captioned as five Allied tanker crew members clinging to a raft after a sink in the Atlantic. The image was actually from the film In Which We Serve, with Noel Coward and John Mills recognizable in the shot.
Pentactive Civilian Defense mobilizes on alarm. Public urged to ignore arena noise and stay safe. Units will test mobilization as in an actual emergency. No lights out, traffic normal. Lebanon and county protect divisions ready for blackout drill. full operation continues on page three.
Little temperature change to night and Wednesday forenoon. Widely scattered thundershowers late this afternoon and evening.
Russian officers told correspondents at a crack airbase that Germans massed 1090 bombers and about 1100 first line fighters around Moscow. They said the central front totals 3200 enemy aircraft ready for action with a push toward the capital.
Bulletin reports 1,304 bodies recovered from Apapa ruins after Sunday's quake. Many more feared trapped in wreckage as rescue continues amid extensive destruction. In Algiers, the French Committee for National Liberation reaches a compromise on military powers division between Generals de Gaulle and Giraud after a lengthy session.
Washington June 25 Solid Fuels Administrator Harold Ickes and United Mine Workers President John L Lewis met again to set groundwork for possible government operation of coal mines for wartime duration. Most miners stayed away in a strike that affect war production. officials discussed permanent government operation if needed, seizure begun after May 1.
United Press reports the coal strike by 530,000 bituminous and anthracite miners threatens steel production. John L. Lewis and miners’ leaders plan to meet in Washington to seek an end to the walkout. Steel furnaces may shut down. Carnegie Illinois Steel Corp says some blast furnaces will close due to coal shortages. Clairton's coke and fuel gas plant expects a 25 percent drop in output.
Allied daylight raids hit Germanys Ruhr valley and Belgium targets including Krefeld a major war industry center. Bombers concentrated on the rubber plant near Essen and the Krefeld area with thousands of tons of bombs, triggering massive fires and smoke over the city as raids continued across the Ruhr and allied commands reported heavy fire and large formations.
A dog named Jack faces a murder charge in Kentucky as attorney Maria Rider defends the animal. The proceedings question whether Jack caused a fatal act, with key testimonies and the dog’s owner Kennedy cited as involved in the case.
Moscow June 22. Red air force bombers started large fires and detonations at railway stations supplying the Balakleya front, the Soviet mid day communique said as the Russo-German war entered its third year.
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