Protests of Nazis Will Be Rejected by United States
The United States will eject Nazi consular officers if needed in retaliation for expulsion of German proscribed officials. Washington may withhold visas from aliens with relatives in Europe to curb subversive elements and protect U S interests amid rising German-American tensions.
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United States
Washington
Germany
State Department
U. S
Europe
Department
Secret Police
Western Hemisphere
Berlin
Lightning Kills Seven Cattle on Hilton Farm in Chatham
A thunderbolt struck during a storm at James Hilton’s farm in Chatham Pennsylvania killing six cows and a bull. The animals sheltered under a tree when the fatal strike occurred.
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Chatham
U.P
James Hilton
Former Sandburn Resident Perry Easton Dies at 62
SAINDBURN Ind June 19 Perry H Easton 62 former state senator and Sandburn resident died in an Illinois hospital A Spanish American War veteran he lived in Sandburn for years later moved to Indianapolis He was active in Democratic politics and once ran for state senate Surviving widow and two sons Millard track coach at Drake University Des Moines and David Louisville Funeral set for 2 PM Saturday at Chambersville near Spencer
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Saindburn
Ind
Perry H. Easton
Illinois
Easton
Indianapolis
Sandborn
Knox County
Millard
Drake University
Des Moines
David
Louisville
Veterans’ Hospital
Chambersville
Spencer
Linton Firemen Respond To Three Blazes
The Linton City Fire Department battled three fires last night and early today. An awning fire at Klusmeier's cafe on A street northeast caused minor damage. A closet fire at Mrs. Charlotte Ogle’s home on 370 A street southwest burned belongings and damaged a room. A small flue fire at Lexie Smith’s home, 180 F street northwest, caused minor damage. The Ogle blaze cause remains undetermined.
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Linton City
Klusmeier
Charlotte Ogle
Ogle
Lexie Smith
F Street
Warmers Seen as Heat Reaches Four Area
Weather bureau forecasts ninety degree days for the region this week as 2 PM temperature hits 85 down from 84 yesterday at Ellis ton's U S Weather Station. White River levels slow to nine point three five feet after ten feet yesterday as temp falls to 53 at night.
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U. S
Indianapolis
United Press Dispatches
Elliston
White River
O. H. Brown
Observer
Roosevelt suspends eight hour day for defense workers
President Roosevelt declares an extraordinary emergency and suspends the eight hour day for mechanics and laborers on defense works in the Canal Zone and Alaska, with no application to the continental United States.
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Washington
O.S
Roosevelt
Canal Zone
Alaska
Continental
United States
Navy to Build Star Shell Plant at Burns City
Commander W B Short reports a new star shell plant at Burns City Navy ammo depot with 600 workers on one shift, plus 12 small plants totaling 400 more. Depot spans 42000 acres in Martin County with 150 buildings planned and 100 miles of roads and 50 60 miles of railways.
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Burns City
U. S. Navy
W. B. Short
Short
State Highway Commission
Bloomfield
Navy Department
Martin County
Navy
Greenwood Lake
Hospital News From Switz City Area
Mrs. Carl Moyer of Switz City was admitted Wednesday night and had a major operation this morning. Asel Lemonds of Linton route 3 underwent a major operation this morning. Mrs. Sam Terrell of Switz City is slightly improved today. Hospital staff thank Mrs. Lizzie Davis for funeral floral offerings in memory of her husband.
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Carl Moyer
Switz City
Asel Lemonds
Linton
Sam Terrell
Lizzie Davis
Navy workers to sign affidavits in loyalty pledge
Secretary of Navy Frank Knox ordered all civilian navy employees to sign affidavits confirming they are not members of any subversive organization. The move comes amid wartime loyalty precautions as June 19 reports from Washington detail the measure.
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NAVY
Washington, D. C
Secretary of Navy
Frank Knox
Navy Department
Linton to Install New Junior Chamber of Commerce
A new civic body the Linton Junior Chamber of Commerce will be installed with a charter banquet at the Linton Municipal golf club house. J Russell Townsend Jr Indianapolis Jaycees officer will present the charter with state and local Jaycee leaders in attendance.
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Linton
Harlan B. Livengood
Howard T. Batman
Terre Haute
United States Junior Chamber
Indianapolis
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
The
Jaycees
Bedford
Linton Jaycees
Rotary Clubs
Lions Clubs
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Greater
State of
Indiana
Editorial sparks debate on aiding Russia against Germany
An Evening Standard editorial in London calls for Britain and the United States to pledge maximum aid to Russia against Nazi Germany. A later edition substitutes with a claim Britain should fight on alone after Turkey signs a German pact, while the first urged joint action to prevent Russian submission or defeat.
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Hitler
Britain
Germany
Washington
London
Railroad car makers receive production priority status
Washington June 19 The office of production management gave 60 railway industrial and mine freight car builders blanket priority ratings on critical materials and tools to speed up rolling stock production due to tight supply. Edward R. Stettinius Jr said the move extends prior priority beyond aircraft and shipbuilders.
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Washington
U.P
Office of Production Management
OPM
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Roosevelt Voices Defiant Stand at Cambridge Convocation
President Roosevelt declared in a Cambridge ceremony that he and supporters would rather die on their feet than live on their knees. The remarks accompanied his in absentia honorary Doctor of Civil Law from Oxford during a brief convocation read by Maj Gen Edwin M. Watson.
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Cambridge
Mass
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Edwin M. Watson
Oxford University
Nazis retaliate in consul action
The DNB news agency reported that Germany demanded the closure of all American consulates in Germany and occupied territories by July 15. The note, delivered to the American Charge dAffaires in Berlin, also ordered the closure of American Express Company offices in German held lands.
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Iberlan
U.P
DNB
Germany
United States
DNIB
Berlin
American Express Company
Moscow War Mood Returns Amid Rumors Of Russia Ties
Dispatches from Moscow and Ankara describe calm in the city while rumors of Soviet mobilization and large scale civilian evacuations circulate. German demands for concessions to Russia loom as correspondent sources warn of imminent action on a broad front. Weary of the Atlantic battle, Churchill plans a secret Commons debate on shipping and neutrality patrols next week.
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Berlin
Europe
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Rumania
Bucharest
Russia
Reich
Syria
London
UPC
Winston Churchill
Britain
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