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Marion Evening Post

Location

Marion, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1941

Page

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$40 Million Shell Bomb Plant Approved for Crab Orchard Lake

Special to The Marion Evening Post reports President Roosevelt approved a $40,000,000 Illinois Ordnance Plant to be built near Crab Orchard Lake. The site, south of Route 13 and west of Marion, will cover about 20,000 acres and employ thousands during construction and operation. Wages will be set via War and Labor Departments with union pay. Contracts expected within ten days and three-shift operation planned.

Marion Evening Post United Press Washington U. S Scott W. Lucas Roosevelt Crab Orchard Lake Illinois Ordnance Plant War Department Lucas C. W. Bishop Kent E. Keller Ava Keller Augusta Milligan Carbondale Miss Milligan Marion Ro M Thompson Luuis Labor Department Clinuis Department of Labor Route 13 Mukh Nuanber Wilmington

Governor Green Faces Tuna Chase During Maine Vacation

Governor Dwight H. Green of Illinois vacationing in Ogunquit Maine with his family reports Maine is marvelous and he plans another tuna try with Henry Strater who caught 5000 pounds in four days. Residents note his friendliness and tan and speculate on a 1944 presidential bid.

Ognnquit Dwight H. Green Illinois United Press Green Maine Henry Strater Ogunquit

Russia Receives U S Aid Note On Russia Funding

President Roosevelt said Russia can pay for all U S war materials and that aid will be on a paying basis. He noted Russia does not yet qualify for lend lease and has money to buy what it asks. The press conference praised Russian resistance beyond German expectations.

Washington Roosevelt Germany Adolf Hitler U. S Russia

Marion Republican Women's Club Meeting Notice

The Marion Republican Woman's Club will hold a business meeting on Tuesday evening August 5 at city hall. All Republican women are urged to attend. Meeting begins promptly at 7 30.

Marion Republican Woman's Club City Hall

Mrs Odum Recovering After Fall At East Reeves Home

Mrs. Odum broke her arm in a fall at her East Reeves street residence this week and is reported resting well today.

Joseph Odum East Reeves Street

Russians claim drive back Nazis on Smolensk front

Moscow dispatch reports a series of counterattacks shattered fresh German units at Smolensk and pushed them back from approaches to Moscow with heavy losses. Bulgavka and Zhitomir battles continued, while Soviet air and naval forces claimed multiple German plane and ship losses amid ongoing frontline fighting.

Moscow Red Army Today Smolensk Leningrad Porkhov Russias Lpritish NBC Solomoun A. Lozovshki Emmy Titan Jatismers Wat Bouty Redau High Command Stoke Zereen

Marion man reports fine trip on Ili nois scenic tour

Enlil Andris returned to Marion after joining a Southern Illinois party on the annual tour of Ili nois scenic and historic spots conducted by L. O Trigg, Eldorado newspaper man.

Enlil Andris Marion Illinois Ilinois L. O Trigg Eldorado Mr Andris

War Today: Soviet Counterattacks Halt German Push Toward Moscow

Reports from London and the Eastern Front indicate German efforts toward Moscow stalled for now as Soviet counterattacks in the Smolensk sector slow the advance. Far East tension subsides with Japan’s hesitant moves, while Philippine forces pledge rapid mobilization and Allied leaders praise the Soviet defense against the German onslaught.

Moscow Far East Japan Thailand Siam Societ Smolensk London United States Philippines Luexh DNB Roosevelt Russia

200 Men at Franklin County Mine Strike

Two hundred employees of the Pschierrer and Sons Coal Co and the Blakley Coal Co struck today at Franklin County mines. A wage increase of 1 percent had been offered but received no response. The Progressive Mine Workers wage rights issue has affected the mines.

Denton Ahundgeodt Psehierrer and Sons Coal Co Blakley Coal Co Pschierrer Satd William Blakles Taftun

Turley Divorce Complaint Filed by Rosetta Turley

Rosetta Turley through attorney John M Reid seeks a divorce from Vernon E Turley in a complaint on file with Burl Turner today.

Rosetta Turley John M Reid Vernon E Turley Ctreur Burl Turner

Cleveland man visits with Marion friends on business

C B Davis of Cleveland Ohio visited Thursday with Marion friends and attended to business interests. Jake Perry is enjoying his annual vacation from his duties as assistant fire chief.

B Davis Cleveland Marion Jake Perry

Argentina Reports End of Peru Ecuador Border Clashes

The Foreign Office said hostilities between Peru and Ecuador ceased as scheduled at 6 p.m. Thursday per confirmation from Argentina's ambassador to Peru. In Moscow, Harry Hopkins declared after a three hour talk with Premier Stalin that his Moscow visit increased confidence that Hitler will lose, and he offered immediate American material aid to Russia.

Buenos Aires Peru Ecuador Foreign Office Curlego Quintana Moscow Harry L. Hopkins Josef Stalin Russia Hitler Hopkins Stalin

Executions reported as Communist sabotage rises in Banat

Dispatch from Belgrade says 90 Communists were executed by firing squad in Banat amid rising sabotage claims. The report ties the actions to wartime measures following early clashes with the Russians, noting strong counter measures were deemed necessary.

Berlin Banat Jugoslavia DNB Belgrade Russia Serbia

Weather Outlook and Diplomatic Assurance Report

Partly cloudy with scattered showers tonight and Saturday near the Ohio River. The note reports a closure of the incident and a State Department statement after talks with Japanese Ambassador Nomura promising full indemnity and renewed precautions.

Ohio River Kichisaburo Nomura State Department

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