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08 Jul 1941
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Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1941
Page
1
Price control in wartime economy assessed by Standard and Poor's
Across the Atlantic France votes itself out of existence and Roosevelt asks Congress for arms. The piece analyzes farm incomes, factory wages, defense related profits, and potential price controls, warning that without strict rationing a price control system may fail. It notes that many firms see 25 to 30 percent higher earnings, while consumer prices could rise unless Congress enacts effective measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gesner
John Beckley
New York
News-Star Special News Service
France
Vichy
Atlantic
Roosevelt
Congress
Britain
Standard and Poor's
England
Governor Jones Surrounded by Troops Amid Subpoena
Baton Rouge July 8 Governor Sam Jones ill in bed at the executive mansion was served with a subpoena to appear before District Judge James D. Womack. State troopers surrounded the mansion as Sheriff Newman de Bretton delivered the order while Jones and the crime commission hearing loomed. The attorney general said the governor’s appearance was unlikely and a doctor’s certificate might be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Sam Jones
James D. Womack
State Crime Commission
Newman de Bretton
de Bretton
Steve Alford
Crime Commission
DeBretton
Jones
Eugene Stanley
Womack
Stalled German Push Reported as Soviets Hold Front
Vichy reports a four day pause in the German drive against the Stalin line with heavy losses and regrouping noted. Soviet reinforcement says Red armies pin the Germans on a 600 mile front from Ostrov to Mogilev Podolski, with fierce clashes near the Dnestr river and Bessarabian border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vichy
France
Stalin Line
Associated Press
Moscow
Ostrov
Mogilev Podolski
Dnestr
Bessarabian
Petain Pushes Authoritarian France With Corporate State
In unoccupied France July 8 Marshal Petain told the constitution drafting committee that universal male suffrage should end. He urged a state born from national revolution to be authoritarian and hierarchical with a hierarchy of families, professions, and communities guiding a ruling elite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peta
U S Red Cross Nurses Overdue In Britain
London reports say a detachment of American Red Cross nurses, part of an original group of 65, are overdue in Britain. The concern centers on the 10 nurses from June 5 then six weeks was expected. two nurses from the Maasdam incident remain unaccounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Red Cross
Britain
Red Cross Harvard
Maasdam
England
Washington
Ouachita Parish Seeks 10000 Acres for War Maps
George D. Pipes announces more than 20000 acres in Ouachita parish remain unsigned for war department needs. The final 1.5 percent is crucial to finish army maps and war game plans, with small tracts valued for blocking signed areas or containing strategic points. Ward councilmen push a rapid cleanup to meet parish quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Parish
War Department
George D. Pipes
Pipes
Safety record and traffic rule of the day
Data show accidents this year 28 versus 23 last year with personal injuries 37 this year to 28 last year and deaths 1 this year versus 4 last year. The rule bans riding on running boards bumpers or non passenger parts of motor vehicles except for essential duties or freight spaces.
Powder Plant Talks Resume Amid Labor Tense Standoff
Western Cartridge Co smokeless powder workers and management plan to resume contract talks at the Alton New Jersey plant as unions seek recognition and wage increases. The dispute comes as the War Department reports reduced lost days on Army contracts and a broader push to stabilize defense industry labor amid mounting arms production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Alton, NJ
Western Cartridge Company
Thiti
Pany
Union E National Defense Media
Com
War Department
Douglas Brown
Ton University
OPM
U. F
Productio Man
Armaments
Princer
Western Cartridge Company L. Chemical Workers Union
Requ
Mediation Board
Missing Naval Patrol Plane Spotted In Atlantic Search
A US Navy PBY-5 patrol plane with two officers and five enlisted men is missing after last contact Thursday afternoon during a routine patrol off the northeastern coast. The Atlantic Fleet launched ships and planes in an intensified search. crew included Ensigns Robert H. McKown Gay and Joseph C. Haskell and enlisted men Richard Van Liere Lynton Melmus England Claude Andrew Ashley Lynn Elliott Dunlap and Anthony Henry Gazaly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert H. McKown
Atlanta
Gay
Joseph C. Haskell
Charleston
S.C
Richard van Liere
Aviation
Lynton Melmus England
Claude Andrew Ashley
Lynn Elliott Dunlap
Anthony Henry Gazaly
World War II updates as Axis and Allies clash on multiple fronts
Red armies claim repeated German attempts to cross the Dnepr are smashed with huge losses to invaders while Moscow says Nazi troops are within 75 miles of Leningrad. German news cites bunkers on Stalin line. Britain celebrates US naval landings in Iceland as Atlantic activity shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Red Armies
Dnepr River
Moscow
Leningrad
Stalin Line
United States
Iceland
Atlantic
Tokyo
Berlin
French
Germany
Luftwaffe
Southampton
Frontier clashes quiet as Peru and Ecuador dispute calm
Reports from Quito say the Ecuador Peru border quieted after three days of sporadic fighting. Ecuador accuses Peru of digging trenches and troop movements while both sides exchange protests over aggression. regional mediators including Argentina the United States and Brazil consider renewed mediation offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quito
Ecuador
Peru
Ministry of Defense
Amazon
United States
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Huaquillas
Iceland Occupation Aims To Thwart German Pincers Move
The Roosevelt administration frames US occupation of Iceland as defense against a vast German pincers plan to cut Britain’s supply lines. Critics warn the action could draw the US into war as Congress debates the scope and intent of naval orders to keep sea lanes free of hostile activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iceland
United States
Great Britain
Equator
Arctic
Britain
England
Reich
Western Hemisphere
Roosevelt
Congress
Cotton Acreage Set at 23 519 000 Acres
Washington reports the 1941 cotton harvested acreage may be the smallest since 1895 and 1921 depending on yield. If yields hit last year’s 252.5 pounds per acre, output could reach about 11,666,000 bales. at the 10-year average yield, about 9,153,000 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
United States
Department of Agriculture
Public Invited to Airport Discussion at Selman Field
Open meeting in the Ouachita parish police jury room at 2 p.m. Wednesday invites public input on Selman field improvements and expansion and the airport income under pending management. George O. Breece chairs the aviation committee and notes storage rates and landing fees will be discussed. The field and equipment will be available to all aircraft under committee regulations. The parish aviation committee includes Breece Hicks Pipes Mills Studdard Roberts and Breard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selman
Ouachita Parish
George O. Breece
Aviation Committee
Breece
Mr. Breece
Tom Hicks
George D. Pipes
Walter Mills
F. G. Studdard
Webb Roberts
J. M. Breard
Iceland Garrison to Be One of Largest Overseas
Washington reports Iceland may host one of the United States' largest overseas garrisons as 118 700 troops are stationed abroad. British forces in Iceland estimated at about 80 000 by sailors, with American manpower to match or exceed that size. Roosevelt pledged a strong garrison in response to Prime Minister Jonasson's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iceland
United States
Hawaii
Hermann Jonasson
Roosevelt
Marine Corps
Personne
John L Lewis Attacks Hillman At Labor Summit
Reports say John L Lewis former C I O president criticized Sidney Hillman co director of the office of production management at a closed G E official meeting in Washington. Jacob Potofsky accused Lewis of politicking with defense while Hillman on leave from the Garment Workers and Hillman’s media role in wage certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Sidney Hillman
Office of Production Management
G. Ee
Lewis
Hillman
Jacob Potofsky
C. I. O. Garment Workers
Girt United Mine Workers
Mediation Board
Garment Workers
FE Ene
OPM
Potofsky
Labor
Judge Rules Governor Exceeded Authority In Voting Machine Purchase
District Judge J. D. Womack voided the $491 160 voting machine contract for New Orleans finding the state and city law required sharing costs equally. The suit, brought by O D Ricks, argued only $123 000 was appropriated. the ruling challenges the purchasing board led by Governor Sam Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
J. D. Womack
Sam Jones
New Orleans
Jones
Womack
O. D. Ricks
Charles Rivet
Ricks
Eugene Stanley
Farmer Revolt Grows Over Wheat Penalty Across Plains
An agrarian revolt against a 49 cent per bushel penalty on excess wheat spreads from 13 northwest Oklahoma counties and one southern Kansas county. The Kansas group will form the National Agricultural Producers association to push a nationwide challenge. A federal suit in Oklahoma City questions the penalty’s validity. A rallying point is seen with a planned action in Omaha, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Ohio
AAA
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
National Agricultural Producers Association
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Nebs
Newslady Jailed for Slaying Payne and Byrnes Sworn High Justice
In Bloomington Mrs. Caroline Payne 43 business manager at a local newspaper sat in a jail cell as funeral plans moved for Charles Mattingly 41 Indianapolis attorney examiner shot at a friend’s house. Payne pleads innocent to murder and may plead insanity. State police say bullets traced to a .38 automatic pistol found at Payne’s home. In Washington James F. Byrnes was sworn in as associate justice of the Supreme Court by Chief Justice Richard Whaley. Byrnes, a former senator from South Carolina, was confirmed by the Senate after Roosevlt nominated him. Jackson has not yet taken the oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Caroline Payne
Indianapolis
Charles O Mattingly
Indiana Public Service Commission
Payne
Mattingly
Washington
James F. Byrnes
White House
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Roosevelt
Richard Whaley
United States Court of Claims
Byrnes
Senate
Jackson
Tydings
Maryland
Lattorney
Congress
Drew Pearson
Robert S Allen
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U. S. Red Cross
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Fla
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Jacksonville
Miss Rhyne
Chipola River
Honery
BIG Naval
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