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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1941

Page

3

Free French Forces Advance Near Damascus and Beirut

Allied columns driving across the Levant reported within 40 miles of Damascus and Beirut as British and Free French mechanized units press the invasion. French defense chief Dentz confirms heavy fighting while RAF bombers strike airfields at Damascus Aleppo and Levaya.

Sea of Galilee Christ Damascus Beirut Associated Press Syria Lebanon Henri Dentz Aleppo Levaya France Great Britain Berlin Germany Tripoli Iraq Mosul Jerusalem Vichy Levant Palestine Trans-Jordan Jebel Ed Soudeida Jebel Ed Druz Beirutorth Banias Euphrates River Deir-Ez-Zor London Merdjayoun Tyre Sour Cleopatra Phoenicia Great Nebuchadnezzar Cairo Suez Canal Britain Philippe Petain Charles de Gaulle Free French” Armis Henry A Mitland Wilson Brazzaville French Equatorial Africa Dentz North Africa Alexandria Egypt Dakar French West Africa Mers el Kebir Algeria Sfax Tunisia Henri Deniz Druses New York Soueida Nazareth the Hospitallers Acre Euphrates Mezze Nerab Rayak

Tyranny, race doctrine, and the Nazi empire analyzed

The passage contrasts the Kaiser and Hitler, depicting a shared national spirit that deems other peoples inferior. It argues Hitler’s conquests deepen hate and threaten a future globe-destroying empire, while God as a German national symbol underpins racist rule.

Hitler God

Scout co founder Daniel Beard dies at home in Suffern

Daniel Carter Beard, 91, co founder of the Boy Scouts of America, is critically ill at his Suffern New York home as reports note bromine levels in sea water reach 60 to 70 parts per million.

Suffern N. Y Daniel Carter Beard Boy Scouts of America

Britain Defies Vichy Regime as Workers Takeover Ordered

As British and Free French forces push through Syria Lebanon and into Jebel Ed Druze Damascus and Banias the Vichy regime condemns Britain while President Roosevelt orders army takeover to protect workers at a Los Angeles plant. Army officers report 1000 workers awaiting inside and similar number of pickets outside amid 9000 guards state crisis.

F D R Orders Reopening Defense Plant Under Army Oversight

President issues executive order placing the plant under army operation to assure national defense. Workers urged to return as negotiations proceed for a fair retroactive settlement to May 1. War secretary to handle compensation and adjust labor relations with civilian adviser help.

United States

U. S. 9 10 Plan District Setup Details Communicated

Frank L. Bynum, Dallas regional director, and Thomas E. Dewey, New York district attorney, spoke with district committee members Friday and Saturday about campaign methods used elsewhere. U S 0 national chairman.

C.E. Holley B. Ellis Tensas E. R. McDonald Marion Guthrie Jackson John Birch E. R. Collins M. L. Dickerson Lincoln J. B. Kendall H Grady Jones Fred Gray Franklin—J. T. Robinson Ralph King Ed Randall Ed Everett Mark Price L. C. Carroll Caldwell Archie Bridger Buddy” Erskine Leonard Jackson Richland Warren H. Hunt Hugh Stodgill Richard Downs Morehouse Glen Wilson A. S. Mc

Permit Issued for Sandwich Stand on Texas Street

Will Taylor Sr. received a permit for a one story frame building between Eighth and Ninth streets to house a two room sandwich stand. Sam H. Awl, city building inspector, announced the Monday approval. Construction will use day labor and old material at a cost of $150.

Will Taylor, Sr Texas Street Eighth Ninth Streets Sam H. Awl

President Granted Broad Powers to Seize Private Property

A War Department proposal urges the president be given broad authority to seize property for national defense. The chairman notes some situations may require requisition power the president currently lacks.

War Department

Ouachita 4-H Club Members Head to Camp Grant Walker

About 40 Ouachita 4-H club members will depart Monday June 23 for the five day encampment at Camp Grant Walker near Pollack. Mrs Emma T Braden and H B Fairchild said eligible active project members may attend. C W Davis will manage the encampment where some 250 members from Ouachita Union Richland Morehouse West Carroll and Caldwell are expected.

Ouachita Paris Camp Grant Walker Pollack Emma T. Braden H. B. Fairchild C. W. Davis Ouachita Union Richland Morehouse Weat Carroll Caldwell

Storm Claims Eight Scrivner Lives In Tragic Night

In a deadly storm the Scrivner family suffered eight fatalities as winds ripped through their home. One child crawled a quarter mile to aid at the Paulsons while bodies lay scattered over a wide area. Two other Scrivner children were missing.

Ner Virgil Paulson Janet Lee Scrivner

Storm Leaves Fatal and Nonfatal Injuries in Butler County

The Wichita area was struck by a tornado that toppled fences trees silos and barns from a half mile wide to 8 to 10 miles long. Victims include Miss Penner visiting near Whitewater and Keyes killed at the John Schafer home near Valley Center. Several injured relatives were hospitalized in El Dorado Newton and Wichita.

Scrioner Butler County Whitewater Wichita Miss Penner el Dorado Hospital Otto el Darads Thierstine Scrivners Newton Keyes John Schafer Valley Center

Tornado Wrecks Homes in Ruleton Kansas

A Sunday tornado hit Ruleton in far western Kansas damaging five dwellings and a brick school building. Ted McCall, 23, was injured but there were no deaths reported.

Ruleton Kansas Ted McCall

Finland Sweden Border Remains Open and Unfortified

Relations between Finland and Sweden rest on a basis that keeps the land boundary open as in the past. People on both sides cross freely without visas or official red tape. The Finish side is wholly unfortified.

Helsinki Finland Sweden

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