Morgenthau Presses Fair Rolls Royce Engine Policy
Secretary Morgenthau upheld the government's stance that American builders of Rolls Royce airplane engines must also supply Britain. He cited fairness and policy after canceling a joint Ford order. He noted U.S. keel laying for a 45,000 ton super dreadnought and defense moves including ruber and tin stock searches. He backed a defense bill of 1.48 billion dollars with nearly 289 million in additional contracts and called for unity in Western Hemisphere economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
Henry Ford
Ford
United States
RFC
Roosevelt
War and Navy Departments
Senate Passes Teachers Bill with 12 Month Salary Debate
The senate advanced a teachers bill for the school year ending July 1. A $15 payment had been made before the previous administration left office on May 15. Senator Ellis sought recommitment to avoid record about a 12 months salary, then appealed to fairness. Le Blanc argued recommitment would kill the bill and pressed senators to declare their positions. Ellis withdrew the motion and submitted an amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiich
Ellis
Le-Blanc
Senate
Senator Ellis
Deaths Fate L Wyatt Collinston
Fate L. Wyatt died at 62 at his Collinston home. Funeral services were held at Fellowship Baptist church with Rev. Roberts officiating. Interment at Met Rouge cemetery. He is survived by his widow Etta Wyatt and brother Henry Wyatt of Grant Oklahoma. Pallbearers included Nate Gray Tom Butler Rus Harkness Guy Boyd Dave Pollock and Robert Harp. Dixie Funeral home of Monroe arranged the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Wyatt
Guy Boyd
Dave Pollock
Robert Harp
Dixie Funeral Home
Monroe
War Bullets and Royal Claims Across 14th Century Echoes
Excerpted items note Irish peerage earlier 1365 to 1370 with a 16th viscount and 4th Baron Gormanston, plus a young heir born last November. Other items report Japan seeking a meeting with Hitler via Naotake Sato, Canada’s warplane output targets, an Italian air raid on Malta, exiled Albanian royal arrivals in London, Teleki’s Hungary claims, and a note on meteorite impact perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gormanston
United Kingdom
Lord Gormanston
Indo China Resistance Reported As Allied and French Officials Prepare
General Charles de Gaulle announced definite information that Governor General Catroux would resist any invasion of French Indo China. French and allied plans mobilize to organize resistance and defend colonial holdings as Japanese forces move toward the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles de Gaulle
Catroux
Bordeaux
de Gaulle
French National Committee
Auguste Nogues
Africa
Germany
Italy
Indo-China
Madagascar
Hong Kong
Kwangsi
Yunnan Province
Haiphong
Chiang Kai- Shek
Chungking
Tokyo
Henri Philippe Petain
Paul Reynaud
Japan
Italy May Join England Attack In World War II News
Reports describe coordinated moves as Italy may join Britain in striking back at Allied targets. British raids hit Italian East Africa and Malta while American evacuation guidance urged nonessential travelers home. French ships under British command reportedly refuse surrender and assemble at Casablance and Algiers amid continued global conflict.
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Casablanca
Nogues
Air Ministry
England
Scotland
Anthony Eden
Eden
France
Britain
Ruhr
Continents
United States
Joseph P. Kennedy
Washington
Galway
Ireland
Royal Air Force
Fura
Italian East Africa
Macaaca
Assam
Eritrea
Malta
Frances
Petain
Germany
Italy
Auguste Nogues
North Africa
Gibraltar
Atlantic
Algeciras
Algiers
Mediterranean
Alexandria
The
Daily Times
Brest
GOP May Pick Party Nominee Tonight At Convention
The Republican National Convention opens with Hoover backers and rivals vying. Thomas E. Dewey and Senator Robert A. Taft were placed in nomination, as Arthur H. Vanderberg’s name is slated for today. Hanford MacNider leads early nominations with support. others push McNary and James as contenders. A planned 2 pm recess precedes further ballots and possible night votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Arthur H. Vanderberg
Michigan
Joseph W. Martin
Hanford MacNider
Iowa
Vandenberg
Walter Johnson
Congress
Maryland
Martin
H. Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Foster Stearns
William A. Ekwall
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Senate
Pennsylvania
James J. Davis
Arthur H. James
Arthur James
Davis
Loan Shark Bill Returns to Senate Calendar
Baton Rouge June 27 The controversial loan shark bill was sent back to the senate calendar after a lengthy debate led by Senator Lloyd Hendrick who accused rate cutting measures of serving shake down aims or political aggrandizement. The bill was introduced by Representative Delessepe Morrison Welborn Jack James Domengeaux Jack Bolin and Guy Alford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Senate
Lloyd Hendrick
Shreveport
Delessepe Morrison
New Orleans
Welborn Jack
James Domengeaux
Lafayette
Jack Bolin
Webster Parish
Guy Alford
Columbia
Bank Robbery in Riegelsville Net $10,000 to $15,000
Four masked gunmen, led by a machine gun wielder and three with pistols, held up the First National Bank in Riegelsville Pennsylvania. They escaped with an estimated $10,000 to $15,000 in cash, fleeing toward Philadelphia in a car driven by a fifth man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riegelsville
First National Bank
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Government should run railroads, says engineer Wiegut
Swampscott Mass June 70 William J Wiegut famed engineer urged federal takeover of U S railroads at once for national defense. He spoke before the joint convention of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers and the American engineering council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swampscott
Mass
Wiliam J. Wiegut
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
American Engineering Counel
Red ultimatum pressures Romania over Bessarabia Bucovina fate
The article outlines a Soviet backed ultimatum with six hours remaining demanding Romanian cession of Bessarabia and Bucovina due to Ukrainian populations. It notes massing Red Army forces along the Dniester and frontier, Moscow’s stance, and perceived Axis concessions to Molotov while detailing provincial sizes, populations, and historical changes since 1918.
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Dniester River
German Reich reportedly uninterested in Soviet demands on Romania
Berlin reports indicate Germany is disinterested in Soviet Russia’s demands on Romania. Earlier Russia moved into Lithuania Estonia and Latvia to extend mutual assistance pacts with the Baltic states on Germanys eastern flank.
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Berlin
Reich
Russia
Rumania
Lithuania
Estonna
Latvia
Stalin’s Soviet gains since pact with Nazi Germany
The Russia led by Joseph Stalin has acquired or dominated lands once ruled by the czars after signing the non aggression pact with Nazi Germany. The eastern half of Poland, the Baltic states Estonia Latvia Lithuania, a section of Finland including Viipuri, and moves toward Romania are noted. Bessarabia and northern Bucovina are also cited on Soviet maps as Russian possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessarabia
Bucovina
Austria-Hungary
Berlin
Russia
Moscow
Encyclopedia Britannica
Bensarabia
Carol
Germany
Italy
Turkey
Rumania
Dniester
Austria
Cernowitz
Constanta
Bucharest
Constantine the Great
Romania
Black Sea
Tulcea
Danube River
Associated Press
Joseph Stalin
Poland
Baltic
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Finland
Viipuri
Sect Members Ousted From Jackson over Flag Display
About 20 sect members who object to saluting the American flag were escorted out of Jackson by a large group of citizens. They left the state bridge at Vicksburg traveling in automobiles and trailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Misa
State Bridge
Vicksburg
Troy Renamed Club Leader at Ys Men’s Club Meeting
R. M. Troy was reelected president at the Ys Men's club regular meeting. Bur Walker became treasurer and secretary. New board members Charlies Cason and Jewel Prey were appointed. Principal speaker Ed Apperson, Frances hotel manager, spoke on unAmerican activities and fifth columnists with guests Chester Nenny and Roy Johnson in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Troy
Ys Men's Club
Bur Walker
Charlies Cason
Jewel Prey
Ed Apperson
Frances Hotel
Legionnaire
Chester Nenny
Roy Johnson
Germans Claim Raid Successes Across Western Front
German reports say raids caused civilian casualties in western Germany and Dutch towns. News agency tallies 16 dead and 41 wounded in Duisburg and surrounding areas, with 36 dead and 22 wounded in Helder. British patrols off the French coast reportedly repelled.
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Duisburg
Rhynern
Ahlen
Olde
Stadtlohn
Sterkrade
DNB
Helder
Telegraaf
England
London
Finances bill up Friday in Louisiana budget debate
The legislature works through a tight schedule to approve a large tax and spending package. Cangelosi condemned a circulating document as a floor amendment with hefty liens. The bill faces nine days of House actions and a Senate review before final passage. Louisiana State Normal College is set at $172,000 yearly amid broader budget reallocations.
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Cangelosi
Tax Commission
New Orleans
Dormengeaux
Sam H. Jones
Appropriations Committee
Richard Leche
Earl K. Long
Jone
House
Senate
Louisiana State Normal College
Loula
Vacation Paradise on the Summit Mountain
An elevated resort offering modest rates with a serene setting among the mountain peaks. Managed by S. John Littlegreen, this destination highlights scenic views and affordable lodging for travelers seeking a retreat.
Louisiana Higher Education and State Agencies Budget Items
The report lists funding for colleges and trade schools across Louisiana including Iana Polytechnic Institute, Southwestern Louisiana Institute, Southeastern Louisiana College, Southern University, Huey P Lang Memorial, Natchitoches Trades, Shreveport Trades, Sulivan Memorial Trades, and Louisiana Training Institute with various amounts. It notes cuts in several departments such as the governor's office, attorney general, military department, labor department, and the state health board, plus a modest increase for the capitol construction department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iana Polytechnic Institute
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Southeastern Louiiana College
Southern University
Soa
Huey Po Lang Memorial Traces School
Southwestern Louisiana
Lake Charles
BEA
Southwestern Lowisiane Trades School
Crowley
Natchitoches Tradea Echo
Shreveport Trades School
Sulivan Memorial Trades School
Lowisiane
Governor's Office
Attorney-General
Military Department
Livestock Sanutary Board
Labor Department
Soldiers
New Orleans
State Board of Health
Louisiana Library Communission
Capitol Contection
Good Will Tour Start Includes Rotary luncheon
A Winnfield Rotary Club event lists a goodwill tour starting at 7:45 am visiting Columbie Clarks Olla Urania Tullos Winnfield Jonesboro Hodge Burton Dubach Bernice Farmerville with guests and sponsors from The Palace News-Star World Sears Roebuck and Co Western Union Telegraph Co and J P Noria among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverstein
Columbie
Clarks
Olla
Urania
Tullos
Winnfield
Jonesboro
Hodge
Burton
Dubach
Bernice
Farmerville
Wea
Uled
T Monroe
Pam
Ik Waa
Winnfield Rotary Club
Milton Gorn
the Palace
D. L. Cauipment
George Lafton
News-Star— World
J. P. Noria
Joseph Mickel
Sam
BR. Dawson
Western Union Telegraph Company
Fred Johnson
Sears Roebuck and Company
J. O. Maye
Home Fae Company
Bob Burns
Twinty 'S Company
A. E. Wilcosick
Juliana and Son
Harry Silverstein
Style Shop
Nate Mehl
Peacock’s, Inc
A. K. Kilpat
Advertising Leader Elevates from VP to President
Walter Lehonan of the San Antonio Express and Evening News is raised from vice-president to president of the Association of Newspaper Classified Advertising Managers in Biloxi Mississippi. He succeeds Wayne Moores of the Charlotte Observer. J Weinman of Shreveport is named director.
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Biloxi, Misa
June St
Walter Lehonan
San Antonio, Tex
Express
Evening News
Wayne Moores
Charlotte, N. C
Observer
J. Weinmein
Shreveport
Timea
Cotton Study Congress Opens in Waco Texas
The cotton research congress opened in Waco with visitors from southern states. Speakers included Barris C. Jackson, De A. B. Conner, Dr. Randeen, Paul T. Truitt, and B. J. Kyle. Arrangements were by the United States Department of Agriculture, Texas A and M College, and other agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Tex
Cotton Research Congress
Barris C. Jackson
Hid Tex
de A. B. Conner
Texas Agricultural Experiment Stations
Randeen
West Texas Chamber of Camemerce
Paul T. Truitt
Waals
Interdepe
Firm to house refinery workers near Lake Charles
Dallas dispatch says Continental Oil company plans to build an office and housing for 19 families as part of a Westlake Louisiana refinery project. George P O Rourke Construction of Delica Boss quotes an office building cost around 4.9 million and the lake construction about 1.01 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Continental Off Company
Westy Lake
Lake Charles
George P O'Rourke
Delica
Houston
O'Rourke
Hare's Cures and Confusing Terms for Kidney and Urinary Issues
Patchy copy describes a medical product named Gold Medal Waeriem OF claiming to flush waste from kidneys and bladder. It mentions safety and harm concerns, symptoms like burning and frequent urination, and possible side effects such as headaches, eye irritation, and leg cramps while marketing the product as a diuretic solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare
Genetas Medicine
Oak Bidneye
Dow
West Monroyan Poet Wins National Recognition
Misa Fay Lorraine Beil of West Monroe has earned national literary praise for her poem You're Mine All Mine to appear in the 1540 edition of The World's Fair Anthology of Verse. Her work also qualifies in a $166 poetry contest by Expedition Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Fay
Lorraine Beil
Weat Monroe
Expedition Press
Miss Bell
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Paul Teleki
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