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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1941
Page
2
Editorial questions the pace of wartime shipbuilding after the U S S South Dakota launch. It notes four months ahead of schedule and a rapid keel laying for another cruiser, praising contractors while criticizing strikes by American Aviation Company workers and urging a disciplined national effort during emergency.
Victor D Kling of Intercourse was re elected president of the Kling clan at the annual reunion in Lititz Springs Park held on Sunday June 8 1942 Officers re elected include H B Kern of Lancaster as vice president Mrs Anna F Lockey East Petersburg secretary Miss Bertha Hert Lititz recording secretary and Adam Showers Lititz treasurer Elmer Kling Intercourse was elected historian to succeed Edna Burkey Vintage The committee list covers Social and Entertainment roles with members from Lititz Intercourse and Lancaster The Rev J H Kauffman Brunerville gave the invocation and H Frank Eshleman Lancaster spoke on Early Bettlera of Lancaster County 1710 and Kling emigrants arrival in 1790 The reunion plans to return to Lititz Springs Park on the second Sunday in June 1943.
A bakery introduces a white bread enhanced with a vitamin concentrate from whole wheat without altering color flavor or texture. The bread aims to offer added nutrition while remaining suitable for toast sandwiches and recipes. A commode is defined as a small cabinet or chest used for storage in a drawing room or bedroom, with or without doors or drawers.
In courtship grebes and divers present nesting gifts to mates including weeds stones sticks twigs and leaves. The gifts serve as nesting material and signals of bonding.
The passage argues that freedom under a free democracy is endangered when others undermine it and suggests that those who advocate labor at the bayonet should be deported to places where such practice exists. It frames coercion as a danger to personal and collective liberty.
Dr Henry Ostrom in Moody Bible Institute discourse argues believers must acknowledge continual dependence on Christ. He cites Revelation images of Laodicea, warns against self sufficiency, and urges prayer as the path to divine provision through God’s riches in glory in Christ Jesus.
The article traces Continental currency issued by Congress from 1775 to 1778 with a face value of 250 million. Notes promised payment in Spanish milled dollars or gold and silver but lacked fiscal powers. Depreciation soared, redeeming ratios fell, and by 1790 a funding act allowed redemption up to a limit, leaving unredeemed notes with no currency value and mainly collector interest. It also briefly mentions makeup setting tips and pulpwood peeling demonstrations by extension foresters in Pennsylvania.
Correspondents visiting war department facilities report airplane motors as a key bottleneck in defense production. One Connecticut plant aims to produce 1.4 million horsepower monthly, with 1941–42 engine output projected between 10,000 and 100,000 units. Automobile makers are eyed to contribute later, recalling Liberty engine production in World War I.
The administration pressed a draft bill to Congress granting the President broad powers under a state of emergency to seize and control private property in defense industries. Senators Byrd and Tydings urged halting strikes and favored compulsory arbitration, while labor allies demanded more checks before any national emergency.
Reported German submarines are enlarging in size and range and sinking eight British ships by torpedoes. The new U-boats operate in greater numbers and within about 700 miles of the United States, expanding the neutrality patrol’s challenged area.
War dispatches describe Britain mobilizing toward Syria after Crete defeat. British claim 20000 German troops landed in civilian dress and 400 aircraft ready for attack as France debates loyalty under Vichy. observers doubt Turkish landings and expect air strikes on Malta Cyprus Alexandria and Suez.
The Kaiser, former German monarch, dies at 82 in Doorn Netherlands after 22 years in exile. Hitler grants full military funeral as world war enters its complex phase. News contrasts royal death with wartime politics and oil supply debates in Washington and Berlin.
Stacy May of the OPM told the senate defense committee that the vast American armament program must be doubled to help Great Britain and other nations overcome German production advantages. He proposed boosting the spending goal from twenty billion to city billions.
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