President Rosters Aid To Soviets With Caution At That
President Franklin D Roosevelt and Winston Churchill signaled broad aid to the Soviet Union in the fight against Hitler while warning token assistance would be limited. Senate voices split over relief to Moscow but likely hold a solid majority in both houses to back any aid. Critics fear weapons to Russia could later be used against Britain or the United States, stressing defense of the homeland with limited resources.
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Winston Churchill
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Russia
England
For Sale Mohair Living Room Set Two Pieces
For sale a two piece mohair living room set in good condition. Located at 702 West Charles Street. Also advertising pet rabbits white and young with a contact phone st73w.
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Mutiny aboard Somers ends in three hangings
In 1842 Philip Spencer son of the secretary of war along with Cromwell and Small were hanged for plotting mutiny on the Somers. Captain Alexander Slidell MacKenzie faced heavy criticism for the executions which sparked public outrage and drew writings from authors like James Fenimore Cooper. Washington's second inaugural address is noted as the wettest and shortest, containing about 1M words.
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Somers
Cromwell
Small
Alexander Slidell MacKenzie
Spencer
James Fenimore Cooper
German forces push toward main Russian line across Pruth
Reports describe fierce battles at the Lithuanian border as German troops advance with siege guns and mechanized units. Both Moscow and Berlin acknowledge intense fighting and stiff Red Army resistance despite propaganda from Nazi outlets.
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Pruth
Russia
Adolf Hitler
Moscow
Berlin
Red Army
Germany
Threatened Coal Production and Strike Fallout Across Regions
The walkout affects Tennessee and western Kentucky with 100000 miners in covered mines, while 20000 in captive mines dodge the strike for defense needs. In San Francisco the navy’s bid to bypass the machinists strike slows 11 shipyards as only 33 of 109 applicants accept civil service status. AFL CIO strikers call the move strike breaking as machinists seek higher wages of 1.15 dollars per hour versus a master agreement of 1.12 with time and a half. The NDMB pressures Bethlehem Shipbuilding to sign the Pacific Coast pact, while others resist.
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Western Kentucky
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Navy
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CIO
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Bethlehem
Shipbuilding Company
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Labor Department
Daily Crossword Clues Deluxe Puzzle List
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Germany
AFL union seeks recognition at Alton smokeless powder plant
A dispute at Western Cartridge Company smokeless powder plant in Alton Illinois is being handled by a mediation board. The AFL Chemical Workers Union seeks recognition as bargaining agent for about 4500 employees and a hearing is scheduled for Friday. In Baltimore 200 AFL carpenters struck on a defense housing project over a jurisdictional dispute with AFL roofers. The army announced the last troops who had commandeered the North American Aviation plant at Inglewood California on June 9 were withdrawn.
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Western Cartridge Company
Alton
Mediation
AFL Chemical Workers Union
Baltimore
AFL
North American Aviation
Inglewood
Calif
Roosevelt July Fourth Address Continues on Hope and Rights
President Roosevelt urges rededication to inalienable rights as the nation faces anxiety and peril. He recalls the Fourth of July’s legacy of liberty from Philadelphia in 1776 and frames Independence Day as a call to unity and resolve amid crisis.
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Fathers of the Republic
Philadelphia
Georgia Leads States in Peanuts Production in 1938
Georgia tops the list with a 1938 peanut crop of 469,050,000 pounds. A tip notes that loosening a stuck perfume stopper by applying a few drops around it will loosen it at once.
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Georgia
Fourth of July call urges national liberty dedication
A fragmented note urges Americans to celebrate the Fourth of July by renewing faith in liberty and the sacrifices of those who created the nation. It commends citizens to commemorate with courage, fortitude, and vision, reflecting on national blessings and constitutional ideals.
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