Blacklist To Plug Leaks In Supplies
U S defense officials discuss compiling a world wide blacklist of firms serving as purchasing agents to curb American goods reaching Germany. Britain already maintains a blacklist while Maxwell’s offices gather data on treasury assets and Nazi activities in South America. Trade curbs, Siberian routes, and export controls are shrinking supply flows, with steps to create a master list guiding departments and exporters on whom to deal with. South America shows progress as nations impose their own export restrictions.
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John M. Higittower
Washington
United States Defense
Germany
Gs Snch
Russell Maxwell
South Ameria
Office of Commercial and
Reich
Russia
Siberian
United States
South America
Dreyfus To Continue War In Own Cause
CHICAGO July 11 An American Dreyfus in supporters eyes Carter is 85 today and still fights to clear his name from a court martial 43 years ago that ruined his army career and sent him to Leavenworth He says there is time to remove the blot and ready for another review in congress once defense program needs allow He plans a quiet birthday and has written an autobiography West Point graduate 1880 engineers corps Carter contends graft accusations were trumped up while the War Department calls exoneration baseless warning it would unsettle military courts
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Chicago
Oberlin
M. Carter
Leavenworth
Congress
Carter
West Point
Army ¢Engineers Corps
Savannah, Ga
War Department
SSO
Rockefeller drive cuts pro Axis links in Latin trade
Nelson Rockefeller said U S firms should drop Latin American representatives linked to anti American activities. He reported over 1000 U S accounts lost and up to 15 accounts from a single agent. He cited elimination of more than half of pro Axis financing fees aiding U S business shift.
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South America
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
United States
Cumipaian
U. S
Cee
Nagi Propapaki
Christian Endeavor Meeting at Lynn Haven
The Christian Endeavor Society met Sunday night led by Cliff Cooley. The program featured piano selections, scripture reading, and hymns. Reports from Ray Browning and Cliff Cooley covered Conference highlights. 34 attended, a large turnout. Refreshments followed socializing and clean up by members. Next gathering set for August 12 at Mrs. W. O. Dimmitt’s home on Michigan Avenue.
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Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society
Cliff Cooley
P. A. Pomeroy
Jo Ann Bailey
B. R. Weld
John Cooley
Ray Browning
Ray
Amos
Cliff
George Cooley
Jimmie Mowat
Mary Evelyn Deal
W. O. Dimmitt
Michigan Avenue
Grosenbaugh Class Holds Monthly Meeting
The Jessie Grosenbaugh class of the Methodist Church met Tuesday at Mrs. Sarah E. Wolfe’s home with Mrs. W D Ward presiding. W O Dimmitt was elected treasurer to fill vacancy. The session began with song and prayer followed by a regular program and social hour.
Little Tommy Maloney Adopted by Mrs Roosevelt
London papers report three and a half year old Tommy Maloney has been adopted by Eleanor Roosevelt. He and his sister Mary live in the J B Priestley nursery center after sleeping in subway shelters while their father serves as a stoker. Mrs Roosevelt's letter expresses hope he grows strong and happy in the adopted home.
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London
Tommy Maloney
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas
Eleanor, Roosevelt
Tommy
Mary
J. B. Priestley
Millville Fourth Birthday Party Highlights for Cecil Woodward
Five year old Cecil Sterling Woodward hosted a lively Fourth of July party at his Millville home with gifts and treats from fourteen friends. Guests included Fay and Ray Proctor and Mrs. Charles Hendry. Visitors from out of town joined the family, and Rev. Burnes returned to reside on Pennsylvanian Avenue after serving as Lynn Haven pastor.
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Cecil Sterling Woodward
Cecil
Frances Segers
Millville
Charles Hendry
Lynn Haven
Fay
Ray Proctor
Junior
J. A. Edmondson
Tallahassee
Nancy Cooper
George Cooper
Clyde Gentry
Port St. Joe
W. D. Burnes
Harris McCormick
Pennsylvanian Avenue
Burnes
Lynn Haven Baptist Church
Panama City Camp No. 37
William Hale
Indianapoli
Ind
Nelson Browning
Hale
Browning
J. W. Messer
L. B. Messer
Demographic Note on Native Populations in South America
About 70 percent of Bolivia is peopled by native Indians, while almost none remain in Uruguay and the Argentine.
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Bolivia
Uruguay
Taxpayers Face Heavier Job Tax With New Taxes Ahead
Treasury experts warn next year’s income taxes will be heavier across states. A married man with one child earning 10000 would owe 1116 federal plus state taxes. New York adds about 260, California 92, Missouri 165, North Carolina 348. States vary in rates and credits. Missouri offers federal tax credit, others do not. The plan includes a 4 percent normal tax, a surtax of 5 to 75 percent, and a 10 percent defense tax. with 2500 income the federal tax would be 5.50 plus state taxes in Missouri and North Carolina.
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Washington
Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Sam
New York
California
Missouri
North Carolina
Checker Club Holds First Meeting in Bay County
The newly formed Checker club met at the Bay County Health Department building with eight members present and high enthusiasm. The group will play with Jim Foreman next Thursday at 7 30 p m inviting all interested players to attend.
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Checker Club
Bay County Health Department
Jim Foreman
Dr Oscar Watson dies noted AP editor and war correspondent
Dr Oscar Watson, 73, of Saint John New Brunswick, a retired newsman and physician, served as cable editor for the Associated Press in New York for 22 years and sent dispatches from the front during the Spanish American War.
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Oscar Watson
Saint John, N. B
Associated Press
New York
Cooperative Vocational Training Plan Outlined
George Davenport outlined Bay County High School’s two year cooperative vocational training to Kiwanis members. Students will spend half days in stores or shops gaining practical experience for four college credits. The program, backed by business cooperation, aims to keep youths local, provide a ready employer pool, and reduce overcrowding in vocations. The Vocational Guidance Committee led the discussion.
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George Davenport
Bay County
Kiwanis Club
Davenport
Flying Trapeze Stunt Outshines Pupil at Air College
East St Louis July 11 Victor Woodrick a 23 year old from Three Oaks Michigan wowed spectators by a complete twisting flip in a two seater trainer landing safely astride the rear of the plane after his safety belt unfastened. Civilian instructor David Mattis 26 guided the descent and made a flawless landing though the aircraft elevators were damaged by the stunt. Woodrick said the idea of using a parachute never occurred to him and suffered only a torn sock in the mishap.
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East St, Louis
Victor Woodrick
Three Oaks
Mich
David J. Mattis
Woodrick
Park
Air College
Mattis
Wodrick
Stymied La Salle Janitor Retirement Rule Debate
The board of education struggles to enforce a compulsory retirement age of 70 for janitors. Older workers refuse to disclose their ages, blocking clear application of the rule.
Tax Deed Notice Filed For Bay County Florida Property
T W Pledger holder of Tax Certificate Nos 11 and 62 filed for tax deed on property in Bay County Florida. Described as NWI of NWI Section 34 Township 6 South Range 12 West and BWI of NWI and NWI of BWI Section 24 Township 6 South Range 12 West. Sale to highest bidder at courthouse door on August 4 1941 unless redeemed. Clerk Marjorie Maquagge deputy.
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T. W
Hua
County of
Bay
State of Florida
Nwi
Bwi
Court House
McS
Pledger
Circult Coury
Florida
Marjorie Maquagge
Dehuty
Portugal’s Dilemma Over Bases Amid War Tension
Secretary Welles says the US seeks no bases in Portugal or its possessions. Portugal faces a dangerous position as it fears German occupation and navigates neutrality. Rumors claim Allies sought Azores bases but were reportedly rebuffed, while Lisbon moves troops to the Azores in preparation for possible contingencies.
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Welles
United States
Portugal
Azores
England
Britain
Poles May Be Released in Exchange Deal
London reports the Soviet Union will free 300000 Polish prisoners if Poland concedes borders and vows the freed men will fight Germany. The call for border concessions and other issues were discussed with Gen Wladyslaw Sikorski and ambassadors Anthony J. D. Biddle Jr. and John G. Winant. Sikorski urged the United States to act as arbiter in the release terms.
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London
Russia
Poland
Germany
Wladyslaw Sikorski
Anthony J. D. Biddle, Jr
United States
John G. Winant
Britain
Sikorski
Rabbis Receive Surprise Home Gift Next Door
In Los Angeles on July 11 Rabbi Henry Radlin and his wife fed birds from their doorway for 12 years. Myron Radlin surprised them by buying a new home nearby and inviting them to inspect it. After they returned, they found new neighbors in the doorway feeding the birds.
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Los Angeles
Henry Radlin
Navy oils tankers become largest in use in the United States
The new navy oil tankers are the largest in use in the United States and can make 16 knots.
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Navy
United States
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