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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1941
Page
2
Edward Wayne analyzes World War II fronts as Soviet forces report effective counter attacks halting German advances in three sectors. Japan faces intensified pressure from Allied actions as Tokyo notes a severe crackdown. Britain issues new warnings over possible invasion threats while coordinating defense.
Russians say they halted the Nazi advance along a 1000 mile front and even pushed offensives in places, while Berlin admits difficult terrain and strong Soviet resistance. Observers note Russian tactics and preparedness as a possible reason for German setbacks, with focus around Smolensk and Moscow. Churchill warns Britain to prepare for a possible invasion while the war potentially shifts toward the western front. Meanwhile rumors place German troop shifts in North Africa and looming Balkan moves, heightening Turkish tensions after Syria's occupation.
Secretary Ickes urged eastern states to close more than 100,000 service stations from 7 p m to 1 7 a m each night to curb gasoline use amid an oil transportation shortage. He indicated rationing may follow and seeks a voluntary one third cut in consumption to complement the closures.
Range of views from British and Dutch sources show both potential consequences and early actions after Japan’s Indo China invasion. Reports say oil shipments to Japan may continue, while Dutch defenses threaten to destroy oil wells if conflict widens. Japanese raids near Chungking threaten U S gunboat and seize American property in North China including Swatow and Chefoo oil firms and a tobacco plant.
A U S gunboat U S and Tutuila suffered damage during a Chungking air raid. No U S sailors were injured. Japanese officials apologized before an official protest could be filed.
Secretary Knox states a U S destroyer depth charged near a suspected submarine as battle lines in the Atlantic shift while Senator George cites Britain gains from U S patrols. Hopkins plans to meet Stalin as lend lease to Russia looms. Tax talk centers on mandatory joint returns amid a Canada strike at the Moscow works amid sabotage fears.
A historical look at Arthur and Lewis Tappan, early credit reporters whose 19th century efforts after the panic of 1837 led to centralized mercantile credit information. The story covers their Boston origins, New York expansion, rivals Dan and Bradstreet, and the Blue Book lineage. It notes their abolitionist work and role in journalism.
A busy day friendly dress pattern description in gingham or chambray with back tied sash belt for comfort. Includes sew chart Barbara Bell Pattern No 190028 in sizes 12 to 40 with busts 90 to 58 inches. yardage for 35 inch material listed. order details and satire note follow.
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