Submarine O-9 Entombed Deep Under Sea Bottom
Navy leaders weigh salvage chances as divers stand by and the Falcon reports cork oil and decking at about 440 feet of water. No life signs detected aboard the sunken submarine O-9. crew of 33 presumed dead.
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Associated Press
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N. H
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High Command
Frank Knox
Knox
Washington
Dmiral John D. Wainright
Falcon
Richard Edwards
Crewink
New London
Onn
Edwards
the &Scue
Portsmouth Lany Yard
Chewink Ar
Summer Arrives Officially Amid Heat Wave in Portsmouth
The almanac marks summer at 2:34 p m but Portsmouth felt it early with temperatures in the 90s across the region. High reached 90 in Portsmouth with forecasters predicting two more hot days as a stagnant air mass and bright sun kept temperatures up. Local observers noted cool nights and widespread heat effects from the Dakotas to the Atlantic as heat persisted.
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Portsmouth
Dakotas
Atlantic
HA. Schirrman
Regis
Sherman
Judge Beatty Dies After Long Illness in Portsmouth
Prominent Scioto county attorney and former probate judge Judge Thomas C. Beatty died at his home Friday afternoon after months of illness. He served as probate judge from 1909 to 1917 and as city solicitor earlier. A Republican, he remained active in county politics and celebrated by his grandson’s Annapolis naval academy success. He once taught school and studied at National Normal university before reading law.
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Masonic Temple
Scioto County
Bonser’s Run
Friendship
Sugar Grove
Hogan
National Normal University
Lebanon
Senate U K s Alien Power To President
The Senate approved legislation granting President Roosevelt broad power to regulate entry and exit of citizens and aliens during war. The measure returns to the House to consider Taft's amendment limiting the power for citizens to the current emergency. The draft allows entry or departure controls when two or more nations are at war. senator Van Nuys urged speedy action to curb saboteurs spies and propagandists.
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Senate
Roosevelt
United States
House
Taft (R
Ohio
van Nuys
Indiana
Deent
City Manager Discussion Set for Tonight
City council meets in a 7 pm special session to select a temporary city manager while Colonel Windom is on a yearlong leave. The meeting follows an informal Friday night conference at city hall with Mayor Clayton and council members.
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Ross E. Windom
Windom
Leedom
Harold Clayton
George Koerner
Albert E. Pressler
R. G. Bryan
Colonel Windom
J. F. Parkinson
Cincinnati
Clayton
Britain will keep eight member war cabinet unchanged
London June 21 the government announced no changes to Britain's eight man war cabinet. It denied reports that General Andrew McNaughton would join the cabinet. Parliament had debated Churchill's workload and possible expansion or imperial inclusion of other empire units.
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Britain
House of Commons
No. 10
Downing Street
Andrew McNaughton
Commons
Churchill
Ministry of Defense
Men Over 29 to Receive Army Draft Deferment
St Joseph county draft board No 4 announced they will not call men who have reached age 29 for selective service until Congress acts on a proposal to lower the top age limit from 36 to 28. Two men aged 29 received deferments after being ordered to report to Ft. Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis.
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South Bend
Ind
St. Joseph County
Draft Board No. 4
Congress
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
United States orders Italian consulates closed and officials removed
The United States orders all Italian consulates in the U S closed and Italian consular officers expelled by July 15 while American embassies in Berlin and Rome arrange their return. The move accompanies a demand for Nazi reparations over the sinking of the S S Robin Moor and a warning against further interference with U S shipping.
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Washington
United States
Sumner Welles
Berlin
Rome
Welles
Robin Moor
U. S
Germany
S. S
Roosevelt
Congress
Dickinson seeks new trial in embezzlement case
Mrs. Agnes B. Dickinson, a disbarred Columbus attorney, asks for a new trial after conviction for embezzling 10800 dollars from an incompetent guardianship estate. Common Pleas Judge Cecil J. Randall overruled a similar bid by Dickinson and withheld a Marysville reformatory sentence after she said she would appeal.
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Columbus
Agnes B. Dickinson
Common Pleas
Cecil J. Randall
Dickinson
Marysville
Court of Appeals
Ford in Trace Radical Changes Seen
Wage increases for about 120 Ford workers were indicated as Detroit mass meeting attendees prepared to ratify a CIO contract enabling a union shop and dues checkoff for the first time in U S auto history. The pact retroactive to signing sets wages at least equal to top rates in related industries and requires CIO representation for most Ford workers.
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Ford Motor
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Washington
Peace Hope in Strike at Ohio Plant Faces
The Curtiss-Wright warplane factory in Columbus faces a stalled strike as 150 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local members walk off. A settlement seems unlikely soon despite a visit from a production office representative. Leaders plan a Monday meeting to press for talks while Ohio Bell crews work inside the plant, with union and non union tensions cited.
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Columbus
Office of Production Management
A. Z. Larsson
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
A. F. of
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
W. E. Scott
Southwestern Ohio Telephone Workers, Inc
National Labor Relations Board
Temperatures Reported by Observer Schirrman
Observer Schirrman records today at 11 am temperature 84 with a 60 degree low. Yesterday peaked at 90 with a 60ish minimum. A year ago the high was 77 and the low 46.
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Schirrman
Deadlock Deepens In Berlin Battles Over Russia And Levant
Reports from Berlin cite a deadlock between Soviet Russia and Nazi Germany with bloodshed or a late compromise likely. Turkish and Syrian fronts show Vichy forces holding Damascus amid heavy shelling as British and Free French push toward Lebanon and Palestine.
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Mezze
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Germany
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