Argentine Embassy Reveals U S Economic Sanctions on Argentina
The Argentine Embassy disclosed U S sanctions aimed at Argentina, restricting exports and oil and fuel equipment shipments amid a fuel shortage in winter. Embassy spokesmen said articles bought and paid for are stacked in warehouses but cannot be shipped, with steel, airplane parts, and construction materials also affected.
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Norman Armour
Argentina
Are Tieles
Rentina
Buenos Aires
Commerce Department
Boliva
Import permits issued for Argentine cheese and raw materials
The report notes new permits to import five trillion pounds of Argentine cheese and materials essential for the UN war economy. Trade figures show U S purchases of Argentine goods valued at billions, highlighting a growing dollar balance that cannot be burned in locomotives.
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United States
Argentina
Ywillion Dallas
Argentiia
W E McKenzie Named Bank Officer
W E McKenzie former manager officer of W Ty Moody company in Galveston is named executive vice president of Maemo National Bank. Announcement Monday also promotes Ernest L Brown to executive vice president and shifts J O McCaskill to first vice president. W C Herpel rises from cashier to vice president and W Graff from assistant cashier to vice president.
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W. HE. McKenzie
W. Ty Moody Company
Galveston
Maemo National Bank
Promo Yon
Ernest L. Brown
J. O. McCaskill
W. C. Herpel
W. Graff
Services for Harry Bull Sr. Held Tuesday at St Marys
Funeral services for Harry Bull Sr. will be held Tuesday at St Marys Gatholle with a requiem mass at 3 a m. in the church. Burial follows at St Michael's Cemetery. He was born in Hamburg Germany and survived by his widow Marie Bull two sons August and Henry Bull a daughter Mary Elizabeth Parts and a brother Francis Bull of Lindsay.
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Tunseral
Barry P. Bull
St. Mary's Gatholle Etiarets
Leroy Manning
St. Michael's Cemetery
Bull
Brrth
Hamburg
Germany
Marie Bull
August O
Hinery
Bully
Mars
Elizabeth Parts
Ae Bother
Francis Bull of
Lindsay
City Health Dept. Employee Dies
Sansone G) Gervalal of the city health department died at his residence 538 East Gavrtiant street Monday. He is survived by two brothers and several nieces. Rosary will be recited at 8:15 p.m. Monday. Funeral services will be held Tuesday from the Anpehis chapel with requiem mass at San Fernando Cathedral. Very Rev. M. Ninu, GM, officiating. Interment will be in San Fernando Archdiocesan Cemetery.
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Sansone
Gervalal
MHK
Gavrtiant
Anpehis
San Fernando Cathedral
M. Ninu
San Fernando
Coolidge Kin in Double Slaying
In Hayward Wisconsin Ernest W Coolidge age 66 a cousin of the late President Coolidge shot and killed his wife at their Sawyer County home then killed himself authorities said the bodies were found by Leon of Bleckwort Wis who had gone to the home to visit his parents.
Argentine Press Faces Three Day Suspension Debate Over War Policy
A jagged report from Buenos Aires indicates a government suspension of a major paper for eight days amid debate over its pro Axis rhetoric and war readiness. UPI cites State Department excerpts from a June 20 speech as critics warn of broader conflict risk.
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Argentina
UPI
State Department
Htekel Cablido
United Nations
Samme
United States Tale Department
Jun
Argenting
Peron
Fivat
U. S
Arister Feron
Melee In Boston Narrows To Service Members Trial
In Boston a street melee in a predominantly Negro district led to the arrest of 29 servicemen, 20 facing arraignment on charges including carrying knives and disorderly conduct. Police report over 200 vicinities involved, with 40 patrolmen and others deploying to quell the disturbance after an order to move a doorway near Ruggles and Warrington streets sparked the clash.
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Boston
Dilly Fiy
Kent Beelon
Reo
Uves
Miney Potter
Fattelman
Jos P. Holfervate
Ruggles
Warrington Street
HeVernan
Wwt
Higgins Plans Mexican Shipyard Reach With Government
Andrew Higgins of New Orleans says he hopes to establish a shipyard in Mexico to build landing boats. He contends the Mexican government favors the project and plans discussions with President Camacho and other officials in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Andrew Higgins
New Orleans
Bsilleler
Verrerun
Higgiin
Wie
Camacho
Mire
Revolutionary Party Wins Governor Election in Aguas Calientes
In Mexico City July, the Revolutionary Party claimed victory in the gubernatorial race in Aguas Calientes. Jesus M. Rodrigues was named the winner by party headquarters amid opposition charges of irregularities. National Action Party reported no victory for Aquiles Blorduy.
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Revolutionary Party
Mexico City
Yatty
Aguas Cillenses
Jesus M. Rodrigues
Aguas Calientes
National Action Party
Aqulles Blorduy
National Action
Aguas
Mexico
Casuadatoa
Indications Nazis Used Wooden Bullets in France
Washington reports from Allied forces indicate wooden bullets may have caused injuries among American troops in France. Maj. Gen. A W Kerner notes fibrous splinters and wounds not healing as metal bullet injuries do. Microscopic tests planned to confirm wooden origin. Among 601 wounded in two hospitals, one death occurred. most wounds dated to D-day.
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Washington
INS
Ladey
France
War Department
A. W. Kerner
Ehief
Allied Expeditionary Forces
Adul Fibrowa
Swimming Feat Aids Bond Sales Patrols Mississippis East St. Louis Swim
A bizarre war bond stunt near East St. Louis saw George Hopper, 42, of Bust 82, Louisiana, tow beer barrels while handcuffed and complete a one mile swim across the Mississippi River in an hour and a half. The event aimed to boost bond purchases amid wartime fundraising.
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Couis
Ins
George Hopper
Lous
Kapper
Mississippi River
East St. Louis
Mexico Renames Jeep After Military Vehicle Era
In Mexico City on July 3, the defense ministry announced a change in the vehicle’s name once associated with lend-lease military transports. The term Jeep will be replaced by a new designation reflecting its postwar utility, though the exact wording remains officially stated.
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Mexico
Defense Ministry
Yanks Wave First Pay Day in France
CBS reports thousands of American troops received their first pay in France with blue francs. Front reports note delays in some units buying goods as towns hold back to allow French to stock up. Army post offices handle money orders as soldiers send funds home.
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New York
France
CBS
Front Uiere
Army Post
Boing & Land Office
Une-boya Fo
Kansas Wheat Harvest Moves Across the State
Kansas faces a labor crunch as harvest begins statewide with a USDA estimate of 174,640,000 bushels. In St John and Pawnee, locals like jeweler W E Carter, County Treasurer Clayton Milloway, deputy Ray Monger, County Attorney Vincent Fleming, and Rev OC Stranne prepare crews to gather the crop, the season’s core task.
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Kansas City
Statford County
St. John
Kan
Kansas
United States Department of Agriculture
Grays
Pawneé
Bacher Sam Dumler
W. E. Carter
Clayton Milloway
Ray Monger
Anit
Vincent Fleming
Andal McPherson
Sranrie
Ed Ruhnke Dies Suddenly at Church
Ed Ruhnke 66 of 1638 South Loves Street died Sunday morning while attending Mass at St Henry's Catholic Church. Panern services 8:30 Tuesday from Mrs Mary Duft 115 Preston Avenue. requiem Mass 6am at St Henry's led by Rev Henry Herbst. Interment in St Joseph's Cemetery. Survived by four sisters Annie Heberer Mary Duft Mas Padlan Simon and Ernestine THets. Frank Ruhuke listed as weather.
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Ed Ruhnke
Southloves Street
St. Henry's Catholic Church
Panern
Mary Duft
Preston Avenue
St. Henry’s Church
Henry Herbst
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Survivewa
Annie Heberer
Mas
Padlan Simon
Ernestine Thets
Wrather
Frank Ruhuke
Six Fugitive Soldiers Sought In Tyler Escape
Six soldiers fled Camp Fannin stockades and are being sought by local and Camp Fannin officers. The escape occurred after overpowering a guard and fleeing into nearby woods.
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Tyler
Camp Fannin Priser Stockades
Norman Davis Funeral Set
Norman Davis distinguished Red Cross official and former diplomat died of a cerebral hemorrhage in Virginia. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday in Alexandria. Davis, a Tennessee native and veteran banker, served in Cuba and as ambassador in Madrid amid war relief efforts. Secretary Hull praised his world leading service and lifelong patriotism.
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Alexandria
Y.m.c
Davis
Amerian Red Dyess
Tennessee
Cuba
Miree
Hat Bprings
Lng
Roosevelt
Hull
Chicago Necktie Bus Strike Expands Across Terminals
The necktie strike widened to three Chicago bus depots, forcing outside workers to staff the sites. unionists walked out over wearing collars in heat, halting ticket sellers, dispatchers, and baggage handlers while drivers stayed at their posts amid ongoing tensions between unionists and company officials during holiday travel.
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Chicago
Union
Greyhound
A. Fi
Sea Serpent Sighted in Lake Payette
In Payette Lake a yellow 35 foot long creature with back humps was seen near shore by Walter Bowling and others, described as unlike any fish, prompting awe among locals. Mrs. George Van De Sleeg also reported a very large fish resembling a whale through binoculars. Payette Lake, a popular summer resort area, sits in a mountainous region with cabins along its shores.
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Bowling
George van de Sleeg
Nampa
Payette Lake
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