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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
2
Edward C Wayne reports on the closing of German consulates in the United States and the freezing of Axis financial assets straining American Nazi ties. The piece notes Hitler’s new challenges for Russia and offers editor’s commentary on diplomatic shifts.
The article reports President Roosevelt freezing all Axis funds in the United States after the Robin Moor sinking by a German submarine. It notes estimates of about 400 million dollars involved per side, impact on Italy and Germany U S trade, license requirements for withdrawals, and public support for convoys and stronger naval patrols.
The State Department ordered the closure of all Nazi consulates in the United States along with German propaganda offices including the German Library of Information and Transocean News Service. German nationals tied to these offices must leave the country, while DNB staff remain unaffected. The move signals a shift toward stronger U.S. action against Nazi operations. The piece also notes strains on Germany’s position with Russia and discusses potential military and strategic implications.
During I Am an American Day a ceremony at Carrollton Missouri monument saluted James E Shields described as a soldier jurist and statesman. Born 1810 in Ireland he served in three wars and in three states as United States senator. He fought in the Seminole War Mexican War Civil War and held posts in Illinois Minnesota Oregon California and Missouri before passing in 1879.
Highlights in the news report three items. In Vichy the Germans release thousands of French POWs who have three minor children or three minor brothers. Berlin claims artificial resin bodies can replace steel with a test showing a body turning 20 times without damage. Camp Robinson Arkansas Connie Kaster wires her father Lieut. Col. John F. Kaster that she will visit and jokes about a band meeting her at the station as nine bands, 215 pieces, play during the reunion.
Solid doors for cabinet sides enhance vertical lines yet broaden storage display. Glass and plywood doors showcase dishes while concealing less decorative utensils. Lower cupboards and sink enclosure built first with 1 by 12 inch vertical supports forming the glass cabinet framework.
Enclose 10 cents for each book ordered from Ruth Wyeth Spears at Drawer 10 Bedford Hills New York include name and address for delivery.
The ad touts Gear-Grip tread and Safti-Sured construction with Vitamic rubber for longer mileage. It claims safety proof on the speedway and highway protection, presenting the tires as exclusive wear resistant and road tested.
A collage of wry aphorisms on doers and credit seekers, fresh truths about navigation in marriage, doors, politeness, patriotism, introductions, shading by self, peace through restraint, boasters versus alibiers, and men’s views of women.
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