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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1941
Page
5
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion about a major sum of 3,000,000 dollars and a planned action involving someone named Tanerelieved, with references to being home and docking. The readable lines mix unclear names and numbers, yielding no coherent event or outcome.
Report notes the Asama remains uncontactable despite efforts by Nippon Yusen Kaisha Line Coast Guard and Marine Exchange. Of the passengers most are American or Japanese born in Yus county. The sister ship Talats Main unloaded a 2.0 million cargo in San Francisco during the downturn as tensions rose.
Washington weighs direct aid to Free French leader Charles de Gaulle as tensions with Vichy rise. A Free French delegation may form in Washington, with Adm. Rene Henry Musehier possibly at its head, and aid could extend to French Equatorial Africa, Syria, and other territories.
A sprawling report from Washington describes Tobey recounting a curious incident with a skunk and a can during a wartime visit. He details conversations about French assistance and German plans, plus broad speculation on Weygand and Vichy policy in a tense Allied context.
Died in Argentina at age after being severely injured July 5 in an automobile accident. P S the Senator recalled his Natalio Botana, publisher of the Critica, and photographic proof of the episode, died today in Buenos Aires.
Kansas City officials announce German courses will not be offered in schools for the first time since World War I. Ten students who began language study last year will join a special outside class due to lack of interest cited by school authorities.
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