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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1941

Page

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Hitler Talk On War Plans May Be Near

Berlin reports indicate Adolf Hitler could give a speech marking the eighth anniversary of his seizing power and hint at plans against Britain. Goebbels suggested Germany may soon strike Britain as he described Germany’s wartime method of long pauses followed by swift decisive action.

Berlin Adolf Heidler Britain Hhoncellor Hitler Joseph Goebdh Propaganda Ministry Germany Great Britain

400 Ordered To Strike at Wright Field

Union construction workers on a 1.55 million expansion for the Army Air Corps at Wright Field Dayton Ohio walked out over alleged non union labor on an electrical project. John Breidenbach ordered 400 to 500 workers out as a test of AFL and union guard policies on defense projects. Other labor and defense efforts followed across Milwaukee New Orleans Elizabeth New Jersey Chicago and Washington with talks and truces shaping tensions on defense work.

Associated Press Army Air Corps Wright Field Dayton John Breidenbach Dayton Building Trades Council Ohio State Federation of Labor Breidenbach Power Installation Company New York City American Federation of Labor Building Trades Department George Masterson A. of F. L. Metal Trades Department Milwaukee Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company United Automobile Workers C. 0 New Orleans WPA National Guard Elizabeth N. J Phelps-Dodge Copper Corporation Chicago David T. Boadley International Harvester Company Washington Chamber of Commerce of the United States

Silent Film Star Hit by Two Autos in Beverly Hills

Silent film comedienne Cera Steadman, 40, was struck by two cars while crossing a Beverly Hills street last night. She suffered serious injuries with possible broken back and will undergo X ray examinations. Steadman starred at Keystone, Christie and Educational studios but had been inactive in pictures recently.

Beverly Hills Calif Cera Steadman Comedienne Keystone Christie Educational Studios

Coffins In Safety Drive Fail to Warn Residents

Monroe police report traffic accidents doubled during the safety week campaign as coffins wrecked autos and warning signs lay scattered on downtown streets. The event was run by the Junior Chamber of Commerce last week in Monroe Louisiana with a grim display to stress caution.

Monroe oPi Junior Chamber of Commerce

Sorority Rush Plans Highlight Kansas University Talk

In Kansas City on January 29 Philip Salsman an Austrian Maitre D Hotel comments on American slang perplexity. He notes University of Kansas girls plan a sorority rushing party described as to occur sometime next month.

Kansas City Phillip Salsman University of Kansas Salzman

Neptune Joins United States Navy from CCC Camp

Salt Lake City reports Richard L Neptune, 19, from Akron Ohio, enrolled at a CCC Camp in Pinedale Wyoming, has joined the United States Navy.

Salt Lake City Neptune United State Navy Richard L. Neptune Akron Pinedale Wyo

Food supplies ample for Army say U S officials

The Agriculture Department announced ample food supplies and said expanding the armed forces will raise consumption by less than one half of one percent this year. Army rations call for more meat butter cereals and potatoes than civilians typically eat, but less fresh milk and fruit and more canned goods.

Army U.S Washington Agriculture Department Department

Army transport Kvichak wrecked in Pacific storm near BC coast

Struck by heavy seas near the British Columbia coast, the Army transport Kvichak ran aground with 13 crew aboard. One report said four men drowned as lifeboats carried survivors to shore. the U.S. Navy vessel Charleston and Coast Guard cutter Nemaha stood by. Salvage tugs and a barge from Prince Rupert were en route as officers awaited full crew lists and confirmation of casualties.

Ketchikan Alaska Kiichak British Columbia Seatte U.S.S Charleston U.S. Coast Guard Nemaha Williamson Prince Rupert B. C Rosendo Sacks Alfred Peralata William O. Reeves Coast Guard Seattle Army Quartermaster Corps Sacks Kvichak B. Co

Baltimore man sentenced to two years in Hamburg fraud case

Joseph C. Martin of Baltimore Maryland was given a two year prison term after pleading guilty to attempting to defraud the Bank of Hamburg. He was accused of cashing forged checks in the scheme.

Hamburg Joseph C. Martin Baltimore Bank of Martin

Zeppelin raid on Paris and war material gifted to Bulgarians

Twenty five years ago on January 29 1916 reports record a Zeppelin raid on Paris and note the Kaiser presented all war material captured in Serbia to the Bulgarians.

Paris Kaiser Serbia

Downey Children To Live With Grandparents Amid Split

Downey says five children of Morton Downey and Bar bara Bennett will stay with their grandparents in Wallingford Conn while marital troubles are resolved. Mrs Downey, sister of Joan and Constance Bennett, plans to file for separate maintenance but has not set a filing date. She plans a brief trip to New York City to stay near the children.

Downey

Death warrants signed for four Col. inmates linked to arkansas prison break

In Baton Rouge on January 29 Gov. Sam Jones signed death warrants for William Meharg William Landers William Heard and Floyd Boyce all aged 25 to 43. They were convicted of murder in October for killings during a north Louisiana manhunt after an Arkansas prison escape. Collected details note the convicts abducted children and killed a local dealer before possemen rescued captives.

Baton Rouge Louisiana Arkansas Penitentiary Columbia Sam Jones William

Hostages Contrast After Viet Killings Report

After two of the Viet soldiers were killed, hostages remained in custody. The incident drew international concern and prompted calls for restraint from observers and officials.

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