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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1941
Page
5
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Vichy regime details a six month budget totaling 134000000000 francs about 2680000000 dollars with half funded by revenues and the rest by loans. Ordinary expenditures rise to 97000000000 francs and extraordinary outlays total 37000000000 francs. The article notes ongoing occupation costs unmentioned in the budget and Yves Bouillion cites exchange control and stock supervision as sources of liquidity.
Carroll Binder, foreign editor of the Chicago Daily News, told the University of Virginia institute that Americans understand world events’ impact on daily life better than others. He warned that foreign correspondents face greater wartime strains than in World War I and stressed reporters’ loyalty to intellectual integrity and U.S. policy.
Tokyo circles report Mamoru Shigemitsu the Japanese ambassador to Great Britain may replace Yosuke Matsuoka as foreign minister. Shigemitsu reportedly arrived in New York aboard a clipper plane from Lisbon as sources cite.
Funeral services for Henry Kessler were held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Alger Funeral Home in Vernon.
In a July 1 dispatch from Cairo three Italian generals and over 3,000 other officers and men surrendered to the British after the fall of Ghimbi in Southwestern Ethiopia. The Egyptian report notes the capitulation followed long resistance and wider Axis losses as Italy cedes control of its East African positions.
G. C. Cook a canner near Madison Indiana sent letters to every member of Congress. He stated the War Department had approved placing the letters or their content in can form for distribution and to reach lawmakers.
Cardinal Hinsley of Westminster warns Catholics not to be deceived by Hitler's pose as a defender of European civilization. He cites Pius XI encyclicals against Nazism and atheistic Communism, urging resistance to Nazi subjugation of Europe amid Rome’s unclear stance. The Pope urged trust in divine justice and a forthcoming hour of justice and peace.
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