06 Mar 1941
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1941
Page
1
A notice states Dr. C. R. Seymour Broome serves as coroner in Albany. The misread fragment mentions county roles and officials, indicating Broome’s position and regional assignment.
A five day court martial in the Netherlands sentences 43 defendants with six acquitted and 129 jailed for varied terms after trials for spying for England and aiding the German war effort. Executions by shooting may follow mercy appeals. witnesses described a loosely organized conspiracy led by the Geuzen secret society tied to resistance.
Britain moves to industrial integration as 50 major industries skeletonize and reserved occupations are redefined. Lyttleton plans four to five months for results with government stepping in only if needed, releasing labor and materials for munitions. Birmingham begins a 100000-woman drive for munitions, while farmers must raise acreage.
In Los Angeles a messenger boy on a bicycle stopped a runaway horse by leaping onto the reins and bringing the animal to a halt. The horse had bolted, injuring its rider Isaac Sacks. Patsy Wenzel, seven, entered a welfare doll fashion show disguised as a doll and won a special prize.
Members of the House Military Committee sought a confidential progress report on the defense program today from Secretary Washington Starch March 6. The gathering aimed for a firsthand briefing on strategic plans and current capabilities.
At a private session yesterday Chairman May said newsmen that lawmakers would hear testimony behind closed doors. Informed legislators said the group wished to learn from Stimson and Marshall what defense information Congress should access and under what conditions it could be released.
Cicero Indiana March 6 Richard Denny claims he cannot recall if he was married nine or 13 times as he celebrates his centennial. He jokes that his present wife is six dollars and notes that wives are easy to obtain. When lonely he simply married again.
In Belleville on March 6 a physician examined 93 hard of hearing school children. He instantly restored hearing to four boys. He removed a deeply embedded bead from one boy, pulled out a lead pencil fragment for another, and removed cotton from the ears of the remaining two.
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