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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1942
Page
2
Analysis notes U S British discussions predicting an opening of a second front and a wartime shift. Observers discuss potential job freezes and pirate suppression. Mexico and Brazil are cited in relation to Axis submarine activity as the war unfolds.
U S Army Air Forces chief Lt Gen Henry H Arnold arrives in London with Rear Admiral John H Towers to plan Anglo American air cooperation. Britain forecasts large scale aerial war against Germany as a prelude to a future Allied invasion.
Brazil and Mexico join United Nations anti Axis efforts with shoot on sight orders. Brazilian airmen claim sinking three U boats off the northern coast. Brazil reports seven ships torpedoed. Mexico notes two ships sunk and vows energetic safeguarding of America alongside President Camacho.
The War Manpower Commission directs the United States Employment Service to act as the sole hiring agent for vital war industries and agriculture. It aims to prevent workers from leaving essential jobs to boost production and delays in crafts, with deferment rules for those in short supply.
Senate military affairs committee approved an aid program for families of enlisted men. Wives receive a starting 50 dollars monthly with 28 from government plus 22 from husband pay for no child. children add 10 per child. Additional dependents include 15 for one parent, 25 for two. In Burma news, Archibald Wavell reports 80 percent of Imperial troops returned safely. Senator Walsh predicts worsening submarine threat will be checked by new navy plans.
The state senate presents a master lend-lease proposal aimed at closer economic cooperation among the United States Soviet Russia and Great Britain. It envisions Russia joining existing U S Britain master agreements to advance Atlantic Charter goals by expanding production reducing trade barriers and eliminating discriminatory measures. If accepted this would create a united economic bloc led by the three allies.
The article reports Charles de Gaulle pressuring the Allies to treat his Free French forces as a full government and war partner rather than a recruitment agency. Washington and London respond by delaying recognition and awaiting a liberated France to name its own political leader, despite U.S. continued aid.
Tojo declares Japan will stay in the war and contribute as Germany and Italy partners. He warns Australia and urges Britain and America to be defeated. Chinese reports say 100,000 Japanese in Chekian province were decimated with 10,000 casualties and 1,500 killed by mine explosions near Kinwha. Russian fronts see intensified fighting with Kharkov advances and 52 ton tanks in action.
A Washington radio gallery scene discusses synthetic rubber plans, WPB actions, and a dandelion project as fuel and tire needs loom. The piece also reviews Antoine de Saint-Exupery’s Flight to Arras, noting its existential reflections on death and humanity.
Dr John M McKinney of New York explains neuritis can arise from bone injury infection or pressure from tumors and stresses the role of vitamin B-1. He notes emotional distress can trigger neck and back tension leading to nerve inflammation and worsening pain.
With rubberneck sightseeing buses banned and airline service cut back, officials say elimination of all nonessential railroad passenger service may follow. One step already taken is rearranging streamline train schedules to prioritize local traffic, according to ODT representatives.
The piece cites crowded capital life with soldiers on leave and cites John R. Steelman criticizing mobilization of manpower. It notes three years of gaugule yield around 300 pounds per acre, with potential to reach 800 pounds if left four years.
A wartime case shows a chaplain with scarlet fever misattributed to age. Dr Feinberg warns many drugs and foods trigger allergic reactions, from minor skin redness to shock and death. Physicians should assess patient sensitivity before using vaccines sera hormones vitamins or synthetic chemicals.
Phlebitis is inflammation of a vein or veins. Rest is the most important part of the treatment. If ears are running and ringing you should consult an ear specialist or attend an ear clinic at the nearest hospital.
The skeptical Mr Turtle smiles at plans for many childish companions to follow. The cud dle toy is described as a plain color shell with body printed by the pattern 79393 and will be fun to make and for children to play with.
Photos of Theodore Roosevelt’s Rough Riders charging San Juan Hill on horseback are misleading. the unit fought mostly on foot as horses were left in Florida during the Cuban campaigns of the Spanish American War.
The quote notes that a man's view of danger changes with his mood and the tide of his animal spirits, driven by unspoken motives he dares not admit. It reflects on instability of fear and private reasoning influencing judgment.
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