Army takes over strike bound Inglewood plant
President Roosevelt ordered the army to seize and operate the North American Aviation plant in Inglewood California after a labor dispute halted production. Troops moved in as talks broke down, with the executive order citing national defense needs and requiring protective action for workers entering or leaving the plant.
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Inglewood
Calif
National
Defense
Roosevelt
Army
Los Angeles
North American Aviation
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United’ States
Capone
National Defense Mediation Board
Vrre i. Eid Sane
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Secretary of War
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United States
Two Methods to Reach Customers
The article weighs two strategies to contact customers. One is direct outreach, the other placing a want ad in the Times Enterprise to attract customers. It asks which method the reader prefers and provides a contact phone number.
British And Free French Drive Into Syria And Lebanon
Allied forces pushed northward into the French manded territories capturing Tyre and advancing toward Damascus and Beirut. Reports quoted from Beirut and Cairo describe some French resistance but indicate heavy RAF and RAAF air support aiding the advance toward Damascus, Beirut, and the Levant border.
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Beirut
RAF
Damascus
Aleppo
Levaya
Cairo
Royal Australian Air Force
British prospects for occupation of Syria look bright
DeWitt MacKenzies feature, written by Fred Vanderschmidt, argues British success in Syria hinges on German and Vichy reactions. It notes rapid British air superiority, French Levant defense, and strategic moves by Maitland Wilson and Catroux with Cyprus as a flank, while Berlin treats Syria as a French affair and warns of German counteraction.
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DeWitt MacKenzie
Fred Vanderschmidt
Syria
Berlin
Vichy
France
Belgium
Mandate
The
Levant
Dakar
Henry Maitland Wilson
Georges Catroux
Royal Navy
Cyprus
Turkey
Germany
Hitler
RAF
Damascus
Aleppo
Levaya
Great Britain
Tripoli
Iraq
Mosul
Nazis Seized in Syria as Allied Drive Advances
Allied columns and Free French moved deep into Syria and Lebanon with British naval support. Reports claim 150 German paratroopers were captured in French-ruled Syria as Beirut and Damascus lay within 40 miles of advancing forces.
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Associated Press
Syria
France
Middle’ East
Beirut
Lebanon
Vichy
Palestine
Tripoli
Paris
Jacques Benoit Mechin
Germany
Reuters
Chalists
Ree French Levant
Acyoss
Sea of
Gallilee
Christ
Damascus
No Break Seen In Drought This Week
Weather forecast shows only intermittent local showers across the southeast with a potential rainbreak by week’s end. Alabama and northern Florida see heavier rain. Kansas City Des Moines and Wichita report heavy totals while a Kansas tornado causes eight deaths. Overall drought remains severe, with 16.22 inches of rain in Georgia since December as 1892-based records compare. cooler air and clouds expected but drought persists.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Florida
Mobile
Montgomery
Interior
Middle-West
Kansas City
Des Moines
Wichita
Kans
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Genet
Georgia
Weather forecast for the South Atlantic states
Partly cloudy conditions with little temperature change tonight into Tuesday across South Carolina and Georgia. Florida expects partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday. Alabama sees partly cloudy to tonight with Tuesday clouds and scattered thunder showers. Coastal winds gentle to moderate from the south and southwest. Northwest Florida reports partly cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday with scattered thunder showers and gentle to moderate southerly to westerly winds.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
State Legion Convention Opens Today in Valdosta
Valdosta Georgia hosts its state American Legion convention described as the organization’s biggest since World War I. Delegates arrive for three days of sessions starting with a district dinner and a parade. Key speakers include Rev Roland Young of Newnan tonight and Governor Eugene Talmadge at the Wednesday closing session.
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Valdosta
Georgia
American Legion
Veterans’ Organization
Ehbod
Advier
Hoyt Wimpy
Woman's Club
Legion
Roland Young
Newnan
Homer Chaillaux
California
Fire Destroys Clyde-Mallory Terminals In Jacksonville
A massive blaze swept the Clyde Mallory terminals in Jacksonville causing about 800000 in damage. The liner Seminole narrowly escaped from her pier as firefighters and guards battled flames affecting the waterfront. Police increased waterfront patrols amid sabotage concerns after Memorial Day tips. ten firefighters and several guards were treated for heat exhaustion.
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iClyde-Mallory
Jacksonville
Fla
George C. Blume
New York
Charleston
Troops Seize North American Aviation Plant in Crisis
Three thousand U S troops with bayonets and machine guns occupied the North American Aviation plant under presidential order after two riots and tear gas battles between police CIO pickets and workers. Six people were hospitalized as workers resisted entry while 12 000 sought to return to work for war plane production.
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Can
U. S
CIO
Venice
15Th Infantry
Redondo Boulevard
CIO National
Charles B. Bradshaw
Western District
Army Air Corps
Washington
Eivyil
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Igona
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Richard T. Frankensteen
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Lew Michener
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Newkeel
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