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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1941

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Nazi Agencies in U S Told to Close

The United States ordered all German consulates closed by July 10 for activities inimical to U S welfare. Sumner Welles said the move does not sever diplomatic ties and does not affect staff in Washington. The order also closes the German Library of Information, Railway Tourist Bureau, and the German Transocean News Agency.

Washington United States Sumner Welles Germany Wilhelm Tannesberg Hans Thomsen German Library of Information and Railway Tourist Bureau Transocean Detroit Newark N. J Italy Roberto Ilais William C. Bentley Rome Fritz Wiedemann San Francisco Adolf Hitler Welles Robin Moor Berlin Sumuel Welles Geman Library of Information Railway Tourist Bureau S. S Capetown South Africa

Weather Forecast South Carolina to Alabama

Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with local showers near the coast. Georgia and Florida show similar pattern with scattered showers and possible afternoon thundershowers. Alabama reports cloudy conditions with occasional rains in southern areas and cooler parts, with easterly winds along the coast.

South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama

Tunes-Enterprise Want Ad Promises Quick Results

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German Russian relations near critical turning point

Headlines analyze the looming rift between Germany and Soviet Russia over oil grain and influence. British North Africa actions threaten to shield Suez while Britain flags a possible feint by Germany to pressure Russia. Reports describe troop movements and diplomatic bellicosity from London to Ankara.

British Express Russia Germany Ukraine Caucasus Hitler Third Reich Lqng Naziland London Blakans Black Sea Tass Britain Red Army London News ‘Chronicle Ankara Hungary Rumania Associated Press Turkey Bulgaria Czecho-Slovakia Greece Martin Agronsky NBC Corres

Survivors of Robin Moor Rescue Confirmed Safe

News from Cape Town reports all 385 missing aboard the American freighter Robin Moor accounted for after a British rescue ship brought 35 survivors to safety. The group includes seven passengers and 25 crew, plus 11 others who reached Recife earlier. Names and home cities of passengers and crew are listed, with the submarine identified as German by Recife survivors.

Recife Brazil Geriman United States Hin Ozorio Capetown Robin Line New York Ben Cohen New York City R. W. McCullough N. McCullough McCullough Mo Arid Wi. W. Myers South Collington Avenue Baltimore Melvin V. Mundy Dacotah Street Bethlehem Robert I. Taylor Salisbury Mass George Newton Taylor James J. O'Neill Brooklyn Jared Hayes North Parkwood Drive Cleveland John Johnson Haraden Avenue Waterton Jose Reyes San Juan P. R Salvatore A. la Pera Woodbury Street New Rochelle N. Y Lrancis T. Batkiewicz 11Th Ave Altona Flenry Elrod Fourth Street Newberry S. C Richard P. Phillips Frank B. Ward Hill Street Portsmouth John McIlenry William D. Malone Fifteenth Street Miami Troy E. Elrod New Berry D. C Wiper Morris Sperber Charles Gans Oscar L. Grimm Berne Switzerland Cook Michael J. Quinn Messman Stanley Th. Boice Sixth Street Somers Point N. J Frank S. Stevens Hadley Street Wichita Kans Messboy Robin Moor Washington

Bloody battle slows Allied push toward Damascus and Beirut

London reports heavy fighting slows the British and Free French advance in the Levant. Beir ut and Damascus lie within reach as Kissoue and Sidon fall to allied forces despite Vichy resistance. RAF and naval actions blamed for losses along the Lebanese coast amid Axis activity.

Associated Press London Levant Beirut Damascus Lebanon Syria Kissyue Sidon Cairo Imperial Kissoue Ohrect Djezzine Jesus Vichy Nehr Fd Damour River Merdjayoun Edward Kennedy Litani Henri Dentz Axis Syrian RAF Fleet Air Arm Lebannon Mussolini Salum Hitler Middle East Dardspielste Vich Rrench Lebanese

Sixty Nine Indicted in Food Price Fixing Probe

In Chicago on June 16 a federal grand jury indicted sixty nine persons firms and organizations over alleged canned pea price fixing since 1938 The group includes 31 canning companies and three national marketing associations accused of conspiring to fix prices suppress competition and agree on acreage reductions and pack size in violation of the Sherman act

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Italy freezes U S assets in retaliatory move

Rome reports the government froze American bank securities and ordered registration of all U S property in Italy in response to U S actions. The move targets American holdings across Italian firms with the embassy exempted abroad, and withdrawals were blocked as banks implement the decree.

Rome Secorts Tadayi Ewitetes Prisal Mussolini Italialy Holdings United States Italy Bank of Italy Washington Dispatches

U S clamps Padlock on all German consulates and Nazis

The United States orders closure of all German consulates and allied Nazi agencies in the country. Undersecretary Sumner Welles says the action targets harmful activities though no break in diplomatic relations. Surviving survivors of the Robin Moor rescue arrive capetown aboard a British ship as combat in North Africa and the Middle East intensifies with Allied and Axis forces clashing near Suez and Damascus.

North Africa Britain Winston Churchill Suez Tobruk East Africa Germany Sumner Welles Robin Moore Libya Suez Canal London Middle East Kissone Damascus Djezzine Colummn Gambut Piedle Surnot America Recife Brazil Cyprus Syria Mussolini Italy United States Berlin Roosevelt Far East Dutch East Indies Tokyo Indies Japan East Asia Soddu

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