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.
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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.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
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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.
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Germany
Ukraine
Caucasus
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Third Reich
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Naziland
London
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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.
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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.
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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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Chicago
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.
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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.
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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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