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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1941
Page
5
Navy rules out salvage for sunken U 9 grave
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox said salvage of the submarine U 9 at 440 feet is highly unlikely and that the crew who died in line of duty will rest at the ocean’s depth. Admirals Edwards and divers Sheehan and Crocker prepared for possible efforts as wreckage and oil marked the sunken vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Falcon
Knox
George Crocker
North Atlantic
Crocker
Washington
Navy
Tremendo
Associated
Neil Sheehan
Edwards
FDR Defines Robin Moor Sinking as International Outlaw Act
Washington reports Sumner Welles transmitted President Roosevelt’s message to Congress to the German government via Hans Thomsen. The note demanded full reparations for the Robin Moor sinking and warned against further interference with American ships. Analysts weighed possible U S naval or merchant ship arming responses while Congress split on the President’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sumner Welles
Roosevelt
Congress
S. S
Robin Moor
Hans Thomsen
United States
Congress of the
Germany
Welles
Thomasville Airport On CAA Survey List For Improvements
Washington June 21 AP The Civil Aeronautics Administration announced 191 airport sites would be surveyed for possible construction or improvement under a 94 977 750 federal appropriation for the year starting July 1 Only 149 sites can be chosen for construction with 1942 funds A board of War Navy and Commerce secretaries will select sites on national defense importance About 30 days are needed for preliminary surveys Local communities must provide land buildings and operate airports Federal funds cover grading drainage and paving runways Georgia airports listed include Thomasville 2 to 3 and nearby cities with varying improvement ranges
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Donald H. Connolly
Secretaries of War, Navy and Commerce
Connolly
Georgia
Adel
Athens
Bainbridge
Brunswick
Cobb County
Columbus
Cordele
Gainesville
McRae
Roswell
St. Mary's
Statesboro
Thomasville
Tifton
Waycross
Weather Forecast South Carolina and Surrounding States
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with occasional coastal showers in South Carolina and Georgia. Florida and Alabama expect similar partly cloudy conditions with occasional showers near the coast and on Sunday. Gentle to moderate easterly winds along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
War Department Urges Guards On Active Duty In Wartime
The piece discusses Allied strategy and the delicate issue of aiding Soviet Russia against Nazi Germany. It notes British editorials urging aid to Moscow, American reluctance, and the practical routes via the Pacific, while highlighting Turkey's neutrality and Germany's widening war front. It also mentions Finnish mobilization as evidence of Hitler’s Russia plans, and remarks on air and ground offensives in North Africa and Syria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Beaver Brook
Evening Standard
Russia
Moscow
Sadowland
Soviet Russia
Nazi Germany
Turkey
United States
Pacific
Lord Beaverbrook
Germany
Hitler
Roosevelt
Fuehrer
Stalin
Near East
Britain
British Isles
North
Africa
Syria
Berlin
America
Ram Protects Rancher From 350-Pound Boar
Kusachi a 76 year old Oregon rancher owed his life to his pet ram which leaped a fence and charged a 350 pound boar after the attack. The ram battered the animal into submission while Kusachi crawled to safety with serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ram
Aaree River
Ore
Kusachi
Army Recommends Guards Be Kept in the Service
Washington reports the War Department urges President Roosevelt to seek Congress approval to retain the National Guard on active duty beyond the current year. Without authority, about 290,000 guardsmen face demobilization September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
National Guard
Department
Georgia Governor Questions Jobs for Non Natives in State Payroll
Atlanta June 21 AP Governor Eugene Talmadge kept his counsel as state employees born outside Georgia wondered if his moves signal elimination of non natives. He ordered department heads to list workers not born in Georgia and their years in state amid reports of a possible purge. The regents had blocked his attempt to remove Iowa born Walter D Cocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Talmadge
Board of Regents
Walter D. Cocking
University of Georgia
All Italian Consulates Ordered Closed in U S
The State Department ordered the closure of all Italian consulates in the United States by July 15 following actions against Germany. Italian and other Fascist agencies in the U S were to be shut, with embassies in Berlin and Rome arranging return of American staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
United States
State Department
Rome
Germany
Welles
Ascanio Dei Principi Colonna
Colonna
Reich
Italy
Detroit
Newark
Berlin
Italian Tourist Information Office
Italian National Institute of Exchange
Italcable
Italian Library of Information
Italian Commission
New York City
Stefani
Senator Pat Harrison In Critical Condition In Washington
Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi gravely ill at an emergency hospital in Washington D C after an intestinal obstruction operation. He serves as President Pro Tempore of the Senate and chairman of the Finance Committee and remains in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pat Harrison
D-Miss
Harrison
Senate
Finance Committee
U S relations cool toward Axis as Rome Berlin moves debated
The Associated Press reports Berlin and Rome ready for new tasks while U S relations with the Axis deteriorate. Actions include closing Italian consulates in the United States, removing consulates, and rejecting Axis charges of consular overreach. Roosevelt's message to congress on the Robin Moor is cited amid growing economic and diplomatic tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Berlin
United States
Secret Service
Roosevelt
Congress
Robin Moor
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England
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Rep. Knutson
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Thomasville Airport
CAA
Bainbridge Airport
Gov't
DeWitt *MacKenzie
Fred Vanderschmidt
ARMY
FDR
Howard J. Abbott
M. P. Wangsness
Sen
Gayda
Damascus
Associated Press
Virginio Gayda
Soviet
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