Nazis Claim Main Victory Across Thousand Mile Front
Berlin reports the German high command says the main decision over Soviet Russia has been won and that victories are claimed on all fronts. Details are withheld pending a formal announcement while operations are described as progressing favorably for the German legions.
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Poland
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Howell resigns as Regent and raps Talmadge
Atlanta AP June 27 Governor Talmadge rejected the University of Georgia Board of Regents stance on Dean Walter Cocking and voiced a broad campaign against communism in Georgia education. Lucian Goodrich and Clark Howell resigned in protest, citing a witch hunt and broken promises while board leaders clash with the governor over actions at the University System.
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Eugenie Talmage
State Board of Regents
Georgia
Lucian Goodrich
Griffin
University of Georgia Alumni Association
Sesterday
Talmadge
Board of Regents
Walter Cocking
Hunter
Beaver
Bell
Dean Cocking
Sylla Hamilton
University
Cocking
German Wedge Threatens Red Army Around Minsk
In DeWitt Mackenzie’s vacation column, Fred Vander Schmidt notes German forces pushing a wedge toward Minsk amid panzers breaking the Niemen defenses. The plan aims to encircle the northwest Red Army as Baltic states feel the pincers and East Poland yields a 100 mile advance.
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White Russia
Privet
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Russia
Tie Niemen
Moscow
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Albert Canal
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France
Arnall Clashes With Talmadge Over Regents
Brunswick Ga June 26 Ellis Arnall Georgia attorney general spoke at the Superior Court Clerks convention amid remarks interpreted as a move toward a 1942 governor bid He criticized Governor Talmadge over the Regents resignations and urged a return to decency and separation of powers in state government.
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Arnall
Superior Court Clerks of Georgia
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Board of Regents
Hitler
Arnall Attacks Talmadge as Regents Fight Sparks Campaign Hints
Brunswick Ga June 27 Attorney General Ellis Arnall lashed out at dictatorial leadership and warned that Georgia must keep its educational system free after a verbal clash with Governor Eugene Talmadge over the university board of regents. Observers sense a possible early move toward Arnall’s gubernatorial bid next year.
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Ellis Arnall
Eugene Talmadge
University Board of Regents
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Superior Court Clerks of Georgia
Georgia
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Foes of Pipelines Are Accused of Blind Opposition
Washington June 27 The House petroleum committee chair Representative Cole says critics block needed defense measures to obtain rights of way for petroleum pipelines. He urges Senate subcommittee to approve expedited rights of way in the Southeast amid fuel shortages and transport delays. He cites letters from the president War and Navy secretaries and the Office of Production Management urging the bill.
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Senate
Representative Cole
D-Md
House Petroleum Committee
Interstate Commerce
Cole
House
Secretaries of War and Navy
Office of Production Management
Defense
Weather Outlook for South Carolina Georgia and Florida
Weather forecast notes South Carolina mostly cloudy with showers and thunderstorms tonight and Saturday. Georgia partly cloudy with showers and scattered thunderstorms mainly eastern portion tonight and Saturday. Florida partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with afternoon thundershowers.
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Lookouts Battle Waycross Tonight at Waycross
The Lookouts face Waycross in a baseball showdown tonight at Waycross with high stakes for standings and regional bragging rights. League standings and starting pitchers not listed.
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Waycross
Naval request to hold volunteers meets rejection
The Senate Naval Affairs Committee rejected a Navy request to retain volunteers now serving after their enlistment ends. A revised bill would allow future volunteers six-year enlistments with possible retention if Congress orders it, but current sailors would be released at the end of their regular terms.
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Washington
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Navy
Congress
Walsh
D-Mass
Army
James V. Forrestal
Secretary of the Navy
War Department
Army Reserve
CIO Machinists to Rejoin AFL in Ending Strike
The CIO machinists vote 600 to return to work Monday on condition of a separate agreement, as AFL machinists already back under a master contract covering West Coast shipyards with wages at 1.12 dollars an hour and overtime at time and a half. The sprawling labor moves come amid broader protests including a New York subway wage dispute and several wage talks across industry, with unions pressing for pay and hour adjustments.
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Red Forces Withdraw Amid Baltic Front Retreats
Soviet communique reports Red Army withdrawals in Siauliai Vilna and Baranowicze sectors amid German advances toward Minsk and Riga. Berlin and Moscow tout selective gains as RAF raids strike the invasion coast and Romanian targets.
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