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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1941
Page
5
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Associated Press reports New York City faces a strike as 32 000 municipal subway workers vote to back wage demands. Mayor La Guardia says the city will not recognize the walkout while CIO transport workers press for higher pay. Across industries, Dow Chemical, Chrysler, and Lockheed plants face labor actions and tentative settlements aimed at stabilizing production for defense needs.
An analyst notes how Cologne residents face renewed air raids and shifting Allied strategy. He recalls Goering's promises, Churchill broadcasts, and fear of a two front war as bombings intensify and families await letters from relatives in the distant fronts.
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with scattered afternoon thunder showers in the South and Southeast. Florida shows similar pattern with isolated thundershowers and partly cloudy skies.
Police Captain J M Richards narrowly escaped harm in a night time pistol battle with a burglar at the Thomasville Steam Laundry. The suspect Benton fired from a window and fled after being wounded by Richards. Another man, Ben Goodman, led officers to Benton and confessed involvement in the burglary and shooting.
Berlin reports on June 28 that the Red Army's 97th division was broken up and destroyed by Nazi panzer columns aided by tanks. The DNB said a second full division was eliminated in the first week of fighting, with Luftwaffe air superiority disrupting rail lines and destroying Soviet planes.
The Senate approved by 40 to 20 a two year renewal of President Roosevelt's authority to revalue the dollar and operate the 2 billion stabilization fund. The measure keeps revaluation power and would allow further reduction of the gold content from 59 to 50 percent. An attempt to eliminate revaluation failed 40 to 22.
Washington reports 10 day delay in considering a bill to defer training for men who will be 28 or older next Tuesday. The postponement stems from heavy appropriation bills and lawmakers seeking a week off for the July Fourth holiday. The draft bill was set for debate July 2 with potential induction for 28 year olds if not deferred.
The Soviet high command says blitzkrieg forces were routed west of Minsk with the destruction of a German infantry regiment and the capture of war material and prisoners. The Moscow bulletin notes battles around Luck and Lwow as Cripps visits Moscow to speed Anglo Soviet coordination.
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