Axis Fears Of Invasion Spread
British papers note Allied plans secret with Churchill’s North Africa talks finishing touches to UN summer campaign. Fifth Army under Clark to play major role. Mershall may lead Mediterranean invasion. New US air crews reported in England amid weather delays. potential R A F shifts to the Mediterranean. Germans strengthen defenses around The Hague and Bergen amid northern fears.
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Mussolini
Londoun Daily Express
Churchill
North Africa
Washington
United Nations
Mark W. Clark
London Daily Herald
George C Mershall
U. & Army
Mediterranean
U. S
England
London
R.A.F
Hague
Netherlands
North Sea
Bergen
Norwegian
Fascists Ban Outdoor Music And Attire In New Laws
A fascist regime imposes prohibitions on outdoor music and public dress. The decree bans strolling in celebratory attire, forbids wearing bathing suits outside designated beaches, restricts women to slacks or shorts only when bicycling, and bans men from wearing shorts, reflecting strict controls on public behavior and appearance.
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Fer Nachrichten
Ramirez New Leader Of Argentina Chairman Ramirez gains power amid plaza shouts
A Buenos Aires crowd interrupted a Ramirez address with shouts of Neutrality. Ramirez, 59, assumes presidency and command of armed forces as Rawson resigns after efforts to form a cabinet. New ministers named and a reshaped government outlined amid reports of a rightist turn and censorship.
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Ramirez
Saba Sueyo
Segundo Storni
Edelmiro Farrell
Galindez
Angel Jose Bilas
Diego Mason
Anaya
Benito Sueyro
Julio Argentino Sarmiento
Alfredo Gilbert
Rawson
José Maria Rosa
el Pampero
Argentina
Axis
Horacio Calderon
Buenos Aires
Rosa
Calderon
Montevideo
National Congress
Congress
Rahora
Grange Chief Attacks Subsidy Plan in Senate Hearing
National Grange leader Albert 8. Goss told the Senate agriculture committee that subsidies to control food prices would cause a disaster. He argued inflation is curbed by balanced supply and demand and urged transferring price controls from the Office of Price Administration to the War Food Administration. He criticized price policy despite improvements in farm labor and machinery, saying the situation remains poor.
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Washington
Albert
Goss
National Grange
Senate Agriculture Committee
America
Office of Price Administration
OPA
War Food Administration
New Bond Sale Plan Aims to End Forced Savings
Secretary Morgenthau announced regrouping War Bond sales groups in New York state and soon nationwide. He predicted the reorganized system would make forced savings unnecessary and pledged to secure the funds by any means, adding that they will not let the Commander in Chief down.
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New York
Unnamed figure aided Buenos Aires march deposing Castillo
The individual helped lead a successful march on Buenos Aires that toppled isolationist president Ramon 8. Castillo. His role was thought to be influenced by the U S refusal to lend arms to the Castillo government, a policy contrasted with aid to other South American nations. He had no prior record of pro democratic sympathies.
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Rawson
Buenos Aires
Ramon 8. Castillo
United States
Castillo
Social Events and Community Notices from St Mark's Church
Miss Mabel Woodruff spoke at St Mark's Methodist Women’s Society banquet with Mrs Edward Webster presiding. Al bert Steinhilber sang with Evelyn Johnson Small at the piano. Decora tions were by Mrs Lucy Russell. service chaired by Mrs Robert Wolff. Also listed are home bureau picnic details, G A R circle meeting, Church of Christ gathering, Children’s Day program, a house fire at Pownal, and Rev F Raymond Clee accepting an Albany pastorate after leaving Old Bergen Reformed Church.
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Mabel Woodruff
Women’s Society of Christian Service
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Edward Webster
Albert Steinhilber
Evelyn Johnson Small
Clara Quantock
Lucy Russell
Robert Wolff
Church of Christ, Disciples
Louis A. Rochford
P.m
Munro Court
Jews to Note Feast of Weeks observance across Troy congregations
Jewish communities in Troy planned Shovous observances with confirmation services at Temple Brith Sholom and Temple Beth El. Confirmation students Marilyn Newell and Claire Rosenholtz will speak on Reform Judaism and tradition. Temple Beth El will host a confirmation and consecration service at 10 46 am with Miss Phyllis Dembo among the confirmants and a post service reception. Services run 8 15 pm today and tomorrow 9 am mornings, with Yiskat memorial prayers Thursday at 10 30 am.
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Troy
Temple
Mount Sanai
Egypt
Reform Jewa
Temple Brith Sholom
Third Street
Marilyn Newell
John K. Newell
Claire Rosenholtz
Joseph L. Rosenholtz
Emma D. Lotz
Hadley C. Rasmussen
Henry B. Richman
Temple Beth el
Joel §. Geffen
Phyllis Dembo
Frances Levy
Wilma D. Simon
Paula Toppal
Selly L. Urewitz
Natalie Weissblum
Stanley Coplin
Arthur M. Engle
Warren J. Weltman
Richard L. Whitman
Ethel Wallenstein
Ickes Urges Lewis End Stoppages
Western Pennsylvania back to work. Pittsburg district mines resume under June 20 deadline set by Lewis as wage talks restart in Washington. Har lan County Kentucky miners and Ohio mines show mixed returns. union disputes and War Labor Board actions shape stalled wage contract talks and portal to portal pay proposal.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Mitland
Poata
Lewis
Washington
Kentucky
Harlan County
Ed Bean
United Mine Workers
Harlan
Ohio
Adolph Pacifico
War Labor Board
Tennessee Products Corp
Tennessee
Virginia
Hawthorne Coal Co
Norton
John L. Lewis
Roosevelt
Harold L. Ickes
WLB
Ickes
Tunisia
Methodist Growth in Members and Benevolences Tops 1941
Nashville reports increases in church membership and benevolent giving for last year. Dr. Thomas P. Potter, denomination statistician, notes per capita church property investment now exceeds 100 dollars. Active membership rose by 80,829 to 6,640,424, with last year’s gains outpacing the prior two year period. Contributions in all items were higher last year.
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Nashville
Tenn. Z
Methodist Church
Thomas P. Potter
Potter reports church fund totals and attendance
Dr Potter cites a year end total of 14 625 298 for gifts and special gifts surpassing the prior year by 814 682. Methodist churches valued at 616 602 003 and 20 106 personages at 78 210 671 plus other properties 34 906 805 bring a total of 729 128 979, up by 14 502 065. Sunday School enrollment reaches 5 003 558 with average attendance at 2621049.
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Potter
Potter E
Erage
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Little Extra
Blackstone Londres
Waitt & Bend
The
Watervliet Arsenal
First Baptist Church
Kay McCabe
P. I. Department
Julian Wolff
Barbara Brown
Lillian Brady
R. A. Warnock
Irvin Blanchard
Isabella Wakeman
Marion Damon
Rudolph
St. Mark’s Society
Home Bureau
Defreestville Home Bureau
Alfred Wilbur
Williams’ Road
Raymond Warner
Triangle Club
Pownal
Frank Leonard
Lawrence
Wayne Bennett
Albany
F. Raymond Clee
First
Old Bergen Reformed Church
Jersey City
Jersey
Clee
Presbyterian Church of the Good Shepherd
Clement J. Handron
Catholic Women's Service League
Hendrick Hudson
Henry J. Hughes
Charles J. Ranney
James A. Elkenburgh
E. P. Riegert
Edward P. Riegert
Congreas Street
Quantico
Marine Corps Reserve
Marine Corps
Tolent
Riegert
Siena College
Loudonville
New Leatherneck
la Salle Institute
Julia
Marlene Dietrich
Randolph Scott
John Wayne
Pittsburgh
Robert Young
Allan Lapd
Lucky Jordan
Robert Donat
MR. Pitt
Nonigut
Reece Sps
Journey Into Fear
Otte Kuper
A. Coed
Ann Sothern
Melvyn Douglas
Alee
Jake Leder
Ruth Ford
SS Ea
Casin
Isle of Wight
Vectis
Proctor
Harry James and His Orchestra
Walt Disney
Donald Duck
Lins
Thea Wed
Brirol Flynn
Fawn Sheridan Sanbeale
Ghursday
Ares
Laurel Hardy
Rus
Leopard Man
Dennis O'Keefe
Margo
Tohiti
Brrhive
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