Sell Offs Drag Market Gains In Upset Week
Wall Street faced a late sell off erasing earlier gains as war news and economic shifts kept sentiment in flux. U S Steel, Bethlehem, Montgomery Ward and others retreated from intraday highs while food prices rose and retail sales showed uneven recovery amid rainy weather.
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New York
Special News Service
Wall Street
Middle East
Africa
Russia
Roosevelt
United States
Germany
Stimson Warns Against Independent Air Force Plan
In letters to Senate and House leaders, Henry L. Stimson argues against a separate air force or aviation department. He says no single supreme war staff exists to oversee Army, Navy, and air forces and urges cooperation over centralized control.
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Senate
House Military Affairs
Congress
Air Force
Department of Aviation
United States
Ent
War
Navy
Turkey Agrees to Negotiate Large Scale Commercial Pact
Ankara reports confirm Turkey and Germany will negotiate a major trade pact to supplement the German Turkish friendship treaty. Informants say talks proceed in Ankara and Berlin amid broader German military buildup on the Russian frontier and in Norway.
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Ankara
Turkey
Sukru Saracoglu
Germany
Saracoglu
Berlin
Strikes threaten curbs on wage raises at major plants
Strikes and labor conflicts ripple through industries as unions press for higher wages. Local 68 blocks international action while 1,500 Curtis-Wright construction workers in Columbus face possible stoppage. About 5,000 Chrysler workers idle after a sit down. sugar refinery labor seeks 17 cent wage rise affecting 1,900 employees. Arbitration settles E W Bliss CIO dispute over minimum rates pending public contract details.
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Harry Hook
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Columbus
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Arthur Bennett
National
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Philadelphia
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E. W. Bliss Company
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Mediation Board
Military reorganization debated during national emergency
The discussion centers on a proposed major government reorganization amid a national emergency. Stimson argues against divorcing Army air corps functions to other branches, warning it would create confusion and waste time.
Weather Summary Phoenix and Nationwide Rain Alb noted
Fair weather dominated in Phoenix with lighter scattered showers in the southeast mountains. The U S weather bureau reported heavy rains in Minnesota and Georgia while temperatures remained high across the region.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Minnesota
Georgia
Arizona
Mountain Southeast
Russia Faces Harder Subjection Than Poland Says Leader
A foreign informant in London argues Nazi aims at Russia are harsher than Poland and would strip Russia of oil, industry, and agriculture. He cites fears of an internal revolt if Russians seem to become Germany’s slaves and notes Berlin Moscow ties remain fragile. The piece also mentions a Kremlin faction opposing appeasement and British bets on a German Russian rapprochement ahead of a potential strike on Britain.
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Poland
Hitler
Russia
Joseph Stalin
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United States
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Red Army
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Rainier
Charles Rainier
Axis and Soviet Clash Forecast If Russia Concedes
A Turkish report cites a German Axis military attache predicting a fighting showdown with Soviet Russia in days not weeks unless Russia makes drastic concessions. Soviet sources deny such demands and say the Red Army moves to strengthen central defenses from Kiev to Minsk, with six German divisions near Petsamo in Finland. Axis satellites Romania Hungary and Slovakia mobilize reservists amid blackout precautions.
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Turkey
Germany
Russia
Red Army
Finland
Rumania
Hungary
Slovakia
Kiev
Ukraine
Minsk
Petsamo
Submarine O-9 salvage plan hinges on two divers
Two Navy divers Neil Sheehan and George Crocker will descend using helium helmets to assess salvage viability. Officials said contact with the O-9 was made but life signs were absent, and the vessel’s hull depth would crush it beyond 400 feet, making a lift unlikely.
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Neil Sheehan
George Crocker
Admiral Edwards
Knox
John D. Wainright
Falcon
Admiral Wainright
Navy Yard
Edwards
New London
Conn
Squalus
New England
Washington
President Roosevelt
Navy Department
Federal funds released for Arizona employment program
The federal security board in Washington released 12 092 for Arizona's employment security program from June 16 to 30, pending compliance with the Social Security Act. Oscar M. Powell said continued funds depend on a plan conforming to board rules and legislative action to resolve conflicting state law. The release rests on Arizona employing a full time state employment service director, a requirement at odds with the state's consolidation of the director roles. Donaldson cites Irvine's affidavit and a letter claiming the office was needed for the legal division and to vacate immediately.
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Washington
Oscar M. Powell
Social Security
Arizona Commission
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Arizona
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Donaldson
Irvine
Woman Sues Anderson For Note Payment
Mrs Leona G Owen filed suit in Pima County Superior Court seeking 2500 on a promissory note from Omer K Anderson. She alleges he refused payment after signing the note under threat of harm during a June 11 incident in which he reportedly was shot in the yard.
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Leona G. Owen
Omer K. Anderson
Anderson
East Copper Street
Owen
North
Fremont Avenue
Survey targets two major airport programs in 1942 plan
The survey outlines two main airport programs: one totaling 33.5 million dollars plus 42 million in WPA work for 250 airports, and a 61.47775 million dollar package to begin improvement on 149 more airports. Connolly expects survey completion in about 30 days and stresses federal funds only cover landing-area improvements while local entities provide land and maintenance. Several Arizona sites are listed for survey including Douglas Gila Bend Prescott Safford Willcox.
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Arizona
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Gila Bend
Prescott
Safford
Willcox
Finland Orders General Mobilization Amid War Threat
Finland has begun calling up thousands of men by notice and issued a general mobilization due to precarious position in a Russo German conflict. There is no darkness for troop movements. in southern Finland light nights run from June to mid July and in northern Finland until end August, allowing bombers to target trains day and night.
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Random Harvest 4 Assignment Unfolds on Armistice Day Train
On Armistice Day 1937 two strangers aboard a speeding Midland train discuss memory and shell shock. The veteran Charlies Rainier reveals amnesia after Arras 1917 and a life as MP and businessman. Harrison becomes his secretary as secrets and social pretenses rise before a meeting at Cambridge.
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London
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Cambridge University
Rainier
Arras
Liverpool
Stourton
Kenmore
Miss Hobbs
Rainier Steel Works
Secretarial tale at Rainier estate unfolds turmoil
A new secretary recalls the Rainier marriage and Charles Rainier's restlessness. Elsie reveals a long estranged dynamic, Charles's lack of happiness, and a house filled with art and guests. Rainier tests the new secretary's loyalty as he returns from Lancashire and questions her acceptance of past tolerances.
Officials weigh options for protecting American ships
Analysts debate how to enforce a strong American protest while keeping Axis leaders guessing. Navy patrols could patrol waters around U S ships and deter German submarines. Arming merchant ships is viewed skeptically as raiders grow more capable since World War II. The President's message might justify decisive action if Germany rejects the protest, though reparations are unlikely.
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Germany
U. S
Reich
British column advances into Syria near Mosul pipeline
A British force moves east toward the terminus of the Mosul oil field pipeline in Syria, about 140 miles from Tripoli. The report says the precise depth inside Syria had not been specified.
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Tripoli
Mosul
Syria
French push toward Palestine sparks encirclement fear
London dispatch reports French forces marching south across Syria toward Khirbe near Palestine border. British officials say British troops block exits on a three-quarter circle, risking encirclement. Farther south the conflict includes counterattacks near Jebel el Kelb and fierce house to house fighting in Edieda in the Merdjayoun district south of Damascus.
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Syria
Khirbe
British Palestine
Reuters
Jerusalem
Palestine
Jebel el Kelb
Edieda
Merdjayoun
Damascus
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE CLUES AND ANSWERS SET
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