Churchill S speech boosts resolve as war news signals Axis setbacks
The report links Winston Churchill's optimism with recent war events. It notes a Royal Air Force claim that the cruiser Prinz Eugen and the ships Scharnhorst and Gneisenau were bombed in Brest, suggesting diminished Atlantic threat. Churchill praises May as strong for Britain in the Atlantic and warns against peace talks, underscoring the nation’s need for continued, hard warfare.
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Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for June
Treasury status shows June receipts of 55.89 million dollars and expenditures of 77.09 million. Gross debt stands at 48.496 billion, with a daily increase of 19.45 million.
NBC Breaks Network to Air Army Navy Test Program
New York June 11 NBC temporarily interrupted regular network broadcasting to relay a 15 minute off the air discussion on the Army and Navy chiefs. The test, proposed by Abe Errich on NBC, aimed to show how the network could serve in emergencies for government use across its 325 stations. A note questions if the eel is transparent and mentions a young eel’s see through body.
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Tomato growers told to start disease prevention early
Virginia tomato growers part of a government drive should start plant health measures now. Extension advice from Virginia Tech warns damp off from fungi in soil, recommends dry conditions, careful watering, row cultivation, and copper oxide sprays to protect seed beds and young plants.
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Flags of the United States booklet offered for twenty cents
The Evening Star informs readers of a new FLAGS OF THE UNITED STATES booklet from the Bureau. It covers the history of the national flag and state flags with true color illustrations. The publisher urges every American to own a copy and requests ten cents in coin as payment plus mailing.
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