Forces to Enforce Coal Pact Remain Hazy Under New Law
The new anti strike law gives the War Labor Board powers to subpoena but stops short of binding John L. Lewis to sign a contract with operators. The WLB will rely on Presidential authority to enforce orders, while the coal dispute seems out of the board’s hands. War Mobilization Director Byrnes urged Lewis to comply as the act prompts wide legal questions for the WLB and NLRB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
WLB
Lewis
James F. Byrnes
War Labor Board
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Devastation Mounts in Ruhr as Bombers Hit German Valley
London dispatch reports a heavy British bombing raid on Bochum and Gelsenkirchen in the Ruhr, with observers saying the industrial region nears neutralization. About 30,000 tons of bombs have fallen in 3 1/2 months, and more than 500 bombers lost with 3,000 men killed or captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Heinzerling
London
German Ruhr
Bochum
Gelsenkirchen
Ruhr
RAF
United States
Germany
Axis Invasion Anxiety Returns To Balkans
Axis invasion anxiety shifts to the Balkans after Allied air raids on Salo nika Greece and reports of British forces poised in Syria. German and London observers weigh possible Balkan, Mediterranean island, and Norway invasion scenarios with Italy and Brenner Pass guard measures noted.
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Associated Press
Italy
Agin
Balkans
Salonika
Greece
Eighth Army
Syria
Vichy
Reuters
Balkan
London
Mediterranean
Berlin
Norway
Trondheim
Brenner Pass
Messina Hit by Largest Flying Fortress Raid in Mediterannean
Allied reports describe Messina in eastern Sicily as the site of the Mediterranean war’s largest Flying Fortress raid to date. fires burned in the harbor and railway station while Sardinia underwent a heavy attack on Olbia.
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North Africa
Messina
Straits City
Sicily
Sardinia
RAF
Wellington
Olbia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Messi
Rome
Associated Press
Reggio Galabria
San Nicandro
Vizzini
Catania
East Faces Fresh Shortage of Motor Fuel on Coast
Washington reports a new gasoline crisis for the eastern states with possible July cuts to passenger car rations. Talks revived about suspending A cards and an Office of Price Administration decision on a temporary halt. Officials note June allotments rose 2000 barrels but seasonal demand from farming, hauling, and logging could offset the gain.
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Washington
Price
Lotrment
OPA
Confusion Over Enforcing the New Labor Strike Law
Washington reports a political shock as Congress passes the anti strike act reversing Roosevelt. Coal miners strike again with 250000 workers not returning to work and 20000 more joining new walkouts. Roosevelt vetoes the law delaying enforcement as officials scramble to outline application.
Arrests Rise in Draft Evader Sweep Across Cities
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover announced 779 arrests nationwide under the Selective Service Act in a six week report. The largest total 161 arrests occurred in New York City with many others in Chicago Cleveland San Francisco and Los Angeles among major counts.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
New York City
Hoover
Chicago
Cleveland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Little Rock
Ark
Charlotte
N. C
Detroit
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Seattle
Buffalo
St. Louis
Boston
Newark
Miami
Iron Fence Once Stood At Home Of Gov Holliday
The wrought iron fence once fenced Gov. Holliday’s grounds and the Holliday home site later became a Pure Oil station. Built after 1865, it was likely from Snapp Foundry. Howard Shockey & Son erected it. Mr. Shockey Sr says the fence came from Snapp Foundry. H Delmar Robinson recalls it used at the Holliday residence until 1935 when the house was razed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Holliday
Pure Oil
Howard Shockey & Son
Holliday
C. L. Robinson
Shockey
War Outputs Hit By Mine Strike
Pittsburgh reports six day coal mining strike affecting 250000 workers out of 521000. Steel mills face fuel shortage with 14 of 37 blast furnaces down in the area. Republic and Pittsburgh Coal Company mines affected. about 1000 workers idle as pickets deter miners at Harmarville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corporation
Republic Corporation
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Library
Wypany
Indianola
Republic Steel Corporation
Harmarville
Wedding Guests Relax as Sam and Steeds Plan
Report notes guests at the Shryock Shakes event will face no worries due to a borrowed chassis car for seating. The arrangement mimics old trolley cars with seats along the ends. Sam aims to avoid jitters and restless horses during the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritter
Sam
Sugar Ration Details For Winchester Canning Effort
The notice outlines sugar allotments for canning on Winchester registrations. Individuals receive 15 pounds on special ration coupons and 10 pounds on stamps, totaling 25 pounds per person. Supervisors praise orderly processing as clerks copy serial numbers five times for accuracy.
Fruit Growers Gather for June 30 Meeting at Winchester
Walker McC. Bond president of the Frederick County Fruit Growers Association said a very important meeting of the growers will be held on Wednesday night June 30 at 8 15 oclock at the county courthouse in Winchester. A H Extension Horticulturist of VPI will discuss the farm program and the work of various committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker McC. Bond
Frederick County Fruit Growers Association
Winchester
Society
A. H. Extension Horticulturalist
VPI
Russians Break Into Finnish Troops Trench Lines
London reports Soviet and German communiques on action along the eastern front. Russian forces broke into Finnish trenches on the Karelian front, wiping out about a company in bayonet and grenade fighting, with several fortifications blown and ammunition dumps destroyed. Calls for other actions across Sevsk, Orel, Donets, and western fronts accompany terse losses and counterattacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow
Sevsk
Berlin
Associated Press
Orel
Donets
Balakleva
Kalinin
Nation Wide Hunt For Auto Thief
Washington June 26 The FBI chief announced a nation wide hunt for Ralph Livingston Baldwin 43 in connection with an automobile theft ring that stole cars in California Michigan Ohio Pennsylvania Kentucky Virginia Tennessee and the Carolinas Four alleged members have been arrested on charges of violating the national motor vehicle theft act and Enoch W Wilson is sought continuing on page 2 column 2
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Washington
Hoo
Ralph Livingston Baldwin
Hoover
California
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Virginia
Tennessee
North
South Carolina
FBI
Enoch W. Wilson
Heat and Drought Climb in Frederick County
Heat holds at unseasonably high levels with 95 degrees recorded after 2 pm and forecasts offering little relief for the weekend. Drought tightens in Cross Junction-Whitacre, with pastures burned and tomato and corn growth stunted after three weeks without rain as farmers hope for rain to resume growth. Local highs in Winchester over the past ten days include 93 on June 11 and 96 on the 35th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitacre
Cross Junction
Frederick County
Winchester
Soviets Accuse German Troops Of Mass Murder
Moscow reports a Russian inquiry commission accuses German troops of mass poisonings executions and torture in Kursk and Kharkov before the spring offensive. The 2000 word report cites eye witness stories including a Sapo govo psychiatric hospital poisoning and eight pits with 248 victims in Kupyansk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
A& Russian Inquiry Commission
Kursk
Kharkov
Red Army
Tass
Commission
Sapogovo
Kupyansk
Goebbles Lashes Out At American Bombing Pilots
London reported remarks by Dr. Paul J Goebbels propagandist accusing American bombers of destroying European art and culture. He denounced Allied raids as cultural vandalism and warned of further consequences from air attacks on European institutions and schools.
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Goebbles
London
Paul J Goebels
Germany
Chicago
San Francisco
A.tion
Sub Attacked by Axis U-boat Near De Janeiro
A U-boat attacked a submarine or vessel near the northeast of De Janeiro in the Atlantic region. The incident occurred in the Atlantic theater with Axis involvement and potential damages reported.
Trustee's sale notice sighting on page
Brief mention of a trustee's sale of a lot appears on page and refers readers to a specific page for full details about the property, action, and deadlines. The fragment indicates a legal notice context without readable names or exact dates.
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