France Nearing Final Break With Britain
Churchill disclosed Britain had seized French vessels in British ports after the Petain government broke its assurances. He described a ten minute Oran action that sank or damaged several ships and said the French fleet would be demilitarized or returned as possible, with the Dunkerque left as the only major vessel possibly remaining.
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Naval Base Hit In Bomb Raid At Portland Harbor
London reports Twenty or more German bombing planes attacked Britain's Portland naval base in broad daylight. They destroyed a naval auxiliary vessel a tug and a lighter with undetermined casualties. Two attackers may have been shot down. Other raids caused minor damage along the coasts while incendiaries hit a southeast town.
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Panhandle Fourth of July Celebrations Highlight Region
The Panhandle enjoys a varied Fourth program with rodeos pageants lakes and dances across Amarillo Claren don Canadian Elida Hale Center Clayton Tule Lake Wolf Creek Buffalo Lake Palo Duro Canyon and other spots. Readers are invited to turn to page 15 for full details and schedules.
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Axis System New Mode For Scared Romanians
The regime under Ion Gigurtu in Bucharest declares a foreign policy aligned with the Rome Berlin Axis, signaling a pro German, anti Semitic turn. King Carol reshapes government, includes Iron Guard and Goga members, and orders British oil men to leave Romania within 24 hours, amid rising anti Jewish violence and Soviet frontier pressures.
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U S Decision On Japs Nears
Washington weighs a pivotal policy choice as Japan presses in Asia and U S leaders consider adapting to new realities in the Far East. Britain’s sea power and German success in Europe loom large as Washington analyzes future naval options and potential U S fleet withdrawal.
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Plains Boosters to Rally for Governor Thompson
Plains Boosters from Amarillo and northwest Texas depart by air train bus and car to attend the statewide Thompson for Governor rally in Waco. Thousands are forming caravans from Lubbock Borger Dalhart Pampa and Plainview with banners drum corps and a large XIT band convoy. Thompson will speak at night in what is billed as Texas’ largest gubernatorial rally with fireworks planned.
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Weather forecast for West Texas and eastern New Mexico
The forecast calls for high scattered clouds with mild to moderate thundershowers across West Texas and eastern New Mexico. Amarillo may see warmer conditions with yesterday’s high of 82 and low of 54 degrees.
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Third Term Race Held Likely With Hull as Running Mate
Reports on July 4 say President Roosevelt will seek a third term with Secretary of State Hull as his running mate. Wheeler supporters in Chicago push a convention campaign despite doubt, while Garner and Farley linger with nominal nomination prospects.
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Willkie praise echoes through wartime industry in East
Coca Cola plant operator Tom Wingate reports strong Willkie support among East Coast business and labor groups amid fears of fifth column sabotage. He notes guarded factory access, female labor shifts, and a shift from invasion panic to sabotage concerns as workers recount Willkie backing and a resurgent business climate.
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Death Strike at New York World’s Fair Kill Two
Panic-stricken crowds at the New York World’s Fair witnessed a bomb hidden in a portable radio explode behind the Polish pavilion. Two policemen were killed, several others wounded, as Lieut. John McLaughlin and Commissioner John Sullivan escaped injury. Victims identified include James J. Lynch of the Bronx and Ferdinand Socha of Brooklyn.
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Three Bundsmen Jailed in Raid
Augustus Klapprott, president of the New Jersey German-American Bund, and two Bund officials were arrested at Camp Nordland for violating a state ban on meetings that promote hatred. They faced $1,000 bail each, with bond denied and jail transfer, as bail funds were raised. The case, argued by Wilbur V. Keegan, awaits Common Pleas Judge Losey.
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Skippy Goes by Himself To Refuge From Fireworks
In Columbus Ohio on July 4 a small dog named Skippy, disturbed by popping firecrackers, headed alone to a pet hospital three miles from home to seek peace and quiet. The owner had previously taken him there for similar safety during the holiday skies.
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