Red Nazi War Near: DeWitt MacKenzie on Balkan Stakes
The analysis argues Stalin’s moves threaten German interests in the Balkans and could push Hitler toward faster action against Britain. It notes Russia’s Balkan invasion, control of the Danube area, and the potential impact on Anglo-German strategy including possible terms with Churchill.
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Balkans
Stalin
Hitler
England
Germany
Reich
Russia
Balkan
Moscow
Britain
West
British Isles
Churchill
Bessarabia
Bucovina
Balkan Peninsula
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Mediterranean
Prut
Danube
Black Sea
Making Surgical Dressings Here War Relief Program Opens
The Red Cross war relief program begins with a surgical dressings project in the county courthouse fifth floor. Instructor Mrs Mary H Brady leads a team including Mrs H H Larson Mrs J G Hood Mrs M T ONeill Mrs E C Right Mrs W P Reed Mrs Kate Morri son and Mrs H T Collman with many other volunteers helping as material has arrived and need for workers is stated.
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Mary H. Brady
H H. Larson
J. G. Hood
M. T. O'Neill
E. C. Right
W. P. Reed
Kate Morrison
H. T. Collman
P. L. Reppert
Kay Reppert
T. R. Cross
J. C. Reed
Rezoning Pleas To Be Heard Tonight
Two public hearings on rezonings from dwelling to commercial will be held tonight by the city commission. The sites are 108 North Fast Eighth Avenue and 4201-11 Bushland, a triangular plot also known as 800-10 Western. Afterward the commission will meet for routine business with Commissioner Joe Jenkins presiding in Mayor Ross Rogers absence.
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City Commission
Eighth Avenue
Joe Jenkins
Ross Rogers
Heavy Last Minute Tax Payments Reported at City Hall
Tax officials described last minute payments as heavy with Monday midnight deadline for half taxes and large mail receipts this morning. Mrs Maud McClung noted payments near or beyond the average as city workers counted funds. In New York Chase National Bank reported mid year deposits rising to 3,190,823,000 from 3,000,769,000 at March end and 2,696,486,000 a year ago.
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New York
Chase National Bank of
War- Continued From Page One Secret Session Mentioned
The article notes that a secret session could be held if the members desired it, indicating ongoing deliberations in a wartime context and possible undisclosed discussions among officials.
Royal routine upsets Elizabeth public life during wartime
Royal routine disrupted as Princess Elizabeth and sister Margaret Rose stay away from Buckingham Palace amid air raid hazards. Elizabeth concentrates on geography while Queen Elizabeth visits hospitals and service units. Queen Mary remains in the country. Cairo reports an Italian blunder on the Abyssinian Kenya border with Italians firing on their own troops near Moyale.
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London
Elizabeth
Britain
Margaret Rose
Palace
England
Buckingham Palace
Queen Mary
Queen Elizabeth
Cairo
Moyale
Kenya
Fascisti
Submarine campaign sinks British merchant ships
An intensified German U boat campaign amid France’s collapse has caused heavy losses to Britain’s merchant fleet. A London report cites 186 837 tons sunk in the three weeks from June 2 to June 23 as escort ships withdrew covering Allied troops from Brest to St Jean de Luz. Italian submarines may be aiding Germany.
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Associated Press
France
Britain
London
Brest
St. Jean de Luz
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad
An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for bladder and nerve pains. It claims quick relief in days, markets the oil product as original and genuine, and warns against substitutes with a 35 cent price.
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Haarlem
Ted Thia
Britain’s WWI Submarine Era Sinks 970 977 Tons Losses
During April 1917 Britain faced severe submarine warfare as 196 ships totaling 600 000 tons were lost with food stocks dwindling to six weeks. Through May 26 British losses reached 784 140 tons, then a one week pause, and by June 23 total mercantile losses rose toward 971 000 tons. German losses by June 4 were about 830 000 tons with 30 446 tons sunk in embarkation operations off France.
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Germany
Britain
Western business men begin thirty day army course at Camp Ord
Three hundred western business and professional men started a thirty day military training course at Camp Ord in Monterey California. They paid 42 50 each plus transportation costs and will receive a certificate of attendance.
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Monterey
Calif
Camp Ord
British and German War Updates From Europe and Lisbon
Madrid reports the Duke and Duchess of Windsor left for Lisbon on July 2 after arriving June 22. New York cites a radio claim that the French Foreign Legion may disband under armistice terms and some veterans could join De Gaulle’s Free French. Berlin boasts the France campaign as a great victory with 156,492 German casualties and over 1.9 million French captives listed in a lengthy summary.
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Madrid
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Lisbon
Portugal
New York
British Broadcasting Corporation Overseas Service
National Broadcasting Company
French Foreign Legion
Norway
England
Charles de Gaulle
Berlin
France
Nazi Bombers Avoid Ireland in British Invasion Plans
A United Press analysis argues Germany avoids Ireland to prevent uniting Irish sentiment against Britain. It details strategic hurdles for a Treland invasion, including navy limits, distance from Brest, and the risk of alerting Irish defenses, with emphasis on an eastern England and London target.
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United Press
Ireland
British Isles
Hitler
Irish Free State
England
Germany
Great Britain
Liverpool
Bristol
Irish Sea
English
London
Britain
Navy training and fleet size forecast for world powers
Navy experts say the United States has the world’s largest navy and, with current orders, would match any emerging force. They include Britain, Japan, and potential coalitions of Germany Italy and France in their assessment.
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United States
Britain
Japan
Hidden past triggers hush voices between Sue and Bob
In a tense exchange Sue hides her tears as Bob confronts a difficult family situation. He claims insight into her troubles and questions what Patsy did, suggesting a troubling incident at home forced Sue to retreat.
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Patsy
Bob
Sue
Not enough to marry me says Sue after long waiting
Pats has pressed Allen to choose between wife and sister provoking a clash. Sue escapes with Maggie as Bob questions marriage, wooing along a boulevard toward Lovers Lane. Sue admits strong feelings but hints they are not yet enough to wed.
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Allen
Patsy
Bob
Maggie
Eugene Field
Sue
Bob Dear
Night of indecision tests hearts in home scene
A tense exchange unfolds as a woman hesitates to commit to a future with Bob. She feels homeless and torn between impulses and circumstances, fearing loss of Bob and a forced choice. He tempers pressure with care and suggests they delay a final decision until she heals.
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Bob
Patsy
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