Paris bombed as Dunkerque ends massive Allied evacuation
Paris suffered heavy air raids with fires burning as German bombers hit Le Havre and the capital after Dunkerque's evacuation of over 335,000 Allied troops. French and British losses included destroyers and minor warships, while Allied forces destroyed supplies at Dunkerque to render the port unusable.
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Paris
Admiralty
Dunkerque
Channel
le Havre
Aisne-Somme
France
United States
Italy
le Temps
America
le Temp
Paul Reynaud
French Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Berlin
Germany
Air Ministry
London
Commissioners' Proceedings June 3 1940
The county board met with W H Halls Theo T Olson Thos Anderson and clerk E R Patterson. Minutes approved. Claims examined and warrants issued covering General Fund and Poor Fund items including salaries, rent, supplies, mileage, and various services for county offices and departments. Adjourned to June 4.
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W. H. Halls
Theo T. Olson
Thos. Anderson
E. R. Patterson
General Fund
E.R. Patterson
Toecovacy
Paul Snyder
Dean Lowry
O. Hathaway
Helen Heem
Dick Armstrong
Coupe
E. H. Amick
Ralph C. Jarrett
Walter H. Osborne
Shel cc
Cessenseeseseseeerenee
E. O. Overland
E. H. Ellingson
Margaret Deegan
Jerome Williams Printing and Supplies
Eee
YSON
Cessseee
Ij. D. Holly J. P
J. D. Holly Coroner
L. L. Buchanan
Cess Clarence Erickson
Bieber Feed & Grain Co
Fortizer Ooo
Inez K. Tronrud
Harold F. Boe
the Cooperative League Books, Co
Home Telephone Co
Phone Ang Com Co
Montana Ewes Co
ANG Neat
Manin Inc
Jerome Williams
J. F. Clark
C. F. Ullman
Industrial Accident Board
Frank Boyd
John Feeley
A. J. VanPatten
Roger Moschelle Same
G. A. Leasby Same
Mary F. McVey Same
E. Darling Same
Mary E. Willard Same
Anak O. Hathaway
C. W. Wallace
Citizens Bank
C. E. Busse
John Goosey
Hilda Coster
Usc
Board of Eeewed Bacteid Byerz Teesthsdense
Jarrett
W. Kauffman
Dee Kellogg
State Fe
Gen. CoOk
An .c
Parker Jones
Lee Blackwell
Come- Got
G. M. Bruffey
Joe Weamer
Leonard J
W. Briley
Nation Honors Dead Amid Europe War Threats Across U S
Memorial Day observances honor fallen service members at Arlington Gettysburg and Philadelphia as Paul V. McNutt warns totalitarian aggression threatens democracy. Governor James speaks of defense and a future America as a liberty rock. Veterans and ambassadors attend wreaths and services worldwide.
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Europe
America
Arlington National Cemetery
Potomac
Washington
Paul V. McNutt
McNutt
Germany
United States
North Atlantic
Caribbean
Gettysburg
National Cemetery
Abraham Lincoln
Arthur H. James
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Horace B. Smith
Arlington
John M. Kline
Grand Army of the Republic
Julius F. Howell
Bristol
United Confederate Veterans
Frederick James McWade
Holmesburg
Philadelphia
James
Carbondale
Ill
Julia Amon
John A. Logan
London
Joseph B. Kennedy
Congress Weighs Monroe Doctrine to Guard Western Hemisphere
Congress debates strengthening the Monroe doctrine with administration backing to deter a possible German claim to Western Hemisphere territories. The plan includes immediate consultation with American republics if transfers seem likely and notes other defense measures under way such as expanding aircraft engines and Navy force.
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Washington
Germany
Pittman
Nevada
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bloom
New York
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
Hull
United States
Hemisphere
United States Navy
Senate
House
Naval Air Force
Senator Connally
Texas
Sugges
Gibson community stylish stitchers organize club
The Gibson area formed two 4-H style clubs this month. On June 2 at John Viets home the Stylish Stitchers club elected Betty Viets president and Mrs. John Viets leader with Betty Knapp as secretary treasurer. A meeting is set for June 5 at Mrs. Knapp's home. The Ace High 4-H club organized May 24 at Howard Forsythe home with Kenneth Rook as president and Raymond Esp as secretary treasurer.
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Gibson Community
Howard Forsythe
Howard
Hart Forsythe
Kenneth Rook
Jimmy Esp
John Duffey
Raymond Esp
Pittman Speech Defends Constitution and Rights
Senator Pittman declares the nation will not send soldiers to the current war. He emphasizes the president and Congress do not intend such action. He pledges to uphold the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, including free speech and worship, and to sacrifice to protect these freedoms.
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Congress
Church Services and Parochial School Schedule
Big Timber Lutheran services Sunday June 9 at 11 a.m. in Big Timber and 2 p.m. in Melville. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Last session of the school year. Parochial school starts Monday June 10 in Parish hall with Mrs. E J Husebye as teacher. All children invited.
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BIG Timber Lutheran
Axel Anderson
Big Timber
Melville
E. J. Husebye
Evangelical Church Announces Summer Events and Programs
Rev. Claire L. Harris leads Sunday School at 10 a m with a Children’s Day program at 11. Missions offering, Evangelical League at 7 15 p m, and Evening service at 8. Ladies Aid and Brotherhood work day with picnic lunch on June 12. Vacation Church school June 17 21 and Summer assembly at Luccock park June 24 30 in Livingston.
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Evangelical Church
Claire L. Harris
Evangelical League
Ladies Aid and Brotherhood
Luccock Park
Livingston
St. Joseph's Catholic Mass Schedule Change
Fr Schuh announces Mass times at St. Joseph's Catholic Church on second Sundays at 9 30 a m and fourth Sundays at 11 a m Each month residents are advised to attend these specified services.
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ST. Joseph’s
Fr. Schuh
St. Mark's Episcopal Service Notice
Rev. W. Roy Bennett, pastor, will lead Holy Communion at 11. A brief worship service follows. Local parish members and visitors are welcome to attend.
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ST. Mark’s
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Johanna P. Holton
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Wise McLane Sore abiaiiSdity
Welcome Shields
J. S. Solberg Co
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James T. Broughton
John Coughlin Same
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H. Webster
J. S. Selberg CO
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C. A. Bishop
Frances Price
Montana Power Co. Heat
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ADC
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