Senators Vote 50 Millions For Red Cross Aid
The senate unanimously approved a 50 million dollar appropriation for Red Cross relief for homeless civilians in allied lands. Debate centered on preventing direct transfer of U S military equipment to Britain and France while relief shipments to ally nations were authorized under farm surplus provisions.
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Capital Watches Attitude of Japan
Washington reports renewed Japanese raids and a harder stance from Tokyo. Secretary Hull condemned bombing as observers noted Japan’s increasingly forceful attitude, while damage was reported to a Methodist mission complex and a hut without casualties.
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Hamilton calls third term danger to democracy
June coverage from Washington notes Republican John Hamilton arguing a third term endangers democratic institutions. The piece outlines the convention timetable with key events from June 24 to 27 including Stassen keynote, Hoover address, platform report, and nominating speeches.
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Infant found strangled in crib in Huntington home
Four month old Ronald Easthom was found strangled in his crib in Huntington on June 13. Coroner P. Schuller branded the death an accident, saying the child likely pulled a rubber sheet over his head while asleep at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Easthom.
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Britain pledges continued aid as France battles for freedom
London reports a British government message to the French republic affirming full support and unified resolve in the war against Nazi aggression. The note vows continued aid in France, on the island, at sea and in the air, and frames the alliance as an indissoluble union of two peoples confronting a global threat.
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Germans Move to Demand Paris Surrender Amid Threats
German radio reports warn Paris to surrender or face devastation as French defense of the capital appears unlikely. U.S. diplomat Bullitt relays a message from Paris, while Dienst aus Deutschland casts the fate of Paris on French leadership and defense. If Paris is defended, Germans note the city’s long history of being threatened and attacked.
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West Virginia coal men meet at state institute
West Virginia coal operators gather at the West Virginian hotel for a two day meeting of the Coal Mining Institute. T E Johnson of Hutchinson Coal Co Fairmont will open with a paper on price regulation. Delegates expected to register as the American Metallurgical Engineers society and others participate.
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House Approves Deportation Measure for Bridges
The U S House advances a bill directing the attorney general to deport Harry Bridges, the West Coast maritime leader, to Australia. Debate centers on mandatory deportation with hearings, critics call Bridges a fifth columnist and moral degenerate.
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Anniversary of Flag Day Observed
Today the United States observes Flag Day with patriotic societies and associations urging display of the flag on private grounds such as schoolhouses and churches. The observance dates back to the original date and emphasizes national unity and pride.
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Finland to Pay Semiannual War Debt Installment
Finland plans to remit the $159,398 semiannual war debt installment as usual to maintain a flawless payment record. Congress debates proposals to recall funds for reconstruction and the week’s installment is due. Total war debt bills amount to $223,889,505, with Hungary expected to contribute among other nations.
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U S Battleship North Carolina Launched in New York
In New York on June 13 crowds cheered as the U S Navy battleship North Carolina slid down the launching ways into the East River. Officials including Governor Clyde R Hoey and the Navy secretary hailed it as a symbol of intensified defense amid wartime Europe.
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Britain Rushes Air Power to Aid France in War Push
London reports Britain hastening air power and troops to support France as Nazi forces threaten Paris. With limited manpower and equipment, British forces are already moving to France while civilians may be cleared from danger zones and church bells sound warnings of possible paratrooper action. The government emphasizes home defense remains with the Home Guard.
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Turks Sign Trade Pact With Nazis
Ankara reports a trade accord signed with Germany as tensions grow in the Mediterranean. The pact covers exchange of Turkish and German goods up to 21 million Turkish pounds. Diplomats monitor implications for alliances and potential shifts in regional power dynamics.
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French Vow To Continue Fight To Bitter End
The German army is inside the gates of Paris, according to ambassador William C Bullitt. Paris remained quiet as he informed the State Department of the development and relayed word via Anthony J Drexel Biddle, the U S envoy to the Polish government at Tours. No further details were provided.
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French Premier Reynaud appeals for Allied aid as Paris falls
Reynaud in a radio appeal to France and democracies pleads for air power and legal aid from the United States to crush Nazi power. Britain vows utmost aid while Hitler reports a German victory and a blockade breach. Paris is declared an open city as German forces advance on multiple fronts.
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Italy engages in air and sea actions across six zones
Rome reports Italy fighting in half a dozen areas with air and sea forces. A Cairo dispatch notes British skirmish action near the Egyptian Libyan border with 62 Italian casualties. Italian air raids hit two French naval bases at Malta was targeted and the government lists 14 dead and 39 wounded from air attacks in Turin and 10 dead in another city.
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