Peace price at Munich overshadowed by war talk
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph reports amid scattered war news that Churchill vows Britain will fight on and Axis leaders withhold terms. In Washington, Roosevelt unveils plans for universal military service while debates over aiding Allies intensify. The draft aims to mobilize youth for fighting and essential national service.
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Roosevelts universal military plan hints at congress action
Roosevelt signaled possible addressing Congress on universal military training though plan details remained uncertain. He described mobilization options including training, factories, and resource conservation with a proposed 175 million dollar appropriation to supplement or replace larger expansions.
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German Troops On Move In East Prussia
Reuters reports German troop movements were underway in East Prussia. The dispatch notes Soviet authorities in Kaunas and claims Russia has entered Lithuania Latvia and Estonia, with about 500000 Russians in the three Baltic states amid alleged military pacts and tensions in the region.
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Paris Newsman Recalls German Entry into Paris
Paris diary reports that correspondents learned June 10 the German army would reach Paris by June 15. General von Briesen referenced, tomb of the Unknown Soldier visited, and nationalist papers Le Matin and Le Journal des Debates noted the city’s mood as occupation loomed amid dwindling population.
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British Troops Begin Long Trek Home From France
British Expeditionary Force moves toward the coast under heavy strain as French civilians watch in resigned silence. Prime Minister Dill and General Staff discuss the retreat progress amid a grim mood and widespread destruction in the port area.
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Holt Blocks Action On Red Cross Ship Resolution
Washington 1866 report on Senate debate over a Red Cross mercy ships resolution. Sen Holt objects, warning the measure could spark disasters as war zones risk American casualties. Mentions Pittman, McCarran, and late travel notes on German and Italian assurances.
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Student Pilot Killed on Second Solo Hop
Charleston West Virginia June 18 Prank Carlton Lieble 36 year old student pilot died in a second solo flight attempt. The crash occurred after a failed takeoff during a training hop.
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Doctor sets record with 10 981st delivery in Oak Hill
Dr. C A Gooch claimed a record after delivering his 10 981st child in Oak Hill West Virginia on June 18 He previously attended the birth of the boy's father 36 years ago at Sandstone and is linked to Richmond of Minden in the report.
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Congress Vows to Defend Monroe Doctrine After House Vote
Washington reports Congress passed a resolution 382 to 8, approved by the Senate, reaffirming to uphold the Monroe Doctrine. It states the United States would use force if necessary to prevent territorial changes in the Western Hemisphere and to deter any transfer of possessions.
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British air raids strike Thames estuary docks and Norfolk town
German air raids last night and today hit three Thames estuary points and near an east coast town and a Norfolk town amid constant alarms. British fighters and anti aircraft fire engaged raiders as Germany’s Bremen and Hamburg stations went silent.
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Senate Advances Dam and River Improvement Bills
The senate approved a civil war department appropriation totaling 222 million 718 thousand 717 dollars and sent it to the White House after a senate house conference committee revised it. The package includes 67 million 365 thousand 310 for river and harbor improvements and 102 million 042 thousand for related projects.
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