Japan Tightens Hold on Indo China Territory
Tokyo reports a Japanese military and naval grip on Frances holdings in Indo China. Nine days earlier crack units allegedly used force to sever the Indo China supply route to Chungking, while an inspectorate arrives to oversee relations with the French colony. Neutral observers expect Japan to retain influence and seek further inroads, potentially creating a protectorate in Indo China and Dutch East Indies.
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Tokyo
Japan
France
Indo-China
Chungking
Indo- China
Kwangsi
South China
Chiang Kai-shek
Tssaku Nichihara
Into-China
Dutch East Indies
Germany
China
Hongkong
Armistice terms immobilize France and its forces
The armistice bars French military actions and silences all French radio stations. French aviation must erase and planes may be treated as enemies. Foreign planes in French zones are to be handed to Germany, airports overseen by German and Italian authorities, with possible destruction. General von Steulenagel heads the Franco German commission to enforce terms as Berlin celebrates.
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Germany
Free
Berlin
London
British Information Ministry
Adolf Hitler
France
Fuehrer
Heinrich von Steulenagel
Weisbaden
England
German Air Attacks Sink British Doubts in Total War
Allied communiques report German air assaults on middle England targeting airports and industry while claiming a decisive victory in France after six weeks of conflict. German forces advance to the Gironde mouth near Bordeaux and seize Rhine fortifications in Lorraine, with raids over the North Sea and limited British returns.
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British Isles
England
Rehoing Hiller
Hitler
France
Gironde
Roren
Bordeaux
Rhine
Lorraine
St. Efinne
Annonay
Lyon
Rhone
Savoy
Navy to Train 5 000 Annually Says FDR
President Roosevelt outlines plans for a 5000 annual Navy training figure and notes the draft question is still in the study stage. He discusses potential repeal of a 1917 statute on sale of high speed boats and foresees a broader defense-focused survey by government agencies. The Navy says three ships will be rotated in European waters and the Army expands reserve officer training and troop readiness. The Panama Association of Commerce shifts to include agriculture and rebrands as Chamber of Commerce Industry and Agriculture.
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Panama Canal
Roosevelt
Robert Jackson
Navy
Rensevelt
Luward
Ray
Iving
Sevelt
Pover
War Department
Gal Tary
Organized Reserve
Armistice terms detail Italian French front line shifts
Report outlines Mussolini's armistice terms with France including withdrawal zones ten days, demilitarized coastal areas, surrender of part of the French fleet, and fortifications to be held by Italian or German control. Mussolini vows to step up Mediterranean operations against Britain while Rome and Berlin plan stronger blows.
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France
Provier Mussolini
Mediterranean
Brianvan
Menten
Briancon
Aban
Mewep
Aly
Britain
Somaliland
North Africa
Partsed
Maliani
Islim
Great Britain
Toulon
Biverte
Tunisia
Oran
Algeria
Ajaccia
Italy
High Command
Mussolini
Dice
Hal Trosky's Bat Play-By-Play Detail Continues
Baseball recap from a late-season game featuring Tack Wilson routing Detroit with a 9th inning rally. Wilson went the distance, fanning Higgins and Nelson to seal a 2 1 5 line score and ending the contest amid tangled box score notes and substitutions.
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Tack Wilson
Boston
Detroit
Wilson
Pinky Higgins
Lynnthine
Nelson
Mrs. Callahan Delivers Single Daughter in Miami
Mrs. Emery Callahan, who last month announced doctors predicted twins, today gave birth to one child, a daughter named Anna Lu. The birth occurred in Miami with the family reporting good health for mother and baby.
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Miami, Fla
Emery Callahan
Anna Lu
Intrastrussel Guieve Basi and Rom Eme 158 Attendance
Reading lacks cohesive report but notes attendance of 26,160 and names Guieve Basi Rom Eme with unclear context. The fragment suggests a sports or event attendance figure and participants, but lacks decisive action or outcome. Further readable text needed for solid card.
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Guieve
Basi
Romeme
Griffs Top White Sox 7 6 Behind Sid Hudson Win
Chicago June 2 Sid Hudson earned nine hits and a strong relief effort to pace the Griffs to a 7 6 victory over the White Sox at Com Park. Chicago struck late, but the Griffs held on as Muddy Quail and others contributed key runs. Winning pitcher Hudson. losing pitcher Rigner. Home run: Rahel Chivata?
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Chicago
Inuton
Senators
Tiga White Sox
Com Park
Sid Hudson
Sox
Htudton
Barry
Chernoff New Head Of Kanawha Players
Chernoff was elected president of the Kanawha Players at the annual meeting last May. He succeeds Dewey E. Kuhns, who became first vice president. Other officers include L. Ronglsan as vice president, Ph Jonbaryerne as secretary, and Okey Summers as treasurer.
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Kanawha Players
Chernoff
Dewey E
Kuhns
L. T. Ronglsan
Gevunil
Ph Jonbaryerne
Okey
Two Men Sought After Fires Hit Vehicles
Police hunt two men after a truck was fired upon at 217 Clendenin Street between 1 30 and unspecified time. Women fled from the truck and were seen near a burg automobile the next block. Both blazes were extinguished with little damage. The truck was unlocked. car actions unclear. Our 80th year.
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Clendenin Street
Diqite
Port of Missing Candidates and a Four Year Term
The piece lampoons political turnover with a four year term for a missing candidate and likens the absence to a weekend guest. It notes most absentees will reappear in 1944, including Colonel Frank Knox who ran away from home rather than being abducted or evaporated.
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Colonel Frank Knox
Canal Zone Goes on War Footing with Entrances Mined
The Canal Zone tightens security with mines at entrances and restricted ship movements. Army officials note existing installations serve to defend the Atlantic side while full mobilization and artillery upgrades bolster isthmus defenses amid fears of aerial attack and sabotage.
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Canal Zone
Washington
Department
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Offic
Canal
Board Opens New Office in Logan
The social security board announces a new Logan office with Thomas Coiner as manager. The office will serve employers and employees in Mingo and Logan counties.
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Social Security Board
Logan
William L. Kilcoin
Washington, D. C
Thomas Coiner
Mingo
Red Cross Drive Seeks Remaining Charleston Quota
Yesterday's contributions toward Charleston's Red Cross quota totaled $10 090.00 with $1 445.91 still needed. Donate at the chapter house 201 Duffy Forest or through The Gazette. treasurer P A Herscher handles offices in the Kanawha Banking and Trust building.
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Charleston
Duffy Forest
P. A. Herscher
Kanawha Banking and Trust
Gasette
Tri-State tennis tourney ships favorites to second round
Bobby Higgs of Chicago and Alice Marble of Los Angeles led a day of easy progress as top seeds advanced in the tri state tournament. Rigas beat Robert Troutman 6-0 6-1, Marble outclassed Dorothy Henkel 6-0 6-1, and Mary Arnold swept Mary Whittaker 6-0 6-0.
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Gincinnati
Bobby Higgs
Chicago
Alice Marble
Los Angeles
Rigas
Robert Troutman
Cincinnati
Miss Marble
Dorothy Henkel
Mary Arnold
Mary Whittaker
Child Welfare Institute Opens at State College
A three week program begins today at West Virginia State College offering a child welfare institute for public school teachers and others. Miss Venita V. Lewis of the children's bureau U.S. Department of Labor directs the program.
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West Virginia State College
Venita V. Lewis
Children’s Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in District Court
Two voluntary bankruptcy petitions were filed yesterday in district federal court. John Madison Burdette of 106% Gardner Street listed liabilities at 417.27 dollars and assets at 112 dollars. Ralph Moore Batton of 1523 Piedmont Road listed liabilities at 1 235.78 dollars and assets at 245.30 dollars.
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Gardner Street
Ralph Moore Batton
Piedmont Read
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