Moscow Admits Troops Massed On Nazi Border
London dispatches report Moscow acknowledges German forces gathering near the Soviet border while Russia denies provocations. Tass says movements are routine after Balkan operations and not linked to any German Soviet dispute. Speculation in London and Stockholm questions a possible bluff affecting Britain’s aims.
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Moscow
London
Neal
Balkans
Kremlin
Germany
Baltic
Black See
Europe
Tass
Adolf Hitler
Joseph Stalin
Britain
Stockholm
Sweden
Finland
Helsinki
Gulf of Bothnia
Restri
Romania
Bern
Switzerland
Gazette de Lausanne
Berlin
Missouri Weekend Weather and Lake Forecast Update
Missouri forecast calls for generally fair weather Saturday and Sunday with milder temperatures. Highs near 67 and lows around 54, with river stages showing minor rises. In the Ozarks for the week ending June 21 expect lake inflow around 9.3 feet, outflow near 2.6 feet, and lake level about 0.4 feet below full. The Osage River at St Thomas is expected to fall from 10 feet Monday to 3 feet Saturday.
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Missouri
Sandar
St. Thomes
Ozarks
Osege
Berlin Sees Capital Importance Events Ahead
Berlin correspondent for Efe reports Spaniards may expect events of capital importance between Germany and Soviet Russia. New Russian economic concessions could grant axis full economic independence from British and American blockades. He notes possible German solarization of tonnage near the Russian frontier to back Berlin Moscow talks. Sislin reportedly assumes Soviet leadership to implement decisions and respond to internal outcomes.
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Madrid
Spain
Berlin
Efe
Germany
Soviet Russia
Reich
Moscow
Soviet Union
Joseph Sislin
Donnelly Named Most Valuable Legislator
Capital Newsmen poll names Sen. Phili Donnelly of Lebanon as the state s top legislator this session with Sen. Allen McReynolds of Carthage a close second. The first ten include Rep Howard Eliott of University City Speaker Morris Osburn and others from Jefferson City and St Louis area publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phili Donnelly Lebanon Deccrat
Allen McReynolds
Carthage
Jefferson City News-Tribune
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Globe-Democrat
Kansas City Star
Ties
Kansas City Journal
The
United Press
St. Louis
Senator Donnelly
Mc Reynolds
Howard Eliott
University City
Morris Osburn
Shelbyville
George Rozier
Perryville
O. B. Whitaker
Veaubleau
H. P. Lauf
Jefferson City
Francis S
St. Jose
Michael Kinney
Roy Hemiin
Hannibal
Farmers Near Moberly Jubilant Over Crops
In Moberly Missouri on June 13 AP reports area farmers upbeat about crop prospects amid cooler weather. City youth disappointed as Jefferson Avenue church ice cream supper canceled due to cold. High today reached 61 degrees with residents lighting furnaces. Central Christian church picnic moved to a basement. No floods reported though outlook had been fair recently.
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Moberly
Jefferson Avenue
Central Christian Church
Residents Rally to Defend Condemned Dog
Garland Calif June 12 a fox terrier condemned is mistress to live A restraining order issued to day by Judge T W Harris won Rowdy a stay of execution until Thursday giving attorneys opportunity to search out loopholes in the will of Mrs Clara Edgarton
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Garland
Calif
J Day
T. W. Harris
Rowdy
Clara L. Edgarton
County Clerk Advertises Coal Bid For Next Winter
County officials advertise for coal supply bids as volunteers form the Rowdy Defense Committee. Petition circulation seeks bids for an estimated 200 to 309 tons to fuel county homes next winter. Offers include a plan to supply coal at 2.90 dollars per ton.
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Cole County
City-Wide Flag Day Program Planned Tonight
Jefferson City to close business houses for ninety minutes as the city hosts its second Flag Day program led by Gov Forrest Donnell. A 6 pm parade from Adams and High proceeds to the Capitol steps for a ceremony led by Mayor Jesse Owens with invoking by Raymond Kimbrell.
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Jefferson City
Capital City
Forrest Donnell
Adams
High Streets
Capitol Steps
Jesse Owens
Raymond Kimbrell
Sanstenar d. B. Pleus
Milton Bennett
America
Richard R. Nacy
Charles Warner
Selective Service
Highway Patrol
City Police
American Legion
D. A
Reserve Military Force
Sea Scouts
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
St. Peter's Band
Jefferson City High School
Musician‘s Union Band
Merchants Committee
Paade
Col. A. Linzwijer
Capitol
Jefferson Citians
Del W Simmons Dies in Hospital at 46
Del W Simmons, first cabin camp owner in the Jefferson City area, died in St Mary's hospital from angina pectoris at age 46. Born Aug 1, 1895 in Aurora Springs, he worked as a railroad foreman before 1925 directing the Jefferson City cabin camp near the east Y. He is survived by his wife Fear Anderson, four children, his father W Simmons, three brothers Elmer, Herbert, and Robert, plus other relatives. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in Thorpe Garden chapel with burial at Riverview cemetery.
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Jefferson City
St .Mary’s Hospital
Aurora Springs
Versailles
East Y
Fear Anderson
Haskell D. Simmons
Kansas City
W. ¥. Simmons
Elmer
Los Angeles
Herbert
St. Louis
Robert
Louisville
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Modern Woodmen
Christian Church
Thorpe J. Garden Chapel
Sander
Eldon
Riverview Cemetery
del W. Simmons
La Guardia Urges Women to Learn First Aid
Mayor Fiorello La Guardia urged American women to enroll in first aid and air raid warden training as a precaution against a five percent risk of national emergency. He spoke before leaders from 83 national women’s organizations meeting via the National Federation of Women’s Clubs, noting 25 million members ready to support an all-out defense program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. la
French Admit Loss of Sidon To Allied Force
French high command acknowledged that British and Free French troops reached the outskirts of Sidon as allied forces advanced along the coast south of Beirut. Riots near Sidon and Damascus are being resisted. Canadian troops gain a foothold in the Bakaa valley near Rayak airfield as Britain contemplates Syria actions.
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Ichy
France
Sidon
Beirut
Lebanon
Damascus
Merd
Britain
Syria
Telemondial
Free French Encircle Damascus Ask Surrender
Free French forces surround Damascus in Syria as French defenders still hold forts. Allied aims favor peaceful occupation with Damascus declared an open city if surrender occurs. A dispatch from Damascus places Free French at Kissone ten miles south awaiting parleys.
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Catro
Syria
Tol
Damascus
Associated Press
Kissone
Roosevelt relief plan cuts funds approved by House
The House approved President Roosevelt's recommendation for a sharply reduced relief appropriation of 826.909 million dollars for the year starting July 1, with a four vote margin after granting removal of some WPA restrictions. The bill would cut WPA payrolls by about 41 percent and is set to go to the Senate.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Rep
Healey
D-Mass
U S Blames Germany for Robin Moor Sinking and Warns Berlin
Washington reports the United States branded Germany a treaty violator for sinking the American merchant ship Robin Moor. President Roosevelt may wait for full survivor depositions before determining action. Survivors say a German sub torpedoed and shelled the vessel. 35 are missing and restitution is demanded. Possible measures include arming merchant ships and armed patrols. Berlin vows to shoot at ships with contraband for England.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Robin Moor
Roosevelt
Two Drown When Small Fishing Boat Capsizes in Poteau River
In Poteau Oklahoma on June 13 AP reports James R. B. McClelland a 30 year old from Poteau and W. R. Cecil 74 from St Louis drowned when their small fishing boat capsized near the city pump station dam that was overflowing. Cecil was visiting son A. E. Cecil, a local business man. Robert Marr, 107 Forest Hill, underwent emergency appendectomy at St. Mary's hospital yesterday morning and was reported in satisfactory condition last night.
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Poteau, Oklo
James RB. McClelland
Poteau
W. R. Cecil
St Louis
Poteau River
Cecil
A. E. Cecil Poteau
Robert Marr
Forest Hill
St. Mary's Hospital
Draft Law Breaks Hermits Self-Imposed Confinement
GLASSPORT June 13. John Kelch a 22 year old who lived as a bedroom hermit for 19 years emerges after selective service law prompts registration. Police say the isolated man had not registered due to stubborn family dispute and indifference. He will receive a questionnaire after consulting officials. Kelch noted the town has changed while he stayed indoors.
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Glassport
API
John Kelch
Nis
Clarence Urbanski
Urbanski
Kelch
Selective Service
Germany Says It Will Sink Vessels Bound for England
Berlin declares it will shoot any ship carrying contraband bound for England and cites the Robin Moor case. Washington accuses the Vichy regime of aiding Hitler and warns of possible shifts in Franco American relations as Hull denounces Darlan Laval collaboration. The Syria situation is described as part of Hitler’s strategy to expand the war theater.
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Robin Moor
England
Washington
United States
Syria
Germany
France
Adolf
Hitler
de Gaulle ‘Committee
Hull
Darlan-Laval
Great Britain
Huil
Ira
Iraq
Egypt
Suez Canal
Africa
Britain
Death notices Edward B Hasty 72 at St Marys Hospital
Edward B Hasty aged 72 of 620 East Miller Street died at St Marys Hospital at 2 30 p m after a brief illness His widow Rosa Hasty and son Charles E Hasty survive Funeral services are set for 2 29 p m today at Silvey Chapel near Gravois Mill with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Hasty
East Miller Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Rosa Hasty
Charles E. Hasty
Silvey Chapel
Gravois Mill
Justice Department to Aid Small Businesses
New York June 12. Yhurman W Arnold assistant at irmey general told the American Business Congress that a separate section of the federal anti trust division would be set up to help small business men take a larger role in the defense program. He warned that without such an agency small operators would be crushed by dominant industrial groups in a rush to expand production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yhurman W. Arnold
Irmey
American Business Congress
Federal
Anti-Trust Division
Arnold
Justice Department
Mutual Broadcasting Systems
Three Marriage Licenses Issued by Recorder
Three marriage licenses were issued yesterday by Cole county Recorder Henry LePage. They were issued to QO. G. Wallau and Marie Zickel of Jefferson City, Hugo J. Luebbert of Argyle and Josephine Wekamp of Loose Creek, and H B. Ochsner of Jefferson City and Florine Shaw of Downing, Mo.
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Cole County
Henry LePage
QO. G. Wallau
Marie Zickel
Jefferson City
Hugo J. Luebbert
Argyle
Josephine Wekamp
Loose Creek
H- B
Ochsner
Florine Shaw
Downing
Missouri River Flood Inundates Land Across Regions
Flood waters inundated 900 to 1,000 acres at the Grand and Missouri rivers junction near Brunswick Missouri as levees gave way early. The Grand stood 16 feet four inches above wood stage with more overflow expected while nearby Kansas river floodwaters rose across the state. Sheridan and Mussel Fork rivers overflowed near Keytesville with a new bridge opened. no property damage reported and showers and 66 degree temps observed.
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Brunswick
Grand
Missouri
Topeka
Aks
Kansas River
Salina
Solomon
Smoky Hill
Delphos
Minneapolis
Neosho
Kansas
Keytesville
Sheridan
Mussel Fork
Mussel Fork River
State Highway Department
Here
Railroad Unions Warn of Anti-Labor Groups
BUFFALO June 13 AP The Switchmen's Union of North America re elected Thomas C Cashin of Buffalo as president and issued a declaration of principles warning against anti labor influences They said they seek no special favors for labor but will defend democracy at home while overturning tyranny abroad
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Buffalo
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Thomas C. Cashin
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Elliott
la Guardia
U.S
Pact
New Orleans
Louis Pate
Mississippi Company
Dellargentino
Rio de Janeiro
Recife
U.5
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