Last Big House Approves Defense Bill Goes To Senate
The last big defense bill moves to the Senate as funds and aid for Allies, including planes and ships, rise. Provisions authorize army and navy spending while expanding training and noncombat city programs. Debate notes enlistment abroad and Jewish support for the Allied effort.
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Vladimir Jabotinsky
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New Zionist Invader
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Paris
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States Sends Reminders to Europe on Debts due
Washington June 13 state department issued semi annual reminders to European nations about amounts due the United States. Notices cover 12 nations including Belgium and Poland while Finland is reportedly exempt. Principal and interest totaling 223 889 505 dollars are due by June 15.
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Mankato S. C. Manager Killed in Auto Crash
Hathaway the Standard Oil manager for Mankato and Fargo branches was killed in a highway crash near Winona Minnesota. Miss Nina Swarthout of Courtenay North Dakota who drove Hathaway’s car said she planned to attend the University of Minnesota summer session and was visiting friends.
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H. Hi. Hathaway
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Nina
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Dietrich Asked To Leave Mexico
Mexico City June 13 government circles expected the foreign ministry to announce that Arthur Dietrich brother of Hank Hitler's press chief and head of Nazi propaganda in Mexico had been asked to depart the country. The expulsion order was reportedly issued as pressure from the German government increased. The United States embassy had pressed for details on Dietrich's activities and whether he posed a threat to U.S. interests.
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United States
French Bases On Mediterranean Bombed By Italy
Rome reports Italian air force bombed French Mediterranean bases at Toulon and Bizerta. Large fires and damage to buildings cited. nine planes grounded. An Italian submarine torpedoed a cruiser and a 10,000-ton tanker, believed to be British and sunk. Italy’s mines around Malta cited as a strategic objective. Soviet ambassador returns to Rome as tension eases. British authorities report 42 Italian prisoners taken.
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Itys
British Admit Loss Of Channel Bush Forces To Aid French
British officials acknowledge losses at St Valery as Allied troops face shortages of ammunition and rations under French command. German dispatches claim about 20 000 prisoners including six generals. Meanwhile 20 000 British schoolchildren move toward the west for safety while gas masks are issued in London.
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Turkey Reaffirms Pacts With Allies Delays Entering War
Istanbul dispatch reports Turkey reaffirmed mutual aid pacts with Britain and France and rejected Mussolini’s offer to respect neutrality. The Turkish press launched a sharp attack on Italy, aided by cautious state messaging, and suggested Turkey could stay out if the Mediterranean remains quiet, with Allies ready to assist if needed.
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France
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Rugsia
Turkey Signs Trade Pact With Germany
The Turkish government signed a new commercial agreement with Germany after months of negotiations. The pact aims to aid wartime pacts with Britain and France, with officials and press closely watching its significance. The deal involves about $14,280,000.
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Ankara
Britain
France
Shed Press
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Franz von
British Navy Plans Bomb Boulogne Harbor
British forces announce plans to strike Boulogne Harbor in a targeted operation. The move follows tensions in the channel and signals intent to disrupt enemy naval facilities and logistics. Details on timing or scale were not disclosed.
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Open City Paris Holds Against German Assault
French and Allied forces reported the line holding around Paris as German troops pressed from the north and east. Paris was declared an open city to spare it from total war while American planes aided the defense along the southern front and as Nazi messages threatened surrender or destruction.
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