Resentment Against War Makers Split Threat to Both Parties
Washington June 14 Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana is urged by colleagues to lead a third party ticket on an antiwar platform. The movement grows as Wheeler faces pressure to stay independent and keep the United States out of war. Supporters from farmers, workers, and middle class urge Wheeler to run and potentially influence a future election while warning the majors of a split formed by war opponents.
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Washington
United States
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Europe
New York
Ely
Americas
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Obhay
Citizens Conference Opens at Estes Park Monday June 17th
The University of Denver announces the Citizens Conference at Estes Park from June 17 to 22. A Sloan Foundation grant will fund scholars from diverse fields including government, industry, labor, and academia, with leaders from Brookings, Chicago, Columbia, Cornell, and more expected to participate. Roundtables and general assemblies will shape discussions on governance, tax policy, labor, and public administration, mirroring last year’s lively event.
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Estes Park
Department of Government
Denver
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Uewlung
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Riley
Milonal City Managers Agaocation
Round Table
Fietorick L. Bird
Munietbal Research
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Omer
Leattuis
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Kewt
Peat Nenl
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Donald
Mungsnohnsetts Funeration of
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Roy Islaugh
Diwi
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Department
Ers
Permonne
Leonard B. White
Universally
Chicago
Ewan Glayne
Boreas! Oe
Washington
Coe
New York
Univers
Leverett Lyon
Osremilles
Carr Names Puebloan To Dole Board
Denver governor Knipe announces a Pueblo native, James G. Peabody of Pueblo, to the state public welfare board. The term runs until 1942, replacing Charles J. Adams via death. Carr notes no changes to two other board members’ terms amid local speculation about political patronage and gender balance on the board.
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Denver
Knipe
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Pueblo
Stuin
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Crontail
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Lian
Porbody
Colorado
Carr
Welite Board
Pred B. Oftun
Florence
Pillay
House
Orman
Mutsinpillir
Arkanean Killy Four Ceremony Sparks Local Inquiry
A coroner's jury ruled death by self harm in a case involving Ark dune 14-A residents near Keres. Names cited include Elle Greer 26 and Jin Mahan 45 with relations noted, while other details appear garbled.
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Anouchaiad Ureta
Fay
Keres
Elle Greer
Dite Manan
Sre
Jin Mahan
Mrs. Astils
Greer
WPA Workers And NYA To Be Fingerprinted
WPA workers and National Youth Administration staff will be fingerprinted under new rules. An affidavit and citizenship proof will be required for relief payments. eligibility now hinges on sworn statements and non affiliation with subversive groups.
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NYA
Worka Progents
Euyvern
Capoetok
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Schniustration
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Communist Party
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Siz Dua
Act Aon
Bill
Geloto Ath
Lin Preshiant
Nrw
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Siku
Shipping Executives Seek Ways To Lift Cash-Carry Restrictions
New York June reports indicate shipping executives consider means to overcome the neutrality act bans on belligerent cargo. U S vessels are barred from belligerent voyages, but officials aim to find permissible avenues. Several executives slated to meet with government authorities in Washington to discuss the subject.
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New York
U.S
Wat-Ava
Hawn
Washington
Census Passes 13 Million Inhabitants Reported
Washington June 14 The census bureau reported the population of the United States had passed 130 million, with 122,200,090 counted in 1930. Officials forecast a 132 million total for 1940 while noting many enumerators failed to complete reports.
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Waglington
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Inag
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Landon Criticizes F R_POLICY Carrying U S Toward War
Former Republican nominee Landon charges President Roosevelt would push the United States toward war without authority, warning allies receive false hopes and urging Congress to declare war only with broad public support. He criticizes executive conduct ahead of the GOP convention and stresses preparedness without rushing into conflict.
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GOP
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Ion
Congress
Stouder Family Funeral Arrangements Reported
Onn Armstrong's Stouder L. Stouder, of Cornish, son of Nellie Stouder and brother of William L. Stouder of Archer Ty Dew, Rovert Stouder of Larmine, Mrs. Oma Reed of Conville Oregon, and Mrs. Hert R. Shapley of Skattuck Oklahoma, funeral arrangements to follow.
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Onn Armstrong
Stouder
L. Stouder
Nellie Stouder
William L- Stouder
Archer Ty Dew Rovert Stouder
Larmine
Oma Reed
Conville
Oregon
Hert R. Shapley
British Demand U S War Full Mobilization Despite Setbacks
From London a June report declares Britain will fight on no matter what, as Paris falls and France capitulates. The week’s heavy losses push Britain to open war chest to rapidly buy supplies for the Allied effort, signaling immediate full mobilization and intervention against Germany.
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Britain
Germany
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Aswerleau
Paris
Ealy
British Radio Commentator Predicts US War Impact
A British radio commentator argues that a US declaration of war would lift French morale yet depress Nazi spirits, while experts warn Italy’s complacency and British resolve will shape the war’s course across seas and continents. The Daily Mail notes Britain seeks the best face amid dwindling resources, with Harold Macmillan stressing total war requires global effort.
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U.S
Londo
America
Veron Bartel
Tig Peresatte
France
United States
Mai
Labore Werald
Jritaly
Britain
Mat Aled
United Stata Indietries
Hitler
Uritish
Eireles
Harold Mealton
Mututatiy of Information
Dritian
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Lessré
A Leicester
Political Meeting Forecasts England’s Fate
Fragmentary report recalls Adele Mitte declaring a prophecy that England would be brave or thwarted. The speaker contends August leakage or delay will not be fulfilled and warns of economic strains as domestic industry and U S resources build pressure, leaving him unable to compete.
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Adele Mittelet
England
United States
Washington Leading For United States War Refugees
Fragmentary text mentions Washington and United States with refugees moving toward New York. Details are unclear due to OCR damage. no clear names, dates, or events can be confirmed from the readable portions.
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Galway
United States
New York
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