Germans Await Italian Entry in War Amid France Crisis
News dispatches report heavy German focus on France with questions about when Italy will join the war. Berlin claims 1,000,000 French troops have been removed from action or captured, while Allied sources note pockets of French resistance moving toward embarkation points. Rumors say Hitler may press through France first, aided by Italy from the south, before striking Britain. A message from Mussolini reportedly reached Hitler’s HQ.
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Flanders
Berlin
Plandara
Inavins
Wouries
Adolf Hitler
Britain
Paris
Germany
Italy
Hitler
England
Englal
Franca
Quake Shakes Paducah as War News Distracts Seismologists
Seismologists in Cincinnati report a 2 p m quake felt in Paducah Kentucky but largely missed amid war coverage. Capt Nicholas H Heek of the U S Geological Survey notes tremor records may be used to deter heavy gunfire, while observers brace for possible aftershocks. In Georgia, a federal grand jury indicts Dr Hiram W Evans and Joan W Greer Jr on mail fraud and Sherman Act violations amid state government scrutiny.
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Paducah
Satamalogless Society of America
Nicholas H. Heek
WA. & Grodetic Survey
Washington
Ryvans
Home
Dass
Federel Grand
Georgia
Hiram W. Evans
Atlante
Ku Klux Klan
Joan W. Greer, Jr
East Helena Sunday Lecture at Methodist Church
Dr Herald E James from Tidston Mission Hospital spoke on Tibet and Chinese customs last Sunday night at the Methodist church, detailing travel by bamboo raft and Yangtze voyage, with mentions of diet dress and religious ideas. A Havre junior high singer performed, and a dinner followed with local residents and guests.
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Tidston Mission Hospital
Weet Ching
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Havre
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W. R. Totten
G. W. Dillon
Great Fatte
Rathbun
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Nts
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A. D. Williams
Baseman
Mra
Claude Cory
A. Hf. Behenk
Dillon
Great Fells
East Heleng Jaat
Mina Clara Sel
Crosby
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R. M. Hobertoon
M. Robaertaon
Yellowstone Park
Black Hill
South Dakota
Minnesota
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Quentin Susag
North Dakota
Formar
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A. Kieby
West Helena
Helena
R. M. Crisman
Stiles Blossen
Josephina Wahle
Missoula
Eugene Coush
Mra Tradamith
Jos. DePinzes
Boulder
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Aiea
Wahle
Eun Helene
Harold E. James
Family Jeff
Rochester
Minn
New York
James
American Medical Association
Homer Morrison
Yélfowstens Park
Boseman
Mming Carol McLaughlin
Mre Sorenson
Livingston
CCC bids to feed Montana enrollees for two months
Missoula June 1 to 7 bids will be opened at Fort Nistouls district HQ for Tonpékahahla food supplies to feed all CCC enrollees in Montana for two months, estimated at 45000 dollars. April purchases totaled 38000 dollars for meat, cheese, butter, eggs, milk, vegetables, bread and cereals.
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Missoula
C.C.C
Montana
Fort Nistouls
Jobe 11
Earl D. Christensen
Federal plan to move cotton goods with food stamp style aid
Memphis scene describes a proposed federal scheme to use food stamp like coupons to move surplus cotton. The plan, aimed at the vulnerable via welfare, would let recipients buy cotton goods with green stamps, which merchants would redeem for cash, effectively distributing surplus through market sales. The idea mirrors prior food stamp efforts and seeks to broaden relief by applying the mechanism to cotton.
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W.P.A
Ita
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Garda
Apaney Wa
Cotton Goods Demand Tied to Stamp Plan in War Effort
The article describes how wartime policies aim to boost cotton goods purchases by low income families through stamps and allowances. Merchants expect higher cotton demand, with a projected $180,000 rise in purchases if current trends hold. Increased usage could extend beyond stamp effects, supporting government economic aims during wartime.
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Memphis
Postmaster Named for Martinsdals
The president sent to the senate the nomination of Mollie B. Camers to be postmaster at Martinsdals in Washington on June 1.
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Washington
Senate
Mollie B. Camerson
Martinsdals
No Fifth Column Editorial Sparks Outcry
Washington Ga June 1 The News weekly prints six of seven columns on the editorial page Milad with type In the gap devoted to the fifth column appears the bold declaration We will tolerate no fifth column here The misspelled lines reflect a disrupted page but convey a firm stance against subversive influence.
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Washington, Ga
News Reporter
Columbia
Neughy
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