Jersey City Blaze Causes Multi Million Dollar Damage
A roaring waterfront fire leveled an eight story grain elevator and damaged a riverfront warehouse, stockyards, and piers in Jersey City. Estimated damage exceeds 3.5 million dollars with hundreds of livestock killed, four blocks ruined, and no confirmed fatalities though several firemen were treated for injuries. A second fire at Newark avenue gutted five downtown buildings, while federal agents reported no planned investigation into the origin.
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Truck Strike Hurts Defense Sector Operations Across States
A massive truck strike halted 2200 drivers and helpers for 179 firms and disrupted shipments of defense materials. Negotiations began May 13 with union seeking 19 cent hourly raise, vacations, and 48 hour week. employers rejected, offering 60 hour week. Federal and state conciliators seek settlement while woodworkers strike in Puget Sound reaches impasse. Union reps to appear before Washington board.
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Townsend News round of town events and notices
Seventy four Broadi Wail Ridgeway and Conniewater county farmers approved a federation proposal. An auto accident near Townsend injured Mr Ridgeway and Miss Helm, both released from Broadwater hospital. 4 H club Meadow Larks to organize next year. A transient Steve Razga given 3 day suspended sentence. Electrical storm caused a barn fire north of Townsend and power outages. Sunday school sessions begin for two weeks at the Catholic church. Various town residents visited or traveled, and honor roll lists released for Broadwater public school.
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Jenny Dolly Dead in Hollywood Dance Star at 47
Jenny Dolly, a famed member of a notable dancing team, was found dead in her Hollywood apartment. Police reported a cloth-noose and a pajama-clad body hanging from a window grill. In private life she was Mrs Bard Vinissky.
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Lusty Son Is Born to Noted Movie Stars
Hollywood report states actress Huy Dainita gave birth to a son weighing pounds and ounces last night as husband actor Ktel Flynn paced a hospital corridor. Mother and child are reported fine though Flynn appears shaken by the experience. the couple plans to name the child Errot Sean.
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Losses Leave Small Dent in Royal Navy Repulse
In the latest naval update the Royal Navy reports minor losses on the Repulse while continuing escort duties and patrols. Officials emphasize resilience and ongoing efforts to maintain sea protection amid mounting operations.
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Air Raids Continue Quiet Over London Fire Casualties Reported
The air war extended two hours with London issuing its first alert in over a fortnight and little combat. In a northwest town German raiders struck in a sudden surge causing a roof collapse that killed one firefighter and injured others trapped beneath debris.
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Salopian Loss Confirmed By Admiralty
The armed merchant cruiser Salopian, formerly the Shropshire, a 10,520 ton Bibby liner used on the England India route, was announced lost tonight by the Admiralty to avoid confusion with the 9,830 ton cruiser Shropshire.
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Dr Mary Atwater Funeral Notes Mining Camp Service
Dr Mary Atwater known for work at Galen sanitarium and aiding miners families in wilderness posts. The obituary mentions her aid to laborers and communities, and notes funeral plans in Berkeley and Detroit with Democratic leaders. Color references to wall tones appear in a separate clipping.
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New Plans for Year Highlight School Progress
School head outlines next year priorities with emphasis on language arithmetic art and physical education. Expanded standardized testing and continued use of rating scales accompany broader community services including W P A nursery and lunch programs.
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War notes on Crete impact and Egypt defense situation
The Crete conquest shifts Middle East risks with Egypt defenders under pressure from stronger Axis naval and air actions. British raids disrupt Axis lines as Sicily and Malta operations press Italian targets. Wavell faces tougher odds, but interior lines and limited bases give some defense prospects while Libyan reinforcements seem challenging under current conditions. Crude Montana April oil output reached 587,259 barrels with 1,282,706 in storage. Dr Albert Graeme Mitchell, famed pediatrician and medical director, dies at 52 in Cincinnati’s Children’s Hospital.
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Model Meet Set In Butte June First
Butte hosts the state air parade as John N Newland leads arrangements for an aviation meet on June first. About 50 model airplanes will compete in the event.
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Wheat Quotas Adopted by Substantial Vote
Wheat farmers approved quotas in a substantial vote the first time they were asked. Cotton and tobacco growers had already authorized use of the control program in referenda last winter. Secretary Wickard praised the decision as meeting the current wheat surplus emergency and a responsibility to keep the nation strong amid economic and war pressures.
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Seven Nazi Bombers Destroyed In Big Air Battle
In a Mediterranean air clash, RAF fighters shot down seven Axis bombers yesterday. Elmer R. Olson of Montana reported the totals for the war, with three direct hits on an Italian ship near French Tunisia. Crete and Candia areas suffered heavy raids as Malemi airfield fires and runway explosions were noted.
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British Give Up in Crete Sees Severe Losses
In Crete the British retreat is marked by heavy losses, including three cruisers and destroyers, with battleships damaged and a loss of a Mediterranean base. Luftwaffe dominance amid fierce aerial assault is noted, while RAF withdrawal and Greek island battles reshape outlook for Britain.
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Pope Pius Upholds Human Rights In Radio Address
Pope Pius defends private property as the basis of the family and calls for moral governance of goods and labor. He urges faithfullness amid public paganism, warns against errors, and expresses sorrow over war while noting Vatican City’s spared status and Michigan leading in salt production.
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