Government borrowing seen likely to rise for defense program
New York June 2. Wall street reserves of credit dollars appear poised to be tapped for wartime needs as defense outlay expands the national program. Treasury borrowing likely to resume to cover a swelling federal deficit, with deficits projected over 4 billion dollars in the new fiscal year. experts note the heavy gold inflows and large reserve funds could support increased federal obligations for war financing while cautioning against inflationary risks.
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New York
Wall Street
Dollera
Roosevelt
Treasury
Eaid
Unelu Sari
Europe
New York Federal Reserve Bank
He Federal Rozarve Syslem Daye
Acme
Broadwater county notes and town news summary
Townsend reports hospital admissions, births, and medical patients including Mary Jean Hetner and Jélio Chamberlain. Local accidents on U 6 70 and U 5 10, a court arrest for Fisherman Fried H Mapalo, and a sale order in the Daniel C. McCarthy estate. 4-H club meets at Broadwater courthouse with leaders named. personal notes list residents visiting towns and Memorial Day travels.
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Ridward Chapmen
Hn Incal Hospital
Lloyd Smith
Lombard
Shawan
Mary Jean Hetner
Nick Helner
Townsend
Jélio Chamberlain
Gus Banderson
Torton
Nettle Orr
White Rulphur Boeings
Inn
Jassie Carver
George Adi Mountaineide
Dixie Hilderman
Towneedd
Lenore Schendall
White Sulphur Springs
Jake Blom
Rogersburg
Daniel C. McCarthy
Mary L. McCarthy
George W. Padedary, Jr
Entnis
Broadwater County
Padbury
Midas
Trumps
Pocahontas
Tron Age Guled
Winaton
Fairfar
SUREWY NEWS SENT ON WIRES DURING WEEK
A digest of quirky items from across the country. Hostesses in Atlantic City and celebrations in New London appear alongside oddities such as unusually long halls and orange sized stones. Reports mention auto accidents in Finney County and census notes in Arizona. A Pittsburgh woman, born in New York, and her husband, born in Pittsburgh, with a child also linked to New York, headline a curious family tale.
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Enala
Nise Canty Wen
Biss Otte Gaho
HiTings
Balth Fox
Ernest
Rose
Helens
Mary Schietper
Brarian
Worary
Booke
Jens Bday Ang
Hélene
Harry Shepa
Heltoa
Townsend
Melvin Domhalt
Dorothy
Butte
Misa Dorothy
Corleen
Betty Lou Tomebeck
Percy Dodds
Helena
E Ditei
George Gabland
Ron
Mia
Jacob Opp
Melena
New York
Jona
Atlantic City
N. J
Calif
Brighde
Finney County
Keo
Washington
Arizona
London
Cone
Martato
Murray
Utah
Justice of the Peace
Batera
Pueblo
Cole
Raton
N. BM
Ontario
Pittsburga
Pittsurgh
Pittsburgh
Idaho Shoots Dominate Dako Trophy Event at Bun Valley
Idaho gunners favored home targets as FEO Renfro won the Dako Shoot Trophy with a 74 of 700, outpacing out‑of‑state challengers. Mrs. Cal Ray captured the women’s handicap while John C. Gray led the Idaho field with 198 of 200 in the slogiss championship. Art Barnes earned high gun honors with 198 of 200.
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Bun Valley
Idaho
Ted Renfro
Armsiead
Cal Ray Af Coquille
Ore
Idaho Defedteca
Renfro
W. M Jeffers Taphy
Art Barnes
Techstoo
I4sno
Ka Wan
A. E Boyd
Boise
Clayton Davidaan
John Co~tant, Jr
Paestella
Large Gain Reported In Travel Over Line
In Burbank California on June 2, travel over the Western Rail lines showed a 70.82 percent rise year over year with April at 1,137,292 passenger miles vs March 1,081,635 and April 686,781 in 1929. Lake to Los Angeles San Diego traffic rose 72.12 percent, Salt Lake to Great Falls and other routes up 40.28 percent. Official Thomas Wolfe, vice president in charge of traffic, cited the gains and noted overall air and rail travel increases.
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Burbank
Calif
Avalem
Thomas Wolfe
Wolfe
Ale
Lake
Los Angeles
San Diego
Salt Lake
Great Palm
Mont
British prepare for battle over Gibraltar zone
A chaotic dispatch details Britain's stance in the Mediterranean crisis as German and Italian moves raise fear of a full engagement. It notes Franco-British retreat from Flanders, bombardments on Marseille and Lyon, and Allied losses while detailing Eden's comments on the expeditionary force and shifting frontline dynamics. The report also mentions British naval and air activity, Italian mobilization, and Roosevelt era diplomacy shaping the Pacific and Atlantic theatres.
Turkey Keeps Distance as War Clouds Grow Over Europe
Ankara reports Turkey aims to stay out of the war but warns held in readiness to defend the country. officials interpret the policy as a cautious shift toward the Allies while signaling no mutual assistance pacts. Across the Atlantic, dynamite finds near the Rouge River bridge prompt police action and continued safety concerns. Air raids and shelling flank the North Sea coast as German forces suffer heavy losses in Holland and pilots face intensified danger. German appeals for youth to join the air force surface amid claims of significant air losses and propaganda efforts.
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Aleit
Ankara
Turkey
iNefik Stydum
Q Nation
Hinco M Ntynney
Pls- Mer
Great
Britain
France
Sax
Vottey
Willeson
Obama
Italy
Derlin
Lune 3
Tisining
Corea
Rillsn Broadcastng Corporation
New York
HBC
Plan for Sending Planes to Aid Allies Discussed
Whita Houus conference estay day with indications the administration debates the wisdom of sharing older US bombers with the Allies. Senators and advisors weigh risks to national defense while considering trading surplus warplanes to manufacturers for sale to allies.
Red Cross Moves to Aid Refugees Amid War Turmoil
Premier Reynaud praised the Red Cross as a pillar of aid for refugees in France, lauding its generosity and steady support from allied nations. The article notes broad defense funding debates in Congress, with estimates nearing 4.672 billion dollars and opposition to deploying the National Guard without full backing.
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MiVla Rodlod
Paul Reynaud
United States
France
Velgiana
Brivah
Wall
Salu
Red Cross
Entrance of Italy Likely on Any Day
Reported discussions indicate Allied and Italian positions show no lasting differences that cannot be resolved by negotiation. Italian aims include Corsica and other territories, with Italy urged to pursue victory independently rather than wait for satisfaction from external powers. Broadcasts warn that entering war would carry responsibility for Britain and France.
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Italy
Nasida
Ansalda
Corsica
Tuptela
Olbraiter
New York
Fura
Tor
Finnish Broadcasting Corporation
Great Britain
Interedta
France
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Joe Casteel
Nerth
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OMVER
Cramer's Trading Post
Weggenman Market
U. 5
Mra
Brotk
Gallne
Kan
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Jaides
Three Folke
Pine Street
Elmer Gill
Charles Mongraja Wea
Pate
Gill
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Fried H Mapalo
A. G. McCormick
Mapala
Miseduzi
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W. H. Voorh
Douala
Lawrence Poe
Radersbure
Jaga Armatrong
Butta
John Morgan
Heipae
George
George Baum
Winston
Bwalnene
Misa Pern Canty
Mrd
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M. F. Starcup
Ennis
Stalcup
Surewy
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FEO Renfro
Tk Ban Hien
Onty Adour
Gibraltar Zone
England
Flanders
Maraelile
Lyon
Brith Broadcasting Corporation
Norfolk
Lorian
Dunkerque
Germany
Escann
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Anthony Eden
Grant Joence
DNB
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Rhone
Faust
Falda
Freoch
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Somme
Manhattan
America
Galway
Ireland
President Roosevelt
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Authorisativa Spaeth
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Eant
British Broadcasting Coorporsion
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Rouge River Bridge
Menway Edat
Tere
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Norfolk County
Princhitts
Holland
Indi
Earth
Whita Houus
Althoigh Peppay
Adimfulatration
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Aly Corps
Africa
Replaus Thei
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Thassalstott
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Air Force
Senate Foreign Relations
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