Bombing of Paris Interpreted as Political Action
French readers view the German bombing of Paris and the Rhone valley as a political move tied to war aims. Analysts weigh motives to pressure Italy, demand surrender, or divert attention while Allied forces endure. Dunkirk’s defense boosts morale and signals potential shifts in war outcomes. George Jacobus urges PGA tourneys for Red Cross support.
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Fifth Columnists in U S by Thousands, Johnson Claims
Thomas M Johnson reports that government officials warn of widespread fifth columnists in the United States. He cites Hoover and agency notes on dissension fears, anti democratic agitation, and planned subversive actions tied to Nazi and Communist sympathizers.
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Thomas M. Johnson
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America
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Russia
J. Edgar Hoover
F.B.L
Annual Meeting of Church of Christ Held in Boston
Thousands of Christian Scientists gather in Boston for the annual meeting. The message from the Christian Science Board urges calm and faith in God’s power amid world turmoil. Leaders praise divine demonstration to secure freedom of thought and unity, warning of totalitarian threats and sabotage.
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First Church
Seid Merry C. Browne
Christian Betance Board of Directors
Christ Jesus
Mary Haker Eddy
Mahan Hag Recovered From Minor Operation
Brigadier General John W. Mahan adjutant general of the Montana national guard is up and around after an operation to remove a nasal obstruction at Letterman Hospital. He has been in the hospital since May 23 and faces ongoing duties. Mrs. Margaret Murney Glenn Matters of New York was elected President, succeeding George Slaw Gonok. Edward L. Ripley of Brookline and Ezra W. Palmer of Marshfield were reelected treasurer and clerk respectively. The president’s chief duty is to serve as presiding officer at the annual meeting.
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Remember Aough
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New York
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United Sister Array
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George Slaw Gonok
Brooking
Mass
Edward L. Ripley
Brookline
Ezra W. Palmer
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Treaasurer
Reargument Ordered in Land Grant Case
Washington June 3 The Supreme Court ordered the argument for October 4 in a land grant dispute involving the Northern Pacific railroad dating back to 1864. The court had studied the controversy for about three months and was to review a decision holding the railroad owed federal compensation of 1,483,004 woven in Wisconsin Minnesota Montana Wyoming Idaho and Washington.
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Supreme Court Today
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Minnesota
Montana
Wyoming
Ideha
Law School Seniors Guests at Banquet
Montana university law school graduates attended a dinner last night of the Montana Law Alumni Association. Members of the law school faced city officials and all justices of the Montana Supreme Court at the annual banquet in the Montana Civic Hall. The law alumni group plans to present a candidate before the Supreme Court today for admission on motion to the practice of law in the state.
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Montana Supreme Court
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