Italian War Efforts Remain Weak Amid Global Conflict
Rome reports scattered air and sea actions across six zones as fascist leadership urges total mobilization. British forces claim Tunisian coast advances and 70 Italian casualties. Malta bombing continues while Italian raids strike two French naval bases with forays toward Toulon and Bizerte. Military officials warn of imminent army action in Africa and France as war casualties tally 14 dead and 39 wounded in northern Italy.
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Milan
Carrieri Delia Sere
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Finland to Make Regular Payment On Her War Debt
Washington reports Finland will pay a 159,398 dollar semiannual war debt to preserve a clean payment record. Minister Hjalmar Procope announced the check is ready and to be handed over Saturday, with installments due from most debtors. Proposals in Congress consider reconstruction aid and honoring Finland’s social and military valor following prior payments.
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Finland
United States
Hjalmar Procons
Congress
Japan to protest attack on Japanese fishing boat
Tokyo announces that Japan will protest to Dutch authorities over an Allied machine gun attack on a Japanese fishing boat off Gaspar Island near the South Paleres. Consular officials confirm the incident and identify the Dutch naval plane as responsible.
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Tokre
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Gaspar Fisiand
Yaklebira Suma
Forsign Office
Senate approves 50 million dollars for Red Cross relief
The Senate unanimously backed a 50 million dollar appropriation for Red Cross relief for homeless civilians in Allied lands. A bloc of senators explored blocking direct military equipment transfers to Britain or France. Congress may stay in session longer, with Speaker Bankhead suggesting adjournment could be postponed. Roosevelt had urged the funding, saying it would show American sympathy.
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Nazis Demand Surrender of Paris at Once
Berlin reports an impending German ultimatum for Paris surrender with devastation as the alternative. Paris newspapers cite NG, and observers note the French would not defend the city from within. Unconfirmed talks suggest no official negotiations. Ambassador Bullitt relayed that firefighters and police would remain to guard the “open city.”
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Ate
United States
William Bullitt
Fifth Column in Argentina Sparks Duel Threat Over Politics
Buenos Aires reports a cabinet rift as President Otiz accepts the resignation of a minister amid a heated dispute over a government bill to strengthen neutrality. Police shut down hidden quarters of a semifascist youth group linked to pro totalitarian sympathizers. Jorge Eduardo Coll and Matias Sanchez Seronda were said to have argued, prompting a possible dawn duel.
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Lindbergh Scouts Fear Invasion of This Country
Washington reports Col. Charles A. Lindbergh told lawmakers that the United States cannot be invaded in our lifetime. He cited the need for bases, aircraft, and plants to mount an attack from the south, arguing such an encroachment would be intolerable to the United States. A radio address by Lindbergh was announced for Saturday evening.
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Development Today West
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Greensend
United Staten
Aouth
Ha Asid
Latin America
New York
Lindbargh
Radio
Eddrean
House Quickly Passes Bill to Deport Harry Bridges
Washington June 15 The House approved and sent to the Senate a bill to deport Harry Bridges the West Coast maritime leader. The 398 to 42 vote directs the attorney general to take Bridges into custody and deport him as deemed hurtful to the country. Bridges denied labor dictatorship charges and asserted support for American institutions and democracy.
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Senate
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Harold K Anderson seeks Lewis and Clark county attorney post
Harold K Anderson files to succeed himself as county attorney for Lewis and Clark county. His campaign slogan promises impartial courteous experienced and common sense. Previously appointed code commissioner by the Montana Supreme Court to codify state law. This revision page 2.
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Harold K. Anderson
Yeater- Ucket
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Clark County
Anderson
Montana Supreme Court
Britain Rushing Forces To Aid Stricken French
Adolf Hitler announced the Norwegian campaign’s end and claimed 144 enemy ships destroyed. He said Britain’s blockade was broken and Germany now holds a strategically important flank facing the British, asserting Britain must be neutralized to allow German control in the region.
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Adolf Ritter
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Paris Declared Open City Under Hague Rules 1907
The article explains Paris as an open city cannot be bombed or attacked under Hague Conference rules of 1907. An open city is undefended, not used as a base for operations, not occupied by troops, and military HQs must not be maintained there. If fortifications exist they are unmanned.
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Mont
British and French fronts brace for defense as invasion looms
Frantic war dispatch reports London and Paris pledging continued resistance as Allied forces plan a defensive maneuver to shield mainland France. British and French leaders promise to persist in the struggle until victory is secured, with plans to establish a continuous line behind Paris and halt advancing Axis forces.
Stockmen Benefit From Best Range In Last 20 Years
Montana stockmen report record range conditions aiding cattle herds. Dr. W J Butler, state veterinarian, notes shipments reaching 44.04 percent since December, signaling strong restocking and favorable grazing. He cites most stockmen using range cows, with limited herd-increaser production and grazing as primary feeding. Continued discussion noted on page 3.
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W. J. Butler
Montana
Butler
Britain Pledges Utmost Aid to France in War Crisis
London reports a British government message to the French Republic pledging continued utmost aid. The note praises French fortitude in battle, vows joint struggle against tyranny, and urges unity of the two nations as they confront Nazi aggression and defend freedom and democracy. The pledge emphasizes enduring support on land at sea and in the air, and a common burden of repairing war damage.
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Lewis and Clark Boat Club Formed At Meeting Here
Helena boating enthusiasts formed the Lewis and Clark Boating Club at the American Legion hall. Carl Kretlow said the club operates under the Legion, welcomes all with boating interest, and plans a July 20 21 regatta at C.O.L.K. park with six races daily and cash prizes. Committees will finalize regatta arrangements at the Legion tonight.
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Paris Falls Move Sparks Reynaud Plea to Roosevelt
Washington reports say Ambassador Bullitt informed the State Department Germany is inside the gates of Paris. Premier Reynaud, in a radio address, pleads for aid from the United States and other democracies as German forces push toward Tours and central France. The White House says every possible action is being taken.
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Paris
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Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
United States
Tours
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Reynaud
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Nazi Germany
Reaynaud urged united effort in new appeal
Washington bulletin reports Premier Reynaud’s appeal for United States support, with Presidential Secretary Breylen Berry directing officials to relay the message to reporters. The text of Reynaud’s appeal was not yet completed here. Five air raids hit Valetta Malta on June 13, air raid details sparse. Four submarines intercepted by British forces. one will be released to allow Trieste to transfer nationals. No Italian shores reached by Italian naval craft.
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Reynaud
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Aad
Valetta
Malta
Nation's New Battleship North Carolina Takes To Water
New York June 13: The battleship North Carolina, one of the U S defense program's strongest vessels, was launched into the Hudson River amid sirens and cheers. Named by Governor and Navy Secretary, the ship marks a stepped-up defense effort and follows earlier launches in Washington and Chile.
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North Caroline
Siita
United States
Europa
North Carolina
Chilateipnia
Helena Women Escape Serious Injury After Blowout Crash
Tre Welena woman Mrs Adar Weber and Misa Jfelen Wever narrowly escaped serious injury when a vehicle blew a tire and rolled over near the Northern Paclin overpass on Gast Telena road. They were treated at Et Inin'n hospital for superficial lacerations and general body pains. another passenger and a child suffered injuries.
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Adar Weber
Misa Jfelen Wever
Aspen Street
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Paclin
Gast Telena
Et Inin'n Hospital
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William Cashmore
Web
Mush Potter
Ifonzane Medway Patrol
Elks Set Flag Day Ceremony For 7:15 Tonight
Helena lodge No 183 HPO approves annual Mac day program to be held this evening with Elks and American Legion in charge. Proclamations from city and state governments and a display of flags expected if weather permits. Chairman Hugh A Adele leads the program with Dr C F Jump Urrh Kihler Scott Fart W L O Whipps and C F Rowman. John Brown receives remarks from the city attorney and a keynote speaker introduced by Mayor Jack Unger. US flags and ring tape to be presented.
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