England 10 Fight Come What Shall England 10 Fight
London on June 18 reports Britain and France in the face of Paris fall and Italy’s entry, officials insist Britain will fight on against Nazi Germany. Press turns to American intervention prospects as Britain opens war purchases to sustain the conflict and a BBC commentator hints at broader mobilization.
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London
Britain
France
Paris
Italy
London News Chronicle
America
Russia Quietly Builds Air Base Near Nome Island
Noma Alaska June report claims Russians and several Russian Bakimo families are constructing an air field and wireless station on Highiomeds Island in the Bering Strait. The wireless station would supply year round weather broadcasts. Population rumors tied to summer migration from Siberia are unconfirmed.
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Noma
Alaska
Ttn
Siberia
United States
Bering Strait
Seward Peninsula
Russia
Bridger Man Dies in Auto Crash Near Bridger
Bridger, June 14. Thera fore Fiadeatt, 48, of Bridger died at Jocel hospital today from injuries suffered in an automobile accident four miles north of Bridger last night. He came to Bridger from Norway 29 years ago and is survived by his widow and three brothers.
Roosevelt scoffs at Hitler pledge to invade hemisphere
President Roosevelt dismissed Hitler’s claim not to invade the Western Hemisphere. A Hearst dispatch notes the pledge as grotesque, while Roosevelt mocks the idea and recalls past assurances. The report also outlines plans to train 10,600 men yearly for a future Army Air Force, with three training centers at Randolph Texas Maxwell Alabama and Moffett California.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Hitler
Western Hemisphere
Karl von Wiegand
Hearst
Randolph Field
Texas
Maxwell Field
Ala
Moffett Field
Call
Woodring
New Dunkerque Expedition Turns Out to Be Failure
A Southeastern English port reports a doomed Dunkirk style mission. Allied troops trapped at St Valery en Caux faced a deadly German bombardment as boats tried to reach the main force. Only soldiers who rowed out escaped. the rest of the flotilla returned largely empty amid fire and wreckage.
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Matey
English Channel
St. Valery en-Caux
French
Dunkequa
St. Valery
Buichde
Liner Washington Heads Through Storm From Galway to New York
The United States liner Washington sailed west from Galway at 4:44 am local time amid stormy seas. The ship carries more than 1,000 American war refugees bound for New York. Weather and sea conditions prompted caution as the voyage continued.
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Galway
Ireland
United States
Washington
M.S
New York
Landon charges president on verge of war rallying false hopes
Yopnka Kan June 14 P ALE M Landon charged tonight that President Roosevelt had shown a disposition to take this country to the verge of war without regard to national opinion and added it was cruel to arouse false hopes in nations fighting for their extinction. He criticized recent foreign policy utterances and warned against whipping up national emotion as American sympathies favored the Allies.
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Horton K. Wheelen
Democratic Party
Landon
Wheeler
Mont Clomity
Charlottenville
Murnolint
America
Congress
Kansas
Consul says Hitler will not forget US aid to allies
New Orleans June 14 Baron Edgar von Spiegel consul for eight southern states told a reporter that Germany would probably win in France and that the United States gave substantial aid to the Allies during their fight for life. He denied speaking for publication and noted the matter involved German language books at a Tampa university. He clarified the books were fairy tales offered to students and denied any propaganda aim. The matter appeared in relation to Dies bearing on Germany’s influence in the Western Hemisphere.
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New Orleans
France
Smday
Ani Hie
Lfe
United States
Edgar von Bplogel
Puerto Rico
Virgin
Telandic
Orlemma States
John H. Shermen
Tampa
Fia.) University
Germany
von Spiegel
Western Hemisphere
Ploride
Georgia-og- Louisiana
Italian Job in War: Italy's Harassing Actions Across Fronts
Rome reports Italy's role in the war as a sniping effort to harass Allies while German forces press to finish off French. Italian high command notes actions along the French frontier and at Gallsta Hill as Alpine units support their position in the Mediterranean and Red Sea areas.
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Italy
Tallan
Germany
Maeplns
Mediterranean
Ted Sea
Py Allan
High Command
Acton
Gallsta Hill
Alpina
Pasan
Delegate Roster for G O P Meet Is Now Complete
In Washingtop on June 14 the state Republican convention completed the slate of eight delegates at large and 1,000 delegates from districts and territories who will nominate the party's standard bearers at the Philadelphia convention. The meeting backed Thomas F. Dewey of New York for closer revival of interest in the American system of government. The report mentions Virginia Democrats and relocation hints, with continuation on Page 3.
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Washingtop
Philadelphia
Uwuncix
Thomas F. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Guster Boy Killed in Runaway Accident
Services were arranged in Billings for Sohany Duane Bolt nine, son of John andMary Dott, ranchers. The child was killed Thursday in a runaway incident when the roller horse bolted after the gear struck a gate. The roller tongue snapped and struck the boy’s head, causing a skull fracture.
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Billings
Funora
Sohany Duane Bolt
John Dott
Tanelers Naey Guster
Tha Boy Wan
Thuras Day
Pang
Britain Abandons Idea of Long War In Newest Crisis
Two thousand residents of Helena gathered at Hill Park for the Flag Day observance where Helena lawyer John G. Brown urged unwavering allegiance to the flag and the nation. He recounted wars in which the flag led American forces and warned against propaganda aiming to erode morale, urging the crowd to keep the flag in their hearts and in their children's.
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Britain
Helena
Hill Park
Dlks
John G. Brown
Mr. Brown
J. Gd. Hayil
British Merchant Cruiser Scotstoun Fights Sub as Sinking
The 17646 ton British merchant cruiser Scotstoun, mortally wounded by a torpedo, returned fire while taking on water. Guns remained manned and shells were hurled overhead as the crew fought the submarine. Two officers and four seamen were wounded. rescued crewmen believed the submarine was sunk. The ship formerly served the New York Glasgow route and was the third such carrier built for Britain. Reports say allied air raids and naval actions continued across Europe and the Near East with multiple ships sunk or damaged and air forces targeting German lines.
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New York
Deulachiand
Plance
Europe
Arden
Enel
Germany
Italy
Cairo
Ibya
Royal Air Force
Seine
Iinex
Rouen
Maginot Iirea
Addltion
Admiraly
Pave
Haute Alip
Tropdheim
War Chest Opened to Buy All Arms for France Front
London June 14 Theilaintos night reports Britain opened a vast war chest to purchase every available weapon and ammunition for transfer to France. The decision marks a shift from home defense toward full mobilization to supply troops in France, even items from World War I vintage, as Britain seeks to reinforce Tommies inbound to the continent.
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London
America
France
Mount
Continent
Vlundera
Paris
Spanish Troops Occupy Tangier Neutralized Zone
Spanish forces moved two divisions and a destroyer into Tangier’s neutralized zone, claiming to guard neutrality and with Allied consent per French sources. Protests and celebrations followed at embassies in Tangier, Madrid, and Tours as the move drew wide attention.
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Madrid
Jung
Sang Wong
Wangier
Morocco
Johan Spain
Africa
Tangler
Heltvb
Gibraltar
France May Quit Losing Fight Intimation Signals Britain Will Fight On
British officials hinted France could be forced to yield to German invaders as France and Britain prepared for continued resistance. French fighters counter-attacked to cover a retreat while Maginot line attacks and Monte-medoy's fall intensified the German drive. Britain rushed funds for immediate armament purchases amid shifting Allied positions and Mediterranean tensions.
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Britain
London
Maginot Line
Montmedy
Maginot Fortifica “Tions
Associated Press
Tours
Bordeaux
Faris
Germans Claim French Army Collapse On Front
Derlin June 14 German forces report a northern front collapse of the French army after rapid advances from the Ardennes toward Maginot defenses. Paris allegedly captured without bombardment as Nazi leaders declare a third pursuit phase has begun and a three day holiday follows.
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Derlin
Inter Paria
Arconag
Wefenaes
Vardyn
Joon
Paris
Princeton President Urges Compulsory Military Training
Princeton University president Harold W. Dodie urged on radio that all men aged 21 to 43 be called for brief military training as a defense measure. He argued compulsory training is necessary to maintain an adequate force and support the nation’s defense program.
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Princeton
N. T. Sunn
Harold W. Dodie
Princeton University
de. Dodda
Lake Arm teacher Vernice McBruam found dead at home
The body of Vernice McBruam a former teacher at Conrad was found today in the granary at her father’s home on the lake shore. Coroner John Dimon and Sheriff WU. Tautbes ruled death a suicide noting she had poor health. No inquest will be conducted. Miss McBroont survived by her father three brothers and two sisters. Body taken to Wall apell.
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Vernice McBruam
Conrad
Mlath and
Inka
John Dimon
Tautbes
Misa McBroont
Wallapell
Red Cross Vessel Sails for France
New York reports the Red Cross mercy ship McKeesport will sail to Bordeaux tomorrow carrying an estimated 1,000,000 cargo of food trecheal and political aid. Large Red Cross emblems and lights will mark the ship for night visibility.
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New York
Trecheal Anpottca
Howpial Trucka
American Red Cross
McKeesport
Bordeaux
France
County Filing Deadline Nears In Lewis and Clark Race
Filing closes at 5 o clock this evening for Lewis and Clark county elective offices with dozens entering both major parties. The contest centers on the statehouse delegation as 15 candidates seek three seats including six Democrats and nine Republicans. F Toomey an attorney and UW graduate leads the Democratic slate while Republicans include Toumey Munter and Harrison as contenders for the house.
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Lewis and Clark County
Heards
Clerk and Recorder JA
Duncan
Scott Harrison
X. D. Cdiekd
Tobin
Debet
Bousa
F. Ti Toomey
Toomey
Helene Attersey
University of Wisconsin
Aico
Dune
ALF
Stharta
Intao
Vison
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NBA Radio-Telephoto
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Wiloira
Dino Alfieri
Hylig Iy
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