Plea for Economy Fails to Block Senate Action
Washington june 14 a powerful senate group rough representing rural and urban interests teamed to place a 100 million win the annual relief bill by a 58 to 14 vote disregarding economy pleas. The measure would add to farm relief and fund school lunches stamp plans and export subsidies alongside the regular farm bill and a 50 million war safeguard fund.
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Washington
Senate
Berater Adams
Colo
Kerater Adams
Congress
Budo
Miss
Serry
wBoth
Barkley
Kentucky
McNary
Oregon
Roosevelt
Will
Mn Ouuena Saturésy Neanion
Annate
Benatar Adems
Fish Would Make It Easy for U S Citizens to Fight
Washington report notes proposed legislation to bar American citizens from joining foreign armies while abroad. The item cites calls by prominent figures to enlist in the French Legion and to keep the U S out of foreign wars. The Red Cross announces plans for a mercy ship to aid war refugees every ten days.
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U.S
T Washington
Janu
R. N
Cor-r' Eign
Internationaliste
Conant
Harvard University
Walter Tdppman
Howspathor Editore
International At Lankers
French Legion
Waabingior
Zone 14
Red Crow
Oignt
Eddy Gallivan Opens New Drive In at North Main
Eddy Gallivan, Montana’s well known restaurateur, opens a modern drive in on North Main at noon. The establishment, operated by his four children, features 100 car parking, a 18 booth interior, banquet hall for 100, convertible ballroom, Nuwood interior, and a unique central circular feature with indirect lighting. Dishes are specially designed for the drive in by B E Barge. Two serving crews at a center double equipment setup promise efficient service.
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Eddy Gallivan
N. Main
Biddy) Galilyen
Montana
North Male Street
Walla
B. EB
Joesting and Schilling Company
Bt. Faul
Dunkerque expedition ends in failure amid rough sea fog
Eyewitness volunteers recall the doomed Dunkerque mission as 17 men launch in a perilous crossing, two wounded, no room for the dead, and German fire and bombing turning the voyage into a bloody, risky struggle. Survivors describe heavy seas, limited protection, and the mirage of a rescue that never came.
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Thare
Ouramen
England
Dunkerqua
St Yatory Han
Dunkerque
Miles City Census Exhibits Population Increase
Miles City census figures show a population rise from 7,175 to 7,265 as of April 1, per a summary released Friday by the area census office. The sixteenth decennial count reflects the early return tallies from local precincts and surveys.
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Miles City
Altygs
Milas Cler
Mellminkey
Fridey
Sillings
Area Census Office
Turkish Aid for Allies Not to Be Given at Present
Istanbul reports indicate the grand council of the Republican Peoples Party cheered the Allied cause while the Turkish government reiterated it will not enter the war now. The mutual assistance pact clause grants Turkey an out from engagement, as Moscow warned that aiding the Allies could be deemed hostile. British and French pressure appeared limited, and German diplomats urged neutrality. Turkish public opinion favored continued neutrality with sympathy towards the Allies.
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Istanbul
The
Republican Peoples Party
Turkey
Tiwad
Alliee
Ryan
Moscow
Rrista
Alifet
Premior Saygnom
Yorelen Mintetar Sara~ Coglu
Nussin
Trench
Franc von Papen
Adolf Hitler
Megoe
Alll
Germany
Parla
England
Polley
Hiltaln
Aled
United States
Hitler
Parle
Pratce
Politica de Maton
Britain
Harold Nicolson
Ministry of Infereration
British Empire
Americas
Woman found slain in Spokane building
Epokené Wann reports a woman was found murdered in a Spokane hotel building basement beauty shop. Coroner Dr. J. B. Coitran investigated identity as Prostarter Cer Quackenbush claimed police in other cities search for a missing Black man from Tuesday. Two other Black men are held as material witnesses.
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Epokené
Wann
Cer
Quackenbush
Auld Tonight
Hart
Hesten
J. 8
Coitran
Man planned leap to death on tall county health building ledge
A 1-year-old former mall inmate Lloyd Hf. Anderson attracted thousands of spectators as he walked a 10th floor ledge of the county health building for nearly an hour. He was coaxed inside by police after declaring he planned to leap to his death. He claimed the health department would hospitalize him for tuberculosis. Nearby a tourist camp at the Acropolis in Athens was lit for hours by floodlights.
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Annaien
Jung
Mala Nitres
Lloyd Hf. Anderson
County Health
County Health Department
French Retrenchment Amid German Drive toward Paris
The text describes Weygand's French retreat facing German thrusts along the Loire and Seine after Paris fell, with forces attempting to reform south or east of Orleans while the German advance threatens a wider rout. It notes Maginot line evacuation, possible Swiss neutrality implications, and hope for a last stand if reinforcements arrive amid ongoing combat.
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Parte
Armien
France
Paria
Weygard
Weyagard
Deane
Loire
Orleans
Hitler
Turrender
Loire-Seine
Nancy
Metz
Seine
Romilly
Helms
Waygand
Romilly-St. Dirlar
Marne
Germany
Champaigne Bar
Rhina
Basilon
Monotundy
Maelnot
Paris
Frith Rainforce
Maginot
Cantera
Weygand
Former Montana convict slain in North Dakota
The nude body of Clarance A. Proper, a man with a long prison record, was found yesterday along a northeast Sterling road in North Dakota with a bullet wound. Nelvin Be. Felkeen, head of the North Dakota bureau of criminal identification, said Proper had recently been released from the South Dakota penitentiary. He had been confined in five penitentiaries since 1924, including Oregon state prison for larceny and Montana prison for burglary. He was 38.
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Proper
South Dakota
Sioux Failte
Oregon
Imter
Leavenworth
Helena
Mont
Twaite
England to Fight Come What Shall in the Crisis
A British commentator forecast that the world faces a grave crisis as Germany’s advance in France drains forces. Vernon Bartlett warned only US war action could alter events, while British officials urged continued resistance and warned Hitler’s predictions of conquest would fail against Britain’s empire and Allied mobilization.
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America
Vernon Bartlett
France
Mech
Mtan
United States
Bally Man
Laborite Herald
Britain
Fantantie
Inter
Morrow Injured in Cattle Truck Accident Near Avingetes
June 14 near Avingetes B Morrow a 3 year old cattle buyer was injured when his truck veered into a ditch after the steering failed. He was thrown from the cab as the vehicle toppled. Dr Alfred Lunck of Park Hospital reported his condition as fair.
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Avingetes
K B. Morrow
Billings
Mijew
Here
Morrow
Alfred Lunck
Park Hoapttel
Mental Tests for Nut Drivers Will Save Many Lives
New York June 14 An AMA meeting heard that mental tests for traffic offenders could cut fatalities. Detroit Dr Lowsil Belling reported that many offenders had barely enough sense to steer. Offenders would undergo physical exams, reaction tests, judgment, color vision, and provide histories before intelligence ratings determine fitness to drive.
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York
Lowsil
Belling
Detroit
Mich
Recorder's Court
Additton
Father saves two sons then drowns in Virginia Minn
Virginia Minnesota June 14. Up teletype reports Thomas Lapatka 46 died after rescuing his two young sons from rising water. Fire crew found him submerged and dragged him up after the rescue. The incident occurred during a squall near Lake Vermilion as bystanders watched in shock.
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Virginia
Minn
UPI
Thomas Lapatka
Virginia Firewan
Lala Varmilion
American 19 Killed in Finnish Air Disaster
Halsink June 14 An unidentified American and two others aboard a Pinnish passenger plane were killed when it exploded midair over the Gulf of Finland en route from Talilo Matonia. The craft carried 2120 pounds of diplomatic mail. Bodies were recovered from wreckage.
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Halsink
Talilo
Matonia
Midate
Gulf of Finland
Thors Hoard
Vicilme
Seaverned Crop of Wool Sells in Beaverhead County
Beaverhead county wool from 220 000 backs sold at 25 to 42 cents per pound. Dockmasters cited good range conditions lifting prices. Observers noted the sale marked above average quality for the era and linked to long running flocks in the region. Residents of Morpoy North Dakota say they are closer to Raleigh capitals than to their own state.
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Dilton
Beaverhead
Obaervars
Morpoy
N.O
Raleigh
Britain abandons idea of long war call
Allied actions in Scandinavia and the Low Countries disrupt blockade. Britain seeks funds to fuel a rapid economic blitz to replenish war stores and offset losses in French steel production as France's plants shift to the south under Allied control. United States sourcing of war materiel rises amid currency and credit constraints.
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Britain
Scandinavia
Low Countries
Flandera
France
Plaga
Downyver
United States
Paul Reynaud
Atlantic
Fritaid
Machina
de Glomo
Unitad Brater
Flag Day Observance Draws Large Capital Gathering
A Capitol City event featured by the Masonic lodge and American Legion with a color guard flag procession, a choir, and a keynote address by Rev. L. C. Hicks. The junior drill teams and Eagles entertain, as flags flown since colonial times are shown. Captain Fitzpatrick presided. Dr. Caryl Eklund directed the band. The day included a history lesson on the flags and a concert finale.
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L. C. Hicks
St Paul Methodist Church
American Legion
Fitzpatrick
Hsien
Brown
Eagles
Irl
Tead
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Grand Council
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Leicester
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Seavernead
Chase Naset
Airplanea
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New York
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Glassen
Wyo
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Caan Ie IE aNed
W. Sixth Ave
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Rex Jr
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