Reserve Bank Inspectors Tour Helena Branch Today
Members of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis board will inspect the Helena branch during a Montana trip after attending the Montana Bankers Association convention in Glacier Park. J N Peyton, former resident of Montana and now president of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank, accompanies the party along with other board members and Helena branch directors.
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Rome Avers U S Is Now In Struggle
Rome voices that the United States is in struggle as German and Italian forces advance from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean. Fascist quarters privately forecasts a more generous peace for France if Britain and France reject a union and Paris faces a possible pivot to European domination freed from British influence. Italian raids and fascist gains continue in the Mediterranean and Africa while land forces hold back on major French assaults. Dr Karl Clodius arrives for talks on Balkan market division between Germany and Italy. Nearly two thirds of Greece live by farming.
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Peace price for France determined in Munich rally
A Munich crowd hailed the Axis leaders as Hitler and Mussolini arrived after a parade through the city. Terms for France were discussed with observers noting a potential peace that could render France impotent while Italy pressed for Afric a concessions. The day featured military displays, closed schools, and celebratory crowds amid a tense international backdrop.
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Fall of France Has Effect in America
Dalink Texas June 13 Doctors reported cases of two women seeking advice after appearance of rashes in their feces and blood. Both women stayed up nights worrying about war broadcasts and a condition described as dermatosen méurmsia in medical jargon.
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Germans Parade Through Paris After Occupation
June 13 Farls dispatch reports German forces entered Paris on June 15 with General Kurt von Briesen reviewing the victorious division along the Champs Elysees. Paris remains under occupation as the population observes the symbols of conquest, with limited services and German money circulating at roughly 20 francs per mark. Two nationalist newspapers resumed publishing as German forces tighten control.
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Senate Vote Ends Silver Purchase Ban Elimination
Washington report on the Senate fight over the $1,007,000,000 defense bill. A proposed ban on foreign silver purchases and a 10 percent spending cut failed 48 to 35, with Byrd and Tydings offering alternatives that were defeated as the session ended.
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Ford Firm Awarded 3000 Engines Contract
Washington reports a 43.5 million dollar contract to Ford Motor Co to manufacture 3,000 airplane engines in eight months. The deal accelerates mass production for national defense as funds were added to emergency defense appropriations. Britain also orders 6,000 engines from Ford, with engines reportedly to power Rolls-Royce aircraft.
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Mil to Dean elected president of Montana Hospital group
Milo Dean of Helena was chosen president of the Montana Hospital association at the annual convention in Bozeman. Officers named include Sister Visitation Kallapeli as vice president J Willard Baldwin of Big Inge as treasurer Josephine Blout of Great Falls as secretary and Agnes Statler of Missoula as director.
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Roosevelt era Red Cross aid plan stirs Senate clash
Washington June 18. Senator Holt led opposition to a plan empowering the president to send Red Cross mercy aid to war zones. Opponents warned the measure could spark war or deadly incidents while discussing safe conduct and the delivery ship C. B. ftc Keenport carrying half a million dollars in relief.
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Roosevelt blamed for economic mood, Lewis cites NAACP address
Philadelphia leader John L. Lewis says Herbert Hoover had no role in the mood of the nation and that President Roosevelt created a chronic downturn. He spoke at the NAACP annual conference noting limited Roosevelt plans for unemployment relief and the possibility of war drawing attention away from domestic issues.
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German claim armistice demand as France falls
Berlin reports that Germany will halt fighting only after France signs armistice. High command boasts of rapid French collapse under pursuit, predicts Britain to follow. German press cites Berlin Munich alliance, aims at crushing France and turning to England. Front lines note Loira to Orne river advances, Maginot defenses crumbling, Nevers siege with 100,000 prisoners and over 100 tanks captured.
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Transportation will wave important role in national defense
Imala June 1 delegates at the central Western shippers advisory board opening sessions urged careful handling of freight to prevent loss and damage as part of the defense program. A. J. Harrington Denver chaired the session with leaders Aldan J. Andercom J. K. Haugh Joe Marshall and F. S. Malone offering guidance. Denver Death Carrie McEvoy dies after long illness at daughter’s home in Denver. attended by Harriet Fletcher.
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