Opposition over sending navy ships to Allies continues
The article notes opposition to aiding Allied navies as the Senate and White House discuss policy. It reports favorable responses from several countries, a plan to delay 20 torpedo and submarine chasers, and a contract change with Electric Boat to sell ships to Allies, with Byrd seeking full committee explanation and Roosevelt's approval cited for strategic production benefits.
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Tisly
Pod Welles
Capriol Hill
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Phagos Ponts
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D. Masa
Sprute Gasal Affairs Committee
Electric Boat Company
Groton
Conn
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Naval Committee
Stephen Farke
White House
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Canada Faces Grave Emergency Debates War Preparations
Ottawa reports Prime Minister W L Mackenzie King declares grave emergency and urges no delay as government presses compulsory military service and manpower mobilization. Other items note naval expansion support, citizen tests for radio operators, defense appropriation approvals, army industrial college training reform, home defense debate, tax forecasts, and aircraft engine transfers.
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W. L. MacKensie King
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Vinson
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Toorevall
House Rules Committee
Rayburn
Teas
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Japan
IAZIS CLAIM FRENCH ARMY IN UTTER ROUT
German dispatches report major German advances along the Maginot line near Strasbourg Toul and Lunéville as French defense crumbles. Berlin commentary signals harsh terms and readiness for further action while avoiding specifics of armistice terms. Authorities dispute unauthorized Munich agreement rumors amid prep for possible peace negotiations.
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Italia
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Berliner
Borsenzeitung
England
Mian severely hurt by tumble into dam near Rocky Boy
M W Long was severely injured when he slipped while inspecting a boat safe at the Bonneau dam reservoir on the Rocky Boy Indian reservation, was swept through a tunnel into irrigation ditch, and taken to Havre Hospital where doctors expect recovery.
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Hayre
M. W. Long
Bonneau Dam
Rocky Boy Indian Reservation
Here
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Havre Hos- Val
Masons Hold Last Meeting of Season in Butte
King Selomon's lodge No 4 A F and A M held its season finale last night conferring two third degrees in full form Refreshments were served and Mayor Charles A Mangworth of Butte spoke and assisted in one degree
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King Selomon’s Lodge No. 4
A. F
A. M
Charles A. Mangworth
Butte
Rainbow Girls Meet Tonight at Broadway Masonic Temple
The Helena Rainbow Girls will hold their first meeting of the week at 7 20 PM tonight in the Broadway Masonic Temple. Several members will be initiated, with a program and refreshments planned. Mrs Shelton Hampton, mother advisor, announces. Masters and Masons are invited. DIES OF INJURIES Havre June 18 Injeuries feared when he fell at his river valley ranch home concluding the death of William Trackeray 67 Pioneer Hill county stockman who came to the section about 1887.
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Helena
Broadway
Shelton Hampton
Havre
Rivar Valley
William Trackeray
Pioneer Hill County
IA Officials Ahead for Seattle Extension Opening
Conlon Mesto and Thomas Walfe representatives of Western Alt Jiyprean visited briefly en route to Seattle for the Pan American Airways extension ceremony from Seattle to Juneau Alusiva.
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Seattle
Conlon Mesto
Avconnujden
Thomas Walfe
Trattte
Ssaille J
Pan American Airway
Juneau
Alusiva
VFW Encampment Opens in Miles City This Week
Miles City prepares for the 18th annual Montana VFW encampment with commander Jack Boorman of Shelby and auxiliary president Mrs Tina Reitan guiding the sessions. National instructor William L. Wilson from San Francisco arrives to attend events, including drum corps and drill team competitions and a late night parade scheduled Thursday.
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Miles City
Marc- Jng
Montana Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jack Boorman
Shelby
Tina Reitan
Waltetish
Veterans’ National
William L. Wilson
San Francisco
New York Court Rules on Russell Matter
The New York Appellate Division unanimously affirms voiding Bertrand Russell's appointment as a city college professor. The court rules only the city corporation counsel may appeal for the Board of Higher Education after Justice McGeehan voided the appointment. Chandler had refused to appeal and the board used private counsel.
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New York
Bertrand Strussel
Appellate Division
State Supreme Court Today
French Troops Engage in Major Loire River Battle
Bordeaux reports French forces clashed along the Loire river in a sizable engagement as troops reportedly delivered a heavy attack before withdrawing to steady a more favorable line. The action underscores ongoing efforts to stabilize positions on the central front.
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Bordeaux
France
Lotra
U S warning to Italians outlines postwar aims
The Tribuna reports a stark warning from the United States that France and Britain possessions in the Western hemisphere will not be annexed. Italian editors debate harsh terms for France and looming German pressure, with officials noting US commitment to the Monroe Doctrine.
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Vergailles
Ni Popolo di Roma
Armistica
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Ike
Unen
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England
Virginio Guyda
Glornale d'Italia
Mussolini
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Winston Churchill
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American
William Phillips
Monroy
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West Indies
St. Merre and
Miquelou
Newfoundland
England and Germany clash in night long air struggle
British and German air forces fought along the east coast in a night raid campaign described as the start of Britain's defense during the Battle of Britain. The dawn count cited 12 killed and 30 wounded as waves of Nazi planes hit east coast towns and shipping while British fighter squadrons struck back over German and Rhineland targets.
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Svensslav
Beotland
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France
Britain
Winston Churchill
Lower Thames
Germany
Rhineland
Paliament
Bombing of Ruhr Targets Marks Air Offensive
The Royal Air Force conducted night raids on Ruhr targets including Bremen Hamburg and Dortmund as part of a broader European air campaign. Weathered by heavy anti aircraft fire, several German bombers were shot down. Allied forces reported 360 bombs dropped in ten minutes at Bremenaloe and another raid noted as a second attack within 48 hours.
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Hamburg
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