Roosevelt labels critics crooked over Pan American plan
President Roosevelt branded critics as crooked for opposing a Pan American economic organization and cooperative sales of about 2 billion dollars in American staple exports outside the Western Hemisphere. He linked criticism of two Republican appointees to political motives while framing the moves as part of a broader economic defense and military efforts.
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Roosevelt
Western Hemisphere
Frank Knox
Henry L. Suntsan
Spanish Cabinet Reported Under Reorganization
Spanish cabinet reorganized as the government tightens control under Franco. Serrano Sunner to take over foreign affairs while Belgneder shifts to high commissioner of Noracco. Serrano Sunner already leads interior, public order, health and administration in a growing government alignment.
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Spain
Francisco Branco
Serrana Sunnér
Franco
Seven Killed Under Tree by Lightning in Storm
Deputy Sheriff A. Connell and others sheltered under a tree near a farm when a thunderbolt struck. Seven people died instantly, others were fatally injured as the storm raged, with rescue attempts and watermelons noted at the scene.
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Beran Persona Ware
A. ©. Connell
Nye Seeks Roosevelts Resignation To Avert Disaster
In a Senate session Senator Nye accuses President Roosevelt of policies causing national danger and calls for his resignation. Nye urges questioning of former Secretary of War Woodring over alleged transfer of a top defense secret to Allies. Hyde Park and the war cabinet reshuffle are noted as partisan charges fly.
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Hyde Park
Harry Woodring
Senate Military Committee
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National Defense
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Henry Arnold
Hyda Tayk
Henry L. Bumson
Cen Waadving
Frank Tenox
Yellowstone Park Fire Rages Across Chipmunk Creek Forest
A Yellowstone Park blaze spread rapidly as gusts swept through the 2,000-acre Chipmunk Creek area. Crews from four workers camps moved to the front to shore up lines while officials called the break not serious and said they were watching winds closely. A new lodgepole stand fire started nearby this afternoon.
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State Purchases Insurance for Automotive Equipment
Montana Governor Ayers announced state procurement of public liability, property damage, and fire insurance for state owned vehicles at a total premium of 20 462.94, down from 24 280.80 last year, with policies awarded to Cogswell-Dawson Company of Great Falls and the William R. Davis Agency of Great Falls. The plan increases equipment coverage by 2 percent and becomes effective July 1, following ten bids.
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Stale Board of Examiners
Roy EB. Ayers
Cogswell-Dawson Company
Great Fajla
Wiliam R. Davis Agancy
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Fira Ingurange
Sam W. Mitchell
Harrison J. Freejbourn
Mittal Constating
Clifford J. Walker
Deauty
W. L. Witzaimmane
Board of Examiners
William Hosking
Lia Mity Inguranea
Cogswell- Dawnon Company
Great Falla
Notson-Smith Company
Helena
Mr. Harness
Ayers
Toon
Knox Defends Acceptance Avers It Is Non-Political
Col Frank Knox, 1936 Republican VP candidate, said the Navy post should be nonpolitical as naval expansion grows. He stated the administration asks him to serve under Roosevelt and that the Navy’s conduct must remain free of party influence. He emphasized personal readiness to assist the president, noting what happens to him is unimportant.
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Visits City as Federal Home Loan Bank official
A visiting official from the Federal Home Loan Bank of Portland yesterday met with local bankers. The delegation included Mr. Johnson, former vice president of the American National Bank and former state bank examiner, who accompanied the visitor.
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Japanese Join Forages With Hitler in Asia Spark
Hongkong reports British authorities announce Japanese troops began occupying areas in south China near the colony border. Communique says no alarm. Circles say Tokyo seeks closer ties with Germany and Italy and may act against British and French possessions in the southern Orient.
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First Day Summer Dust Storm Hits City With High Winds
A strong dust storm swept Helena on the first day of summer bringing moderate temperatures earlier, then a powerful wind damaged visibility. An unofficial wind velocity record reached 54 miles per hour at the airport as dust filled streets and caused minor eye irritation, with light rain and no major property damage reported.
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Helena
Fay
Nazi Air Assault Rages Over Britain In Violent Raid
Waves of German bombers attacked southern and eastern England in the week’s fiercest air raid. Anti aircraft fire and fighter clashes filled the sky as civilians sought shelters and survivors reported widespread explosions and fires.
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England
Leavy Denettion
Defense Tax Bill Approved In Conference Committee
Washington June 21 AP Passage of no defense revenue with parting income taxes and adding about 2 900 000 persons to the ranks of such taxpayers becomes a certainty tonight as Senate House conference committee agrees on the measure. Estimate yields about one billion dollars a year with exemptions raised and various surtaxes altered in the final plan.
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Senate-House Conference Committee
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House
White House
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D. Tenn
National commander to visit Helena veterans event
National commander of the American Veterans receives schedule for a Helena visit Wednesday June 28. He will tour Fort Harrison veterans hospital midday and serve as lead speaker at an evening meeting for service men at the Helena chapter.
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Carl Cros
Con Maader
Fort Uarrison Veterans Hospital
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France must reply yes or no to peace terms
London dispatch reports six French tankers moved to British ownership at Istanbul. In Compiegne Forest Hitler demanded a yes or no answer from France to a conqueror's peace. Emissaries conferred with Germany’s representatives. Hitler ordered removal of the armistice memorial car and its train slabs at the 1918 site.
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Preparation and Peace to Occupy the G O P
A Philadelphia Sun editorial notes the Republican convention work on platforms under Alf M. Landon and Clean Wrank. Subcommittees draft items addressing foreign affairs and party unity while some attendees favor two platforms one concise and the other detailed. The piece hints at continued discussion in tomorrow’s session.
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Berlin Experiences 115 Second Air Raid Since War Started
Berlin and Ita reported a brief air raid at 2 16 a m after sirens wailed for 36 minutes. Plumes of smoke observed, but no bomber explosions heard in the city center. Authorized sources called it a radio alarm with precautions taken and no further information available.
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Ita
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French Fleet and Syrian Army Will Never Surrender
French official sources say the Mediterranean battle fleet and Syrian forces would keep fighting beside the British regardless of any German peace terms. They insist surrender is impossible and that the struggle must go on.
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Middle-East
Syria
France
Debarkations Halted at Gibraltar and Algeciras
Debarkations at Gibraltar and Algeciras were halted today as the crew of a Spanish ship operating between here and Abraltar was refused permission to dock. The incident disrupted the daily sailing between the two ports.
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Here
Abraltar
French Government Studies Peace Proposal Amid War Talks
June reports from Horteaw say officials labored over a 30 page message decoding terms tied to Adolf Titler. French and German delegations held a prolonged session after telephoned consultations in a railway car where the Arm Jatten pact was discussed. Air raids were reported on southwest France and the Vosges front as negotiations continued with no immediate conclusion.
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