Churchill and Petain Quarrel Over French Surrender Terms
In Bordeaux on June 23 the clash between Churchill and Petain over France’s surrender terms dominates a report detailing France’s fight to the end, Laval becoming premier, Gaulle ousted from the cabinet, and American ambulance volunteers departing Bordeaux as German advance closes in.
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Petain
Bordeaux
Italy
France
Leruselere Alpes
Detenne
Althhough
Markbol Pejhin
Britlehemutcieinu
Bert
Proadeant
Hordeaux
Fetain
Church
Hordeeux
Jammnd Morisloos Hospital
Britain
Ronald Hugh Campbell
Bordseuz
Tecro Laval
Bimcell
Laval
Marshal Ienry Philipps Petelo
Charles da Gaulle
Pramier Reybaud
London
de Gaulle
France Surrenders Fleet and Arms Under German Armistice
Armistice terms require France to surrender fleet and all arms, place under German Italian control, and demobilize. Occupation extends north to Tours and Mediterranean coast, with Paris included. French government told to cooperate, with refugees and wartime duties shifted to Axis powers. Britain frozen from aid.
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France
Germany
Britain
Mary
Rome
Tealy
Italy
Genevo
Switzerland
Iinilee
Meliterranean
Alpe
Batoy
Nite
Dauphine
Alexanftria
Brilats
Relwin
Ministry of Saturmustim
Fratco
Bardonin
Aiatsler
Marshal Potain
Baudouin
Marshal Pelsin
Manven
London
Peeaer Alona
Paris
Uteir Homer
Wilzkrieg
Compiegne
Geneva
Tours
Tira
Armistice terms outline and French reaction in war’s end
The document lists armistice terms including surrender of all artillery tanks anti aircraft weapons aircraft and munitions in German occupied areas. Prisoners of war and land defenses are discussed along with communications and transportation shutdowns. French leaders express resistance to humiliation and pledge to continue resistance while Britain vows support for France and a victorious outcome.
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Noutral
Germany
Jorelon
Allo
France
Qin
Peonnl
Willy Toutlnoue
Jo & Ward
M. Boudouin
Mazahal Petoin
Chainter
Dee
Roucules
Matrahal Petutn
Falil Ja
Maasea
Great Britain
Cheriah
All Aliens to Be Fingerprinted Across Nation
Washington official announces plan to start registration and fingerprinting of 3,500,000 aliens within two weeks. Congress approves funding for 600 additional federal investigators to monitor spies and saboteurs. Industry estimates suggest $7,000 investment per worker for improved output.
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Jonw
Sualles Department
Congress
Allone
Aod
Hia
Funda
Mors Federel Bureau
Torentigat
Egenta
Rombe
Swift March of Conqueror Unchecked Threat to France Reach
Allied tanker breaks from convoy as German high command touts swift French capture and major fortifications. The report claims vast Allied losses and German advances across the Atlantic coast and through the French border, citing battles around St Nazaire, Nantes, and the Loire region with hundreds of thousands captured and strategic forts falling. The communiqué notes air battles north of Burgundy and strikes on Atlantic shipping, while warning of rapid German advances toward the Ithane valley and Lor raine regions.
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St. Nazalia
Adolf Hilles
Tthane
Lyon
Fastrarde
Wear Alps
Straatouem
Murat
Yonges
Atlantic
St. Nazaire
Gironde
Bich
Burdwany
High Command
Trehttng
Rhone
Alsace
Lorraine
Alpa
Alaska Airline Launches First Passenger Flight
An inaugural Pacific Alaska Airways service set to operate its first passenger flight the next day between Seattle and Juneau Alaska. The event marks a milestone for the carrier as veterans and notable travelers prepare to board the inaugural trip for the new route from Seattle to Alaska.
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Seatite
Jude
Vateran
Invarnor
Kodoowamsiters
Pacific Alaska Airwaye
Denthe
Jineau
Aletha
De Gaulles Plea Signals Resolve Amid Armistice Turmoil
General de Gaulle defends French independence after dismissal from the army and formation of a wartime committee with Britain. Churchill presses France to continue fighting. Britain outlines an armistice terms that would leave large parts of France under German and Italian control, with Bordeaux as a remaining major city.
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Britelo
Caille
Pramier Reynaud
Cathtust
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Mally
Mifiuln
Fleche
Germany
Carier
Gnearal de Gaulin
de Goute
Murnimi Potsin
France
Churchill
Lord Lloyd
First
A.V. Alexander
Bordeaux
Exchange Telegraph
Ste Hretory
Britloh
Tha Miele
Ouraalree
Mary
Bud White
Améralty
Webt
Commandar
French Troops Deploy Across Frontiers Amid Alpine Resistance
French forces mass along the Savoy frontier facing reinforced Alpine units as General De Qualle appeals for citizens to resist. Nearly 180,000 fortress troops flee Alsace and head toward the Mediterranean for possible North African deployment. Geneva residents hear distant artillery as bridges are blown and Alpine lines tighten. Northern villages report German detachments occupying Belfort region while returning refugees recount upheaval across Lower Alsace.
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Chevrantorn
Switzerland
Savoy
Seneral de Qualle
London
France
Toulon
Theotroom
Gazis
Schad
Mediterranean
Barly
General Bean
North Africa
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Gunn
Anneay
Than
Fhane
Jura
Alva
Deep Korgen
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le Jaux
Eclas Worta
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Lower
Alaoce
Fle
Belfork
Read
Thait Fatioe
Foronate
Americans Afraid to Face Truth in Crisis Speech
Palo Alto Calif June 29 4 Americans are afraid to face reality and avoid responsibility, warned Dr Ray Iginn Wilbur Stanford vocal at a mid year conference. He argued many will not face punishment and cited Lindbergh remarks and public reaction as evidence.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Ray Iginnn Wilbur
Stanford
California
California Publishers’ Association
Lindbergh
Elros
Birt
Kink
Garman
Civil Liberties Union Defies Bill To Bar Radicals From Relief
New York on June 2, the American Civil Liberties Union team condemned a proposed congressional action to ban communists and German American workers from public service, private employment, and relief programs. The union denied the move as unconstitutional, noting pending legislation in Congress and a U.S. Civil Service order excluding the two groups.
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Civil Liberties Union
New York
American Civil Liberties Union
Congressionsy
Civi
Bitin
W.F.A
U. S. Cl Service Commission
Printers Elect Colorado Springs Leader in Intermountain Union
Fy-R. OC. Ivankiln of Greeley was elected president of the Intermountain conference of the International Typographical Union at its three-state meeting in Colorado Springs.
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Colorado Springs
Cojo
Ivankiln
Greele
French Colonials to Carry On Amid British Support
Continued coverage notes a determined French colonial spirit despite France's armistice. UK pledges social arrangements to sustain empire with money support from Syria, Indo China, Morocco, Senegal, the Cameroons and Jubut, while French morale wavers over leadership, armistice terms, and the duty to rebuild.
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Syria
Morocco
Senegal
France
Dritieh
Boredeaux
Alner
Hitler
Germany
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