United States withdraws chief diplomat from Bordeaux
Washington reports the U S secretary of state announced Anthony J. Drexel Biddle will leave Paris for London to resume duties as ambassador to the Polish government while Bullitt remains out of direct contact. Morgenthau delays decision on French securities and recognition, signaling guarded stance as Paris resists. A separate quake near Guanajuato lightly rattled Mexican mountains with no damage.
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United States
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France
Hull
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London
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William C. Bolfitt
Hayward
Alil Fe
Bullitt
State Department
Paris
Petain
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Bordeaux
Petala
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Deelstom
Treasury
Morgenthau
State, Department
Priain
London Committee
Entantes
German Planes Threaten England and London
Reports describe German raids range across England including London with heavy antiaircraft actions. Polish forces arrive from Wraclaw, led by Prime Minister Sikorski, vowing to fight alongside Britain for a free Poland. De Gaulle and French leaders pledge resistance, with Britain tightening embargos and air defense preparations as authorities forecast future air command by the Allies.
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Mon
Wratieo
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Vrance
Great Britain
Poland
Ministry of Information
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Eslle
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Trench
Bordeaux
Iter
Hera
Pcemar Renaud
France
Prenchman
Hitler
London
Italy Ends Fight With French Foe
Italy and France signed an armistice near Rome at the Vila Olgiuta after long talks. Marshal Badoglio signed for Italy and General Weygand for France. Hostilities will cease at 1 36 a m Italian summer time tomorrow. Britain remains to face the axis powers. France agreed to surrender and demobilize, with occupation changes planned for French territories.
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Rome
Olgiuta
Munich
Vadio
Charles Huntziger
Pietro Radoglio
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Mmesea Bes
Badogno
Italy
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Prange
Count Cano
Ralch
France
Brita
Nice
Bayoy
Corsica
Malta
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Jiball
Suez
Mussoliai
Alpa
Alps
Townsend Bureau Newly Weds Visit Townsend
Newlyweds Dr and Mrs William McElwen visited Townsend after their Jordan wedding on June 25. They will reside in White Sulphur Springs with partial time at the hospital in Spwaeend.
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Townsend
William McElwen
McHiwes
Jean Janad
White Sulphur Springs
Jordan
McElwes
Heapltad
Spwaeend
No Place In This Nation For Battle Of Sexes
Glacier National Park June 24 Dr Minnia Te Maffett Dallas Texas national president of the Federation of Business and Professional Women’s clubs told the sixth biennial regional conference women must support women in executive positions with the same loyalty they give men executives. Jasmine Rankin first woman elected to Congress urged Americans to face the future with faith in democracy. Four hundred representatives from several western states attended the conference.
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Minnia Te Maffett
Dallas
Tesas
Federation of Busnega
Professional Wonten
Eluba
Eixth
Maffelt
America
Jeansna Rankin
Congress
Fire in Yellowstone Park Burns Across 2000 Acres
Yellowstone Park crews fought the Chipmunk Creek fire amid unfavorable weather. Four fire camps kept watch as some men were reassigned, with officials noting the blaze had surpassed 2,000 acres and temperatures near 76 with 30 percent humidity.
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Wyo
Jina
Yellowstone Park
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Yellowatons Park
Ea Park Service
Dia
Veterans of Spanish War stress steps for defense of country
Billings officials opened a joint session of the United Spanish American War Veterans and the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic. Justice George A Eberly said the organization favors prepared defense but opposes fighting on distant battlefields. Mrs Frances M Mankell urged constant alert to guard the nation, roles of allied groups discussed, joint encampment to close Wednesday afternoon.
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America
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Grand Army of the Republic
George A. Eberly
Nebraska Supreme Court
U.S. W
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Walim
Frances M. Mankell
Trcoma
Wash
Young mother and son drowned near Averton Summy
Missoula reports Mrs Fort M Wilcox 28 and her son Earl M Wilcox Jr drowned in Flat Creek ten miles west of Averton Summy while part of a fishing party attempting to wade the stream. The tragedy was discovered and both bodies recovered. Bozeman notes data centers for Western states show attendance at Western Regional meeting of International Crop Improvement Association at Montana State College July 28 and 29 with Ralph B Mercer of Montana extension service commenting on the program.
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Fort M. Wilcox
Earl M. Wiloa, Jr
Flat Creek
Averton
Bozeman
Mprovement Association
Montana State College
Ralph BD. Mercer
Truce Reached in Miles City Labor War
In Miles City a labor conflict paused after a 36 hour shutdown of two mines and a restaurant closure. Workers returned as pickets resumed outside eateries while unions pushed for all employees to join. Court and federal act references appear in context with the reopened facilities and ongoing labor dispute.
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Deputa Atoms
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Escaped Prisoners Not Yet Recaptured Near Lodge
Montana youths Arthur Cole and Edwin John Dantian, aged 18, fled from the state penitentiary and were at large near Lodge on June 24. They were serving terms for larceny and forgery, armed status not confirmed, with capture warrants posted. The Montana Typographical Conference plans a two day section in Anaconda beginning Saturday.
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Theimcen
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Pablo
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Yraterday
Jung
Montana Typographical Conference
Willkie backer Carr eyed for cabinet post in 1940 race
Governor Ralph J. Carr of Colorado is rumored as a possible ascent for Wendell Willkie’s inner circle as a backer and potential cabinet appointee. The Colorado governor, linked to the Willkie bloc, had previously not had a first ballot Colorado voter pledged, signaling a shifting alignment in the GOP nomination battle. Personal notes piece lists several residents visiting or traveling, including Mrs Reagan, Mrs McCormick, and other local families visiting from Livingston, Seattle, Butte, Roundup, Manhattan, and nearby towns.
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Aon
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