United States Began Negotiations for Rubber and Tin
Washington reports federal official Jesse H. Jones started negotiating for large rubber and tin supplies for national defense. The move followed Roosevelt signing a law expanding Reconstruction Finance Corporation powers. Jones also said talks were under way with the International Rubber Regulating Committee as defense needs prompt purchases. A $20,000,000 loan aided South American purchasing power.
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Washington
Jesse H. Jones
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
United States
Orient
South America
Roosevalt
Reconstruction Finance Corperation
Data H. Jones
International Rubber Regulating Committee
Large Blaze Menaces South Fork Forest in Montana
A major forest fire driven by high winds scorched over 210 acres of heavy timber in the Flathead National Forest near Coram Montana. A 42 man firefighting crew battled to corral the blaze as it moved toward virgin Amber stands in the remote South Fork area. The Missoula regional forester requested additional equipment and personnel. The South Fork primitive area, famed for big game like deer elk and bear, faces renewed danger from the fire.
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Kallepell
Finthead National Forest
Coram
Mont
South Fork
Flathead River
Foreat
Missoula
Montana
Berlin says British peace feeler reported
Berlin reports a German radio commentator says Britain is seeking peace terms with the Axis and that Germany will not comment on the radio source. The broadcaster asserts England is attempting to reopen communications and notes any official statement would come from an authorized spokesman.
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Berlin
England
Audacious British raid against German coastal positions
London reports a bold British foray along the German held continental coast. Heavily armed troops with fleet and royal air force support stormed positions landing at undisclosed points and returning with useful information. Further raids may follow as observers note no surprise about the operation.
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London
Britain
England
Fleet
Royal Air Force
Rade
Gald
Belgium
Zesblugge
Hayls
Nazis Predict England’s Destruction Grow More Vicious
Berlin reports the German press forecasts a counter blow against Britain far stronger than nightly air raids. DN and official agencies cite British losses of 371 bombs killed 118 and 41 wounded on June 20, claiming British air defense shows nervousness. Hitler, visiting Paris tomb of Napoleon, is linked to the plan as Germany readies a final assault.
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Berlin
Germany
Britain
England
DNB
Adolf Uwller
Napoleon
Aiight Brown
Wheeler Reports Canadian Airline Extension Remote
Senator Wheeler says expansion of Montana to Canada air service is remote due to Canadian complications. He relays that the Civil Aeronautics Authority cannot act now on extensions from Great Falls to Lethbridge, promising action as soon as possible. Local leaders had urged an early decision.
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Buite
J. Wheeler
Mont
Buite Chamber of Commerce
Serview
Montana
Canada
Butts
Great Falls
Propotala
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Lathbridge
Wheeler
CAA
All Time High in State Land Rentals Reported
Mrs. Nanita Sherlock, state land board commissioner, said rentals from land leases hit a record 185000 during the period starting with the 1239 harvest. A long term 10 year leasing program, effective February 1928, boosted crops and land development. The change increased revenue from crop shares and supported fencing, water development, and conservation efforts.
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Nanita BD
Sherlock
Land Board
Tate
Lesen
Stockman
D A V Head Feted At Dinner Here
Lewin J Murphy of South Bend Indiana national romancer of the Disabled American Veterans addressed a capacity crowd at a banquet at Iiddy's Drive In cafe where he was honored. His address The DAV A Where Has It Been and Where Is It Going packed with information about the organization. He reviewed the history of the DAV from its Detroit origin in June 1921 and offered a sketch.
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Lewin J. Murphy
South Bend
Ind
Disabled American Veterans
D.a.v.'s
Aux- Mary
Iiddy
Dav.a
Murphy
The
D.A.V
Detroit
Rumanian Air Service Ends After Clash
Bucharest reports end of all capital to Cerimuth air service following clashes with a Russian plane. Four Tusujan aircraft were fired on near Cernauts. one shot down, bombs dropped on a village. Foreign minister Lav rentieff seeks stronger vo tations, two tentative dates postponed. (Continued on Page 12)
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Bucharest
Sun
Cerimuth Dnsay
Gene Ila Alta
Hexxirahlan Jeltica
Revie
Plang
Cernauts
Saylat
Lavrentieff
Rilgaria
Huechargsh
Morsow
Nelally
Ruddan
Mandarhat
Russian Workers Must Boost Hours
Stalin instructed workers to extend daily hours and increase weekly days to boost metal planes tanks and guns production. He warned of consequences for quitting without permission, emphasizing wartime needs and tougher labor discipline.
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Monecow
Stalin
Thursia
Griaon
Axis plot to convert France to Axis control and theory
A distorted account discusses France stepping away from democracy under German and Italian armistice terms. It claims Paris will be wooed or coerced into an Axis aligned order, warning of a broader spread of totalitarian gospel and critique of Britain over France’s surrender and naval surrender pledges.
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France
Europe
Herlin
Britain Extends Blockade to France
New York reports on June 27 that Britain has broadened its blockade to include France. Ships to and from French ports cannot be searched or boarded, per a Turkish radio note heard by NBC. The broadcast claims German occupiers reach toward the Sino border and that ships leaving Spain or Portugal face interception under naval contraband rules.
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London
Britain
New York
Great Britain
France
N.B.C
Syantoh
Bodts
Usval
Britain Hailed as French Fleet Heads to Africa
Fragmented dispatch reports a large French fleet moving toward North Africa to aid the defense of French Morocco and Algeria. Claims of air battles plus scattered confirmations across Gibraltar and nearby waters indicate French naval and air units preparing to “fight it out” despite a Bordeaux government surrender.
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London
Jung
P—Reltona
Gloeuliar
Unila
Perhapa
Porte
Tharida
Moutenatary
Heotland
Scotland
Bordeaux
Warana
Ganokal Nogues
Moiterranean
Romiah Agurens
Xisedran
Gibiratas
Natve
Ceablanga
Algiers
Pyreach
Japan to put Indo-China stance to Hitler
Tokyo reports Japan will seek Hitler's view on Indo-China policy. Naosuke Sato, the Tokyo envoy, will discuss Oriental holdings with Mussolini and von Ribbentrop if needed. Officials say Sato has not been given binding instructions and may relay Japan's position through Nazi channels if necessary.
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Japan
Hitler
Tokyo
Jinman
France
Great Britain
Netherlands
Adalt Miter
Mussolini
Italy
Sato
Wilkie Getting Mixed Reactions at Republican Convention
At the Philadelphia convention Wendell Willkie drew mixed applause and boos as delegates heard his name amid a crowd waving banners and campaign placards. Speeches favored peace and preparedness while Dewey Taft and Gannett names were also met with strong demonstrations.
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Philadephia
Wendell Wilkie
Willkie
Thomas 5
Dewey
Frank E. Gannett
Robert A. Taft
Crief
Gannett
Deweyltes
Charles Hallack
House of Representatives
Indiana
Halleck
Connecticut
Afola
Rhode Island
Delaware
Virginia
California
Maryland
West Virgiats
Monteva Minohards
New Jersey
Warahington
Program Today Philadelphia June 2046 Convention Notes
The program for Thursday at the Republican National Convention lists opening activities, prayer, and nominations for president and vice president. The text notes uncertainty about whether a presidential nomination requires roll call and if the convention may extend beyond Friday.
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Philadelphia
Ani
Hallotay
Platform of Republicans Wins Assent
Philadelphia June 28 The Republican platform denounces the Roosevelt administration and declares preparedness and power necessary for America. It accuses the New Deal of sedition in our unprepared state and warns against amending the constitution to allow a president beyond two terms. The piece notes continued controversy and omits further details.
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Philadelphia
Andomn
Republic
Ahlanening & Campaign Slaran
America
Republian
Hooseevelt
Ahayanil
Congress
Washington
United States
French Ambassador to London Resigns
The French ambassador to London Charlns Corbin reportedly asked for re-migration to the Bardean government of Marshal Hane Philippe and that the request was accepted. The fragmentary notice notes Corbin’s resignation from the post in London.
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London
Tandon
Charlns Corbin
Marshal Hane
Philippe Fotain
Arrest of Former Premier Daladier Reported Ordered Arrest
An unconfirmed report from Caxac binnea in French Miararra states former French premier Tiburrt Tabre dler was ordered arrested. The note claims Daladier arrived at Cusatlaien to meet General Nugnes, high commissioner of Marur, who allegedly issued the order to detain him immediately.
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Mary Scott Menda
Amherst
Amberst
Sun
Carter Glass
Virginia
Ginan
Wita
Daladier
Cibraltar
Caxacbinnea
Miararra
Tony
Tiburrt
Tabredler
France
Nugnes
Marur
Hardin Man Kills Woman in Tavern Then Slays Self
Marie Sucland, 44, was shot and killed in a Hardin tavern by Mike Blackie Luka, 47, who then killed himself. A bartender reported a scuffle with a labor organizer named Hale. a second shooter wounded a man in Gillette before Luka's self-inflicted gunshot. Brown, mentioned in the report, survived.
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Hardin
Self
Dune
Marie Sucland
Mike
Blackie) Luka
William Crooks
Brooke
Hale
Una
Butte
Seelind
Ner
Robbine
Billings
Marco
Thatiet
Gillette
Wyo
Ahorn Shearer
Brown
Saran
Halco
English Down Two German Bombers
London June 27 two German bombers were shot down by British fighters during the night over Great Britain the air ministry announced today.
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London
Great Britain
Air Ministry
Two Montana Ranchers Take Own Lives In Rural Dark
In central Montana, two ranchers died by suicide in separate incidents. Inti Hater, 47, and Rusty Bennittle, a prominent Wilger rancher, were found after self-inflicted gunshot wounds at or near their homes. Worries over the war and domestic strains were noted as possible causes.
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Central
Montana
Tewistava
Jung
Indav
Inti Hater
Rhial Qurnihg Manglas
Dyother Dab
Harald Hedley
Lewistoun
Hodson Utena
Rusty
Robart Bennittle Vt
Wilger
Hifles
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G.O.P
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NA Telephatyl
Hayda B. Stassen
JennbMean
Minnesota
Bessarabia
Axis
Kirke Ty. Simpson
Freve Weller
Tekin
Hitsato
Francce
Tao Nolpa
Itfaly
Wlko
Africa
Taft
Tiwher
Analios
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Ohl
Vata
Alster
Morusa
Raf
Heaths
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