Senator Wheeler urges anti war den be selected
Senator Wheeler from Montana urged both major parties to nominate candidates with records showing they will resist influence from international bankers and avoid entering the European war. He criticized the New York propaganda and opposed appointing Henry L. Silmson as secretary of war and Frank Knux as secretary of the navy.
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Washington
Wheeler
Mont
Poth
New York
Willem Allen White
Henry L. Silmson
Frank Knux
Mavy
Pepper Box Defeats McGaffick’s In Softball Thriller
The Pepper Box team defeated McGaffick’s 7 to 0 in a girls’ softball game. Battery for Pepper Box was Pat Dowd and Hooper, while McGaffick’s pitchers were McMekin and MecGafick. McMekin struck out 13 batters and Dowd fanned five.
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Pepper Box
McAffick
Pepper
McGaffick
Pat Dowd
Hooper
U S Starts Purchase of Tin Rubber War News Continues
Export-Import bank extends a loan to fund U S purchases of tin rubber and related industrial goods as Argentina seeks finance amid wartime disruption. A South Atlantic naval presence grows with cruiser Phoenix headed to Valparaiso and ships Wichita Quincy and OBrien already in the region. London officials discuss rubber production expansion in British and Dutch East Indies and Malay areas amid Pacific tensions. There are 166 000 physicians in the United States about one per 78 7 people.
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United States
Jones
Argentina
Uruguay
South America
Lewis Compton
Phoenix
Pacific
Valparaiso
Chile
South Americas Porta
Wichita
Quincy
O’brien
Montevideo
Congres
Sir John Hay
London
International Rubber Committee
Hayold
Netherlands East Indies
Bialay
Audacious raids push German bases under pressure
British and Allied reports describe a series of coastal landings along a wide front from the Scandinavian peninsula to the Spanish frontier. Raids wreck harbor works and defensive works while French and Turkish talks unfold and India moves toward defense measures as Germany faces intensified pressure.
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Reuterm
Land Department Records Grazing Rentals Rise With Acreage
The Land Department reports grazing leases increased from 2,901,875 acres yielding 161,835 in 1938 to 3,840,141 acres producing 200,664.20 in 1940. Mrs Sharlock says higher acreage offsets a 60 percent cut in grazing rental by the Montana legislature while preserving conservation practices such as crop sharing and alternating summer fallowing with cultivation where possible.
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Mra. Sharlock
Montana
Ith
Athte
Langer Wins North Dakota Senate Nomination Over Frazier
Fargo, June 24. William Langer, former North Dakota governor, clinched the Republican nomination for U.S. senator by defeating incumbent Lynn J. Frazier and Senator Thomas Whelan in Tuesday's primary. With 1,852 of 2,287 precincts counted, Langer led 51,217 to 41,? and 38,061 for Whelan, advancing to face Democrat Charles Vorel of Fargo in the general election. North Dakota has never elected a Democratic senator.
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Fargo
N. D
William Langer
Rovernor
North Dakota
U. S
Lynn J. Frazier
Biste
Thomas Whelan
Langer
Frazier
Whelan
Charles Vorel
Nazis Assert England Will Be Destroyed
A Nazi dispatch reports England facing intensified air raids as Germany continues strategy after armistice. It notes bombings of central English airports and factories, raids on northern and western Germany, and claims British losses while asserting vigilance with expanded air raid precautions.
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England
Duster
Dea Invalides
Dows
Nono- Jean
Banka
Seine
Fuehrer
Bittel Tower
Ile Apire
Britain
Bellingham
High Command
Germany
Ireland
Saranac
Bayonne
France
Stavanger
Norway
Rumanians Service Ends After Clash
Reports claim clashes between groups across the Dalester river divide Romania and Soviet Nursia in Dessarabia Rumania's eastern province. King Carol contemplates a new party alignment as Juliz Maniu resigns from royal councilor post. Mikhalacho’s victory seen as unity. Britain overtakes Germany in the global toy market.
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Dalester
Rumania
Nursia
Ofifeiain
Dessarabia
Tear
Moscow
Carol
Fumania Morento
Wan Ween
Jon Mikhailacha
Juliz Maniu
National Peasants’ Party
Mikhatlacho
France Surrender Terms Scrutinized By Allied Powers
The article critiques terms offered to France after defeat, arguing the plan would keep France a non belligerent ally while preserving her colonial empire and fleet under German Italian guard. It notes Allied fear, German Italian propaganda, and the need to clarify the status of French ships and colonies before assessing postwar power.
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France
Comatal Fronte
England
Britain
Wallan
Axta Parton
Fragmentary note on reform and penalties in raid case
A garbled fragment mentions a person named Denes and apologies for a wrong done in a raid by force. It references a wall panel and a large measure, but lacks clear details on action, date, or outcome. This reads as an uncertain historical snippet with minimal identifyable facts.
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