Rumanians Decided to Yield to Soviet Demands
Reports from Bucharest say Soviet troops push across Bessarabia and northern Bucovina after Romania capitulates. Red fleet ships enter Constanta as Romania agrees to Moscow terms, with Hungary and Bulgaria poised to press further for Transylvania and Dobruja amid a broad regional redraw.
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Carol
Bucharest
Alraady
Bessarabia
Bucovina
Russia
Red Fleet
Black Sea
Constanta
Rusai&6
Rumanis
Ake
Rusalap
Albnania
Transylvania
Rumania
Grand Council
Dicker
Rusaie
Hungary
Adolf Hitler
Bulgaria
Rusajay
Eoulharn Dobryja
Balkan
Methodist Conference Advances in Missoula Sessions
The Montana Methodist Conference continued in Missoula with daily devotions, a 18 year service award for Dr Charles Cole, retirements of Rev. W P Jinnett and Rev. Hubert W Woods, and reports from boards on education hospitals and evangelism. Delegates prepared for the July jurisdictional meeting in San Francisco with a dinner for officials and selections of committee members.
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Actlys
E. Roy Fort
L. Clifford
Christian Education
Montage
Board of Education
Thomas H. Roddy
Anaconde
Vernon E. Lewis
Canferetca
Clifford
J. 3. Pennepacker
Polytechoic-Intermountain College
Billings
Mise Jossphire Stout
Great Falla Deaconess Hospital
Ine stuHon
Schoal of Nursing
Bililogs Deaconess
Gertrude Buckels
John Morange
Havre
Kennedy
Mr. Smith
Sidany
Walter Spaulding
Bozeman Institution
Board of Hospitals and Homes
Rey
J. E B. Smith
Wilbur H. Wammaker
Bozeman
H. G. Calling
Vernon
B. Lawle
Fort Benton
Orrent W. Wertz
A. ‘C. Caton
Mutts
M. W. Edwards
Choteau
KY. Nettis Lease
Great Vale
Misa
San Antonio Cancels Ford Order Over Government Stand
San Antonio mayor Maury Maverick announced city action canceling an order for 22 Ford automobiles. He said Ford has taken a stand against the government in resisting national defense orders, and the city aligns with the government in this matter.
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San Antonio
Texas
Maury Maverick
Ford
Marriage Licenses and Local Obituaries Compile
Vital statistics list marriage licenses for John W. Roberts of Navipa Idaho and Cora Nel Keen of Boles Idaho. Obituary notices report Mies Varive Ray, longtime Helene resident, died yesterday. Frank E. Bsmith, 64, also died yesterday with funeral services and burial planned. A Sunday evening meeting featured Dr James Brett Keonn on recovering tone in daily life and the dangers of totalitarian influence, followed by devotional leadership and scripture reading. Additional program notes outline devotional service, address by Bishop Ham maker, and an evening sermon on personal power. A separate note cites 16 million people within 350 miles of the proposed Green Mountain National Park in Vermont. beavers' prevalence in limited areas correlates with erosion control issues.
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James Brett Keonn
Christ
Jesus
Kepna
Walter B. Spaulding
Hunter McKale
H. A. Enveray
Homer Magea
Hammaker
Kenna Speeking
Legion Officers Seated by National DAV Leader
Macently elected officers of Lewis ted Clark post No 2 of the American Legion were installed at a meeting in the Legion hall last night by National Commander Lewis J. Murphy of the Disabled American Veterans. Murphy, visiting to Helene, delivered a stirring address urging national preparedness and patriotism, stressing free speech for citizens and restricting unnaturrized aliens. Delegates to the American Legion region state convention in Glasgow July 10 to 13 were named: Art Amundsen, Carl Kretlow, George A. Davis, Ray N. Shannon, Hugh Adair, Paul Dickover. Alternates: J. W. Forbes, Jack Dowd, Ted Colina, Stanley Foot. Officers installed: Gary Krellow, commander. Paul Dickover, senior vice commander. Jack Dowd, junior vice commander. A. K. Berumeard, grant-at-arms. Warren Hurri ve rger, finance officer. William Ashton, historian. William Schimpf, chaplain.
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Clark Post No. 2
American Legion
Legion Hall
National
Lewis J. Murphy
Disabled American Veterans
Helene
Murphy
Wadnesday
Glasgow
Inctuatve
Tven
Art Amund
Sen
Carl Kretlow
George A. Davis
Ray N. Shannon
Hugh Ada
Full breakup for Rumania now possible headline analysis
Reported mood in Bucharest and Budapest as Rumania cuts telegraph links with neighbors and Hungary readies forces on Transylvania frontier. Talks among Carol, Jozef, and Berlin hint at compromises to salvage Dobruja while Soviet moves press Carpathian barriers and redraw Balkan power.
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Hungary
Rumanie
Petehbors
jCaral
Jozef
Ttey
Arance
Rumania
Carol
Boris
Bulgaria
Sofia
Dobrudja
Re‘serviste
Balkans
Carpathians
Carpathian
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Red Army
Stalin
Germany
Bath
Berlin
Rome
West
Russia
Danube
Black Sea
Possibility of Peace Weighs on Economic Outlook
Analysis from Wall Street markets considers how peace in Europe could reshape the American economy. Projections vary from continued high armament spending to potential slowdowns in certain operations and weakened markets, with Europe likely to seek large farm product purchases once payments ease.
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Wall Street
Europe
Germany
California
Los
America
Jeff Monteray
Réich Wold
Wall
President authorizes seizure of foreign vessels here
The president authorized seizure powers for foreign ships in U S waters, with Morgenthau limited by similar restrictions as Secretary Hull. The move follows talk of seizing French vessels to enforce debt payments and protect U S rights. Officials noted no immediate action was planned, while defense and economic measures proceeded.
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Vaname
Panama Canal
Sama
Morgentha
Unitedtates
Stephen T. Early
White House
United
Morgentiau
Rooss
Defense
Tittle
Wallace Wald
Hemisphere
Morgenthau
Hull
Hopkine
Defense Commission
William
Knudeon
Chamberlain party denies peace rumor
The piece reports that despite rumors of Chamberlain seeking surrender, British leaders affirm an offensive plan ahead. Ministers like Herbert Morrison promise continued effort beyond immediate production, aiming for a long view as tensions rise with French fleet units aiding England.
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Chamberlain
England
France
Comsleano
Herbert Morrison
Booss of Commons
Course Change Sparks Debate on Policy Goals
Fragmentary text discusses long term potholes and offensive and defensive policies. Mention of a "Very big" order for raw materials placed in the United States hints at a broader policy discussion. No clear names or dates are present.
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United States
Europa
American
Normandie
New York
San Francisco
Leopold L. D
Wisconsin
Los Angeles
Merope
Chester, Pay
Winnepeg
Miemi
Schuhurazada
Coroua Chriati
Texas
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Bununines I
Torusgil
LMS
Paris
Methodist Conference
James Brett Kanna
Montana
Genstone
W. E. Hammater
Charlen G. Cole
Distriet
Hi Quadern
Miss
W. P. Jinnett
Polson
Hubert W. Woods
Libby
Mr. Woods
Ity
Anild
Tenke
Rumaania
Red Russia
Bleck
Galath
Braila
Danuby
Tulena
Wilkens
Angels
John W. Roberts
Navipa
Idaho
Cora Nel Keen
Boles
Mies Varive Ray
Opp and Conrad Chapel
Rev. L. ©. Hicks
Forestyats Cemetery
Frank Ebsmith
Opp and Gonrad
Fornstrain Cemetery
Gteen Mountain National Park
Vermont
Department of Agriculture
Wilken
Pe Wilken
Wilman
Wilkes
Thea
Aleddia
Legion
D.A.V
Sulete
San Francisco Exposition
Oryt Saan Er Coy
Aly
Een North Coast Limited
Helena
Reinig’s
P.M
Barbara Eed
Juan Archer
Eae A
Charlutian
Eee
Green Hornet
Evers
Aia
Sunshine Camp
Civic Center
Dodge
North Malm
Stebbins Auto CO
Hotena, Mow
Tanes
Enijent
Rasta Es
Geete Country Club
Megorte Brewing
Joceph, Bi
Sweet Bros., Distributors
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