Russians Say Germans Beaten Back
The Russian communique reports German forces were pushed back in areas near Vilna and Lida with Welkowysk referenced as a strategic point. It claims two entire Russian armies were tapped by the German high command and that a German tank division was annihilated on the Beat Side, according to Nazi prisoners.
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Vilna
Welkowyst
Lida
Welkowysk
Bialystok
Nazi Prsoners
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Grodno
Brest- Litovsk
Kaunas
Kiev
Ukraine
Smolensk
Moscow
Russia
Red Air Force
Fler
Paul Hoffhaver
Luftwaffe
Riga
Latvia
London Radio
Lawrences Cadberry
New York
N.B.C
Motor City
Oii
Maxie
Falcom Munique
Pautiong
Ger
Dvinsk
Cap-Hutrad Rittas
Lue U1gn
Brest Litovsk
Kemia
Lithuanias
Minsk
Cormans
France
Pope Preaches Faith Amid War as Soviet and German Claims Clash
The report contrasts a Russian communique denouncing German claims of rapid victory with pope's sermon urging trust in God amid immense suffering. It notes German losses and Soviet counterclaims, cites tank and aircraft figures, and covers war-front updates across Ukraine and Poland, plus Vatican reflections on humanity and divine justice.
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Rome
Nahona
Bose
Peter
Paul
Poland
Novorgrad-Velinski
Shepetovka
Ukraine
Purean Baal
Stutborn
Baraj¢ Mowieze
Old Poland
Minsk
White Russia
Belearth
Cross
Holy Father
Nazi Claiming Troops on Moscow Highway
Nazi claims on Moscow front describe planes destroyed and 2243 tanks wrecked or captured as drives push through Lithuania into Latvia. The article notes famine, supply shortages, and widespread suffering among Catholics and laypeople, with remarks on God’s endurance amid the horrors and blockades aggravating the crisis.
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Moscow
Lithuania
Latvia
Minek
Enat
County Youths Will Register for Army Duty Tuesday
The article reports county youths to register for military service on July 1, outlining eligibility for males 21 and older since October 18, 1940, or those of registration age then who have not registered. It details required information, contact with local boards, and notes on disability registrations. It also summarizes German and Soviet battle reports from the eastern front, including prisoner and equipment counts, and mentions a potato crop value in 1939.
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HE. M. Birely
Espionage Ring Crackdown Slows German Contacts
FBI chief Hoover outlined a wide espionage case with 22 foreign born defendants and 19 prior convictions since 1917. Suspects faced up to 20 years in prison. defendants include Frederick Joubert Duquesne and Carl Reuper, with operations spanning couriers, air routes, and secret inks. Authorities noted use of international mail and U.S. banking to fund activity and described Baltic and Polish targets as German drives advance toward Moscow and Kiev amid ongoing wartime pressure.
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Hoover
Europe
F.bal. Ehier
Frederick Joubert Duquesne
F.B.I
New York
United States
Brooklyn
U. S
Harold M. Kennedy
Carl Reuper
Germany
Chinaeso
France
Russia
South Africa
Austria
Morasta
FBI
Aml Ace
Helson
Italy
On the War Front Special duties abroad and leaders named
War front notes report special duties assigned abroad with Sir Anileen remaining chairman of the authority. New York and London broadcasts detail widespread Allied and Axis actions across Constanta Ploesti Danube bridges Finland Egypt and Hungary. A separate survey finds five in every 106 American schoolchildren need glasses.
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Ton
Anileen Wil
New York
Black Sea
Constanta
NBC
Ploesti
Golden Anniversary To Be Celebrated
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Shearer of Winfield Jaws will be celebrated tonight at the home of Dr. and Mrs. David Berg on 425 Gilbert Street. The Shearers, parents of Dr. B C. Shearer of 420 North Park Avenue and of Mrs. Berg, have often visited Helena. they will be at home to friends tonight.
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A. W. Shearer
Winfield, Jaws
David Berg
Gilbert Street
Shearer
B C. Shearer
North Park Avenue
Berg
Great Northern Seeks Farmer Co operation On Crop Storage
The Great Northern urges farmers to load cars promptly and use them for transport rather than storage. Despite 4,000 new 50 ton box cars and an order for 2,000 more, terminals near capacity threaten harvest movement. The railroad emphasizes meeting transportation obligations to defense and normal commerce only with full patron cooperation.
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Great Northern
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