Churchill to Address Congress Amid War Strategy Talks
Prime Minister Churchill will address a joint session of Congress at 10:40 a.m. mountain war time as part of a new series of strategy talks with President Roosevelt. The speech follows his December 1941 congressional address and comes amid Allied advances and planning for intensified global action against Axis forces.
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William J. Peacock
Washington
Churchill
Congress
Roosevelt
Rayburn
Miuike
Senate
House
Weather in Helena by U S Weather Bureau: light change
The Helena forecast reports a slight temperature shift with a few scattered showers expected in the afternoon. Weather conditions remain generally mild with small changes in daytime highs and overnight lows.
Winston Churchill in Washington Again Riots Flare Over Europe
A wartime dispatch from London reports Churchill in Washington as riots and raids erupt across Europe. RAF strikes target Germany amid a day and night of heavy bombings, while Berlin and Stockholm relay dubious claims of open revolt and nerve-war activity. Allies launch a massive aerial offensive with record-breaking raids on occupied Europe and Tunisia. The scene shifts to Holland on the brink of revolt, with Berlin’s unrest tied to German troop relatives and occupation pressures.
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Denise Menille
France
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Montanans Inc to Open Two Day Meet Here Today
Montanans Inc opens a two day meeting in Helena this afternoon at 2 o'clock with President Peterson presiding. Reports on agriculture, mining, petroleum, conservation and other topics will be presented by the committees. A dinner meeting is planned tonight with speakers from the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis and the Committee for Economic Development. Saturday features regional talks on postwar development and an election of new directors.
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Peterson
Montana Automobile Assertion
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Aund County
Eles
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Tere
Walter H. Sehleiter
Chicago
Committee For Economic Development
Taws
U S Militarists Claim Axis Collapse and New Materiel Unveiled
New York May 14 Lieut Gen Jacob L Devers commander of American forces in Europe declared Axis forces are crumbling and will be destroyed from air sea and land. Gen Lesley J McNair praised American ground troops while Gen Grady Barnes described secrets of U S ordnance including the 155 mm gun and the German time fuse adapted for U S use.
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Jacob L. Devers
Shaye
London
Toopa
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Cattaral Devera
Thetter Sonn
Lesley J. McNair
United States
Africa
America
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Deon M. Barnes
Ordnance Department
General Barnes
Trew
Germany
Poland
United States Ordnance Department
Isa
Eample
Nieve
Europe
Amon Amurickn Aecrel
Awlilely
Buikherd
House Renews President's Trade Powers Until 1945
Washington reports the House voted to renew the president's reciprocal trade powers for three years but limited to 1945. Republicans blocked a larger extension, while Democrats urged broader revival of trade powers. The bill still faces Senate consideration with a 170 to 144 vote on key amendments.
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Kay Ae
Washington
Roonoveit
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Toyn
Congress
Domneritte Teaders
David Tt Wold
Absent-Minded Prof Recalled by Kansas Town
A Kansas town remembers a professor known for forgetfulness after a local high school engagement and a delayed call from a notable figure. The piece notes renewed interest in the educator and references Welty, Ma y Spring events, and a peculiar memory lapse tied to Mepherson Kaw May.
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Kaw
SK. B. Mohter
Mer
Kansas
Laont
Furlough Extension Signals Drafting of Fathers Soon
Washington reports a new push toward extending furloughs as war near-term labor tensions unfold. Officials indicate a government step may be required to advance wage disputes while price controls and store closures draw scrutiny from price administration offices. Legislative action to curb strikes seems unlikely before next Tuesday, amid a broader draft outlook and civilian support measures.
Reds Smash Into Nazi Lines Near Novorossiysk
Moscow reports the Tod army drives a massive assault northeast of Novorossisk in the Caucasus. Hundreds of guns pave the way for an infantry and tank wedge as German defenses crumble. Air battles surge with heavy explosive raids on German positions around Novorossisk.
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Vrront Mapathies
Novororstok
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Novorosatsk
British Bomb Enemy Stronghold in Mediterranean Zone
London reported by Meuters correspondent Deamond Tighe that Royal Navy units shelled Vantellaria Island in the Mediterranean yesterday. The action marked the first naval attack on the island, which had been held by Axis forces and used as a base during earlier operations.
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London
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Meuters
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Nation Calls for Pacific Region Co operation
The article reports that Australia and Britain pledge cooperation over the Pacific, with leaders Douglas MacArthur and Chiang Kai-shek described as kindred souls. They assert no need for naked action between allied powers, but readiness to act if necessary.
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Axis Prisoners Are Acute Problem May Be Given Jobs
Axis prisoners in Algiers are seen as a potential labor source after the war, with talks of using them for agricultural work and other tasks. Authorities note the main immediate hurdles are housing feeding and transporting prisoners, while long term plans depend on Allied conferences and policy decisions.
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Flood Devastation Across Arkansas After Major River Burst
Thousands flee as the river swells the Arkansas valley with the worst flood in memory. Levees broke near Gillie Rock and Port Smith, causing widespread damage and casualties. The Red Cross set up relief headquarters at Wilto Rock to coordinate aid for refuges.
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United States renews Pacific attack on Japanese holdings
U S forces press a new offensive across the Pacific as air and naval units strike Japanese installations in the Solomons. Dive bombers and torpedo planes hit targets around Munda, Vila, and Kolombangara while bombardments widen to adjacent areas. Allied fleets continue operations against Japanese vessels and bases, with carrier aircraft supporting land and sea targets.
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Vila Om Kolom- Wangare
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Cattle Rescued Then Vessel Faces New Peril
A river rescue story tells of cattle saved from drowning in the Arkansas but later facing a grim fate. The account notes a group attempting to preserve life, yet reports violence and salvage actions connected to the incident.
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Adkisson
Arkansas
Allies Claim Africa Victory As One Of History's Best
Allied forces report a decisive victory in Africa with near 175000 German and Italian prisoners taken. General Alexander notes heavy captures including 1006 guns and vast ammunition and equipment. Hermann deposed commander Moase among those surrendering, with Axis troops massed in mountains and naval patrols guarding Cap Bon to block sea escapes.
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Daa
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Western Union Merges With Postal Effective Oct 1
New York May 13 4 The Western Union Telegraph and Postal Telegraph Inc announced a merger agreement to combine the two American communication systems. Western Union will acquire all Postal assets and liabilities including debt to the Reconstruction Finance Corp. The merger aims to be effective before October 1 with no expected employee impact.
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Western Union
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Ovary
Postal Company
Heconstruction Finance Corporation
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