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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1940

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Britain Will Be Next Object of Drive By Nazis

London June 25 AP Churchill told Commons France broke promises not to let their fleet fall into enemy hands yet will not relax effort to retain French naval help. He said British would keep fighting and demanded conditions to release the Reynaud government, noting armistice terms handed the fleet to Germany.

Britain London Churchill Commons House of Lords Viscount Caldecote Dominions Caldecote Petain Reynaud Bordeaux Germany A. V. Alexander Dudley Pound Lord Lloyd Alexandria Szypt Paul Reynaud France Tours Berlin Dienst Aus Deutschland Compiegne Forest Armistice Commission England High Command Adolf Hitler Wiesbaden Rhineland Heinrich von Stuelpnagel Royan Gironde Atlantic Angouleme Lorraine Rhine Donon Vosges Lyon St. Etienne Miral Harold R. Stark Chester M. Nimitz Bureau of Navigation United States Roosevelt Great Britain Congress Europe

Turkey and Iraq seek common front over Syria frontier

Ankara reports Turkish and Iraqi officials confer and prepare for a possible clash with French forces on the Syria frontier. French troops are said to be determined to resist to the last, with Syria seen as pivotal to Mosul oilfields and Eastern Mediterranean influence.

Ankara Turkey Iraq Syria Nuri Yasha Es Mosul Mediterranean

Willkie Faces Stop Willkie Push as Convention Opens

At the Republican convention in Philadelphia Wendell Willkie addressed delegates and dismissed stop Willkie efforts while Indiana delegation backed him. Taft and Dewey camps aligned against Willkie but offered no formal alliance. Willkie urged unity, denying class warfare and defending his record against New Deal probes.

Philadelphia Wendell Willkie Willkie Indiana Taft Ohio Thomas E. Dewey Reublican Party New Deal Harold E. Stassen

Committee Unable to Complete Work Ahead of Convention

ILADELPIA June 25 Chairman Herbert K Hyde said the resolutions committee would be unable to finish its work on the party platform in time for tonight's zonal Republican convention. Hyde expected a draft by tomorrow morning. Franklyn Waltman Republican publicity director declined comment on reports of internal policy plank disputes. One member noted today’s closed door discussions focused on a section described earlier as interventionist.

Iladelphia Herbert K. Hyde Hyde Franklyn Waltman

Balkan capitals wake to reports of border clashes

The Associated Press reports clashes along the Danube area alarming Balkan capitals. Russian and Romanian forces reportedly fly scouting missions near the border, with tensions tied to Bessarabia disputes and possible Italian troop movements in the region. Officials in Bucharest neither confirm nor deny the reports, fueling diplomatic unease.

Associated Press Budapest Ester River Balkan Europe Seniester Ofrabia Russia Ania Ussia Her &E Bessarabia Riers Bucha Balkans Romania

77 Officials To Be Tried In Detroit Racketeering Case

Cir cuit Judge Homer Ferguson ordered former Mayor Richard W Reading and Prosecutor Duncan C. McCrea along with 75 others held for trial on charges of conspiring to protect the policy and numbers rackets in Detroit. Sixty two others were dismissed. Witnesses testified indicating payments to Reading while he was mayor as part of the alleged conspiracy. Included in the held defendants are John Roxborough, manager for Joe Louis, Everett J. Watson, and Fred W. Frahm, former police superintendent.

Detroit Homer Ferguson Richard W Reading Duncan C. McCrea Reading Ferguson John Roxborough Joe Louis Everett J. Watson Roxborough Fred W. Frahm

Baltic Communists Submit Demands After Soviet Occupation

In Stockholm dispatches to Aftonbladet report that newly legalized Communist parties in Lithuania Latvia and Estonia demand nationalization of industry breaking up large estates and a people's army trained to fight with the Red army. They allege Moscow backed demonstrations and note Lithuania ordered removal of Antanas Smetonas references and Merkys was ousted as Kaunas mayor.

Stockholm People’s Army Red Army Communist Party Lithuania Latvia Estonia Aftonbladet Moscow Antanas Sme Antanas Merkys Kaunas Afombladet

Williams to Speak at Sheriffs Meeting

Lewis E. Williams assistant superintendent of the High Point police bureau of investigation will discuss arrest methods at a barbecue hosted by Sheriff Joe S. Phipps. The event Thursday evening will serve barbecue and chicken to sheriffs staff and their guests.

Enterprise Greensboro Lewis E. Williams High Point Police Department Bureau of Investigation Joe Phipps

Mecklenburg grand jury urges firearm possession laws

The Mecklenburg County grand jury urged the next legislature to pass laws regulating firearm possession, signaling a push for tighter controls in the region.

Charlotte Une Mecklenburg County

Navy Movements Go Undisclosed Sparking Atlantic Speculation

The White House refused to comment on navy movements fueling talk that a sizable fleet may head to the Atlantic. Hawaii reports say several units including an aircraft carrier steamed toward the mainland as officials deny any confirmed transits or policy shifts.

Washington White House Atlantic Hawaii Panama Canal Stephen Early Hawaiian Roosevelt

Roosevelt Signs Major Tax Bill Amid Uproar Over Costs

President Roosevelt signed into law a 4.69 billion dollar tax bill to fund large defense spending. The measure raises taxes on about two million more filers and adds permanent changes including lower personal exemptions. The debt limit rises to 49 billion dollars to cover military needs.

Washington Roosevelt Capitol Hill Treasury

RAF Bombers Raid Italian Airdromes

A Royal Air Force communique reports British bombers attacked Italian Rirel Boggi military encampment in the western desert with tents and activity described as chaotic. The Asmara air drome, Diredawa, and Jiga Jiga raids caused damage to hangars runways and aircraft nearby. One Blenheim failed to return and two enemy fighters were damaged during engagements.

High Command Nee Tripoli le Communique Palermo Cagliari Ilermo Hiliero Cairo Roya Air Force Asmara Diredawa Jiga Jiga

Trotsky Guard Shot To Death

Mexico City police said Sheldon Harte secretary guard to Leon Trotsky was found shot dead in an abandoned house near the city. Harte, once of New York City, disappeared on May 24 after a machine gun attack on Trotsky’s home. Identification came from Trotsky household associates.

Mexico City Sheldon Harte Leon Trotsky Harte New York City Trotsky

R Cave Hall Elected Head State Legion

R Cave Hall of Belmont was elected department commander at the North Carolina American Legion convention. Governor Clyde R Hoey urged preparedness against dictators and isolation. New Bern was chosen site for the 1941 convention. officers and delegates were installed and named.

United States North Carolina R. Cave Hall Belmont June H. Rose Greenville New Bern Harry E. Keller Badin B. C. Godwin J. O. Thomas Leaksville Fayetteville William Dowd Sanford Henry Ingram Asheboro

Argentine Fleet Placed on Patrol Duty Along Coast

The Argentine ministry orders the fleet to patrol 1500 miles of coastline canceling plans to sail for Buenos Aires for independence celebrations. The move aims to strengthen vigilance in line with international obligations from the 1929 Panama conference defining a neutrality zone.

Buenos Aires Ministry of Marine Argentina Puerto Selgranyo Here Americas

France Surrenders as Armistice Ends Hostilities

Bordeaux reports France bows to peace after signing terms with Germany Italy. Hostilities end at 12 35 a m French time with fighting winding down over six hours following the armistice. Charles de Gaulle forms a national committee to continue the fight from London.

Associated Press Bordeaux France Adolf Hitler Benito Mussolini Italy Germany Britain London Charles de Gaulle Charles Pom

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