Armistice terms strip France of defenses and empire
London reports Hitler’s terms would reduce France to a landlocked third, surrender arms and fleet, demobilize forces, and finance occupation. De Gaulle forms a French national committee to direct war efforts while Britain may recognize him as liaison. key fleets and colonies are at risk amid renewed Mediterranean focus.
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London
France
Germany
Italy
Adolf Hitler
Rome
Switzerland
Mediterranean
Savoy
Nice
Dauphine
Britain
Bordeaux
Henri Philippie Petain
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Charles Corbin
Ronald Hugh Campbell
Dan de Gaulle
Syria
Eugene Mittelhauser
Tunis
Indo-China
Morocco
Senegal
Cameroon
Jibuti
Trinidad
British West Indies
Maginot Line
Balearic Islands
North Africa
Tunisia
Alexandria
David Scott
Paris
London News Chronicle
Scott
Petain
Toulon
Derailment Kills Two on Santa Fe Freight Near Guthrie
A southbound Santa Fe freight derailed on a curve near the Skelton River seven miles north of Guthrie Oklahoma early today. Two men Ed Coker and Sam Lee Shore were killed and engineer John Taylor of Arkansas City badly burned and hospitalized. The empty cars were to be loaded with wheat. Another item notes Lawrence Casto of Sedalia Missouri fined $5 for a plain drunk charge.
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Guthrie
Okla
Santa Fe
Skeleton River
Ed Coker
Arkansas City
Kan
Sam Lee Shore
John Taylor
One Killed in Crash Near Ingalls Kansas
George E. Williams of Kansas City was killed when a passenger car collided with an oil pipe truck on highway 50 S near Ingalls. Three others in the car were hospitalized. injured were Mrs. Fred W. Grauberger and B. A. Harris plus an unidentified man. Truck occupants Charles H. Green of Wichita and Donald Hickey of Hiawatha had minor injuries.
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Dodge City
Kan
George E. Williams
Kansas City
Williams
Fred W. Grauberger
B. A. Harris
Charles H. Green
Wichita
Donald Hickey
Hiawatha
Ingalls
War Briefs From Madrid to London and Tokyo
War dispatches report Spanish visa waivers guiding up to a thousand Americans toward the United States, Harold James of Britain’s aircraft ministry aiming for 5 000 US planes monthly, air raids on Malta wounding five civilians, the Wellington Star torpedoed near Cape Finisterre, Paris Berlin rail link soon to reopen, British urging full nationality for French forces, and Japan protesting Britain over arms traffic to China via Burma.
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New York
Harold James
Ministry of Aircraft Production
Cameronia
James
Cairo
Malta
Royal Air Force
London
Evening Star
Tokyo
Japan
Great Britain
China
Burma
Traffic Cases in Court Today
Harry Neer Opal Jayne Kennedy and S H Flickinger forfeited 1 bonds for over parking in 20 minute zones. Maranville forfeited a 3 bond for passing a stop sign.
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Harry Neer
Opal Jayne Kennedy
S. H. Flickinger
Maranville
Federal tax for citizen doubled
Washington reports a citizen with a wife and child facing a dramatic rise in federal taxes due to new levies. The article details increases across income brackets, excise taxes on goods, tobacco, alcohol, gasoline, autos, radios, and a 10 percent super tax, with examples showing jumps from modest amounts to higher payments next year.
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Washington
Citizen
Sam
Congress
Treasury
Favorite animal puzzle hints at an ancient beast and clues
A cryptic word puzzle lists many scattered clues such as animal traits and terms like motion, melody, bone, and beast descent. It mixes halves of phrases and letter fragments to guide toward a known creature and related themes, ending with regional abbreviations and numeric hints.
Rate Case Inquiry In Kansas City Involves Pendergast
A federal grand jury was instructed to investigate the $9 million Missouri fire insurance rate case to determine if indictments are warranted for obstruction of justice related to the 1935 settlement. Names mentioned include Tom Pendergast, R Emmet O Malley, and A L McCormack as possible targets.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Merrill Se. Otis
Tom, Pendergast
R. Emmet O’malley
A. L. McCormack
St. Louis
Pendergast
O’malley
McCormack
Kimbrough Stone
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Richard K. Phelps
Church of God Hosts Caravan of Ministers Tonight
A trio of cars carrying ministers and families will stop at the Tuesday night service at the Church of God. Rev. John H. Kane of Cleveland will speak, Rev. Ralph Benson will report on the camp meeting, and Rev. Paul V. Robinson of New York City will provide music with his party. Dr. Carl Kardatzke will introduce the group. Visitors are invited.
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Church of God
Anderson
Ind
John H. Kane
Cleveland
Ralph Benson
Ohio River Valley
Paul V. Robinso
Bronx Clergy Association
New York City
Carl Kardatzke
Low Ceiling Hinders Flier In Topeka Stunt
A low ceiling hampered stunt flyers in Topeka Kansas on June 24, delaying a planned aerial display and limiting the performance to a shortened run.
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Topeka
Kan
Dedication Draws Crowd for Toneka Airport Opening
At the dedication of Toneka's new Philip Ballard Municipal Airport thousands attended the limited program. Gov. Payne Ratner and several air executives spoke during the ceremony.
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Toneka
Philip Ballard Municipal Airport
Payne Ratner
Air
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