Argentine General Rawson Forms Regime After Castillo Resigns
In Buenos Aires a military council led by Gen. Arturo Rawson took power after President Ramon Castillo fled to a warship. The move aimed to stabilize the nation amid allegations of ballot irregularities and pledge cooperation with American union efforts against the Axis.
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CASTILLO
Boece AIRES
Argentina
Ramon Castillo
UENOS AIRES
Arturo Rawson
Rawson
Manuel Fresco
conference of American foreign ministers
Rio De Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Can Cdate
government house
Beehive warfare and arica notes in wartime bees
The article recalls bees used in warfare with the African Loneybee and German forces in East Africa, describing stings suffered by troops and later notes on Beeson Baile. It includes remarks by Arthur Loveridge on honey bee battles and references to the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia.
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LIHOUGH UNITED NATION
Arica
Academy of Natural Sciences of
Philadelphia
Afria
Arthur Loveridge
Africa
wld
Uhe
academy
Tanga
watcll
Dilek bp
Soscane
Nogues Quits African Post amid Morocco turmoil
ALGIERS June 5 Gen Auguste Nogues resigned as resident general of French Morocco presenting unity of France as his priority. He defended his conduct in a message to Moroccans while London radio named Gabriel Purux as his successor. Nogues cited duty to keep word from Nov 6 1942 and support for Allies, amid Allied landings and political shifts.
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ALGIERS
Auguste Nogues
Morocco
Henri Giraud
London
Gabriel Purux
Syria
Nogues
sorrox
Abemeelvés
Noguex
Gharde de Gaulie
Laverainen
conidersdkely
Soviets Turn Back Two Nazi Drives In Major Front Action
Soviet dispatches say two German attacks west of the Donets and in the Sevsk area southwest of Orel were repulsed with heavy losses. The front also reports a heavy air blow against Orchow area with 520 bombers. Berlin says strong Nazi bomber formations hit a Volta armament plant and Arctic air activity claims two merchantmen sunk.
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LONDON
Donets
Sevsk
Orel
Orch
Mogcoyw
Moscow
Velizh
Smolensk
Velikie Luki
Balakleya
Seysk
Berlin
high command
middle Volta
Arctic
Anniversary of Lidice Shown to Have No Survivors
London reports Czech government sources marking the first Lidice anniversary on June 10 1942 stating the entire town’s population perished many shot or sent to concentration camps. The investigation confirms women and children were taken away and the town destroyed in revenge for Reinhard Heydrich’s murder.
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LONDON
Lidice
Heinhard Heydrich
Slovakia
Bus overturns injures passengers near Taand Wiglway
A bus carrying several people overturned about 16 miles north of here last night after attempting to pass an army convoy. The crash caused a small fire and left several passengers slightly injured while others were shaken.
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VICTORIA
Taand
here
Heavy Raid On Brindisi Strikes Grottalgie Airdrome
Allied air forces conducted a two wave assault near Brindisi dropping 123 tons of bombs on Grottalgie airdrome with direct hits on hangars and admin buildings. Fires raged as planes returned safely after repelling enemy fighters.
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WILLIAM B. KING
Associated Press
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS
North Africa
United States
Middle East
Grottalgie airdrome
Brindisi
Italy
northwest Africa
Pantelleria
Sicily
Mussolini
Milo
Cairo
Grottalgie
HAF
Atanar
Zialan
Sicly
Catanzaro
Messina Strait
Africa
Wheat Growers Ask $1 Bushel
Trade Minister MacKinnon told the House of Commons he received a telegram from Canadian Cooperative Wheat Producers urging an increase in the initial wheat price from 90 cents to 1 dollar a bushel. He said he discussed it with colleagues and noted the 1943-44 policy was announced late January.
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OTTAWA
C.P
MacKinnon
house of commons
Out Raid Nazis By 40 to One
Reading England June 5 Captain Harold Balfour under secretary said in a speech that for every bomber the Germans sent to attack Britain in May the RAF dispatched forty heavy bombers over long flights to blast the Reich. He reported that German raids in the past four months totaled about one thousand bombers.
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READING
England
Britain
RAF
Reich
Harold Balfour
Churchill heads home from Algiers talks with Eden and Brooke
Prime Minister Winston Churchill returns to London from North Africa after a Washington war council with Allied leaders. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and Gen. Alan Brooke accompany him as they plan further conferences with war cabinet members. A cordial meeting with Gen. De Gaulle and Gen. Giraud precedes discussions on an Allied invasion of Europe.
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Edward D. Ball
Associated Press
ONDON
A.P
Winston Churchill
North Africa
Washington war council
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
London
Anthony Eden
Britain
Sir Alan Brooke
imperial general staff
Washington
Roosevelt
Canada
Mackenzie King
Churchill
Charles De Gaulle
Henr Giraud
Hitler
Parliament Debates Air Department Estimates In Canada
The Canadian House of Commons resumes discussion on air department estimates while Air Minister Power notes large outlays for RC AF communications on both coasts. J G Diefenbaker proposes using profits from flying schools to fund a postwar aviation scheme for returning air men. Maj Power says recruitment delays are easing and the air training plan will not be extended much.
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house of commons
air department
house
Air
Power
R.C.AF
Canada
J. G. Diefenbaker
Lake Centre
Maj. Power
Miners Return to Work Date Set Through June 20
The United Mine Workers announce authorization to resume work is limited to June 7 through June 20. The telegram signed by John L Lewis, John O’Leary, and Thomas Kennedy states the policy aims to protect members while a truce-like period is observed. Negotiations on fees and conditions follow as operators react to the shift.
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WASHINGTON
United Mine Workers
Monnday
UMW
national policy committee
John L Lewhe
John O'Leary
Thomas Kennedy
werttary
Beeteventesaat Envir
warradar board
Tragic Winnipeg Crash Claims Wilms 19
Pic Hi Wilms 19 of St Roncrar Manitoba was killed when the car he rode in struck a telephone pole. He had returned on leave from service in Hibax yesterday. Driver Pie Gustav Dheere and Ac Leo Pelend suffered minor injuries.
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WINNIPEG
St. Ropnacr
Manway
Hiabiax yerueriay
Pie
Gustav Dheere
Leo Pelend
Light Raids Over England Reported In Air Ministry Bulletin
London reports scattered raiding by a few enemy planes with brief alerts and minor damage. An enemy plane was destroyed over the East Midlands and twelve German fighters struck a southeast coast town causing casualties. RAF and KCAP squadrons hunted targets over northern France and Holland. A Berlin broadcast claimed Allied attacks on a Dutch coast convoy with two planes shot down, not confirmed by Allies.
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LONDON
air ministry
East Midlands
arca
Eastbourne
RAF
K.C.AP
France
Holland
RC.A.P
DNB sd
Berlin
Netherlands
Reuters
Chinese forces recapture Kun gan base in Sichuan Hupeh front
Chinese high command said Kun gan base 65 miles southeast of Ichang was recaptured from Japanese as part of a larger effort along the upper Yangtse. More than half the enemy at Kun gan were wiped out and the rest retreated.
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CHUNGHING
Kungan
Haupeh
Yangtse
high command
Ichang
Sushsien
Hankow
TCHANG
Tsineshun
Hunan
Lake Tuneting
Iching
Irhang
Central news
Ganton-Hankow
Rochow
Ottawa House Probes Massive Air Force Communication Outlays
The House of Commons examined large expenditures in the air department estimates totaling 26,838,773 for signal and wireless gear and line work on both coasts. Air Minister Power cited a very big increase in coast to coast fighter control facilities and wireless systems, focused on wires and wireless equipment.
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OTTAWA
House of Commons
R.C.AF
Dominion
air department
Air
Power
sip
IMs Tisca
Max Stephan Sentenced to Die on July Second
Federal Judge Arthur J. Tuttle set July 2 as the execution date for traitor Max Stephan at Milan Federal Prison. The order marks the third death sentence in this case.
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MAX STEPHAN
DETROIT
A.P
Arthur J. Tuttle
Federal Correctional Institution
Milan
Mich
BUENOS AIRES
Argentina
Artuto Rawon
Ramon Castills
RCAF
VAACUC
Jane SHAN
A. H. Willtmeon
Ottawa
MOSES COTSWORTH
COAST VANCOUVER
Moses B. Cotsmerth
Salenday
Efferix
Geneva
LAVAL
LONDON
IC.P
Pierre Laval
France
Germany
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Saskatchewan Historical Society
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C.F. WILSON
EDMONTON
Laura M Wilson
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Benonton Exhibition
Western Stockbresders
Beknentatearten
GEN
New Guinea
W_ mm. Watson
U.S
New Zealand
U.S. Fliers
Smother Airfield
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Giraud
De Gaulle
ROME
Daily Mail
Mediterranean
Bastion Islands
Axis
Grman
Bay of Biscay
Lisbon
Leslie Howard
EDEN
BROOKE
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Arthur Hay Donaldson
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