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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1940

Page

5

Safety Meet Precedes Monroe Bicycle Parade

All parents invited to a 9 am safety meeting at Central Grammar School before a city bicycle parade. Talks by S A Moss of Missouri Pacific and Sergeant J M Busby of the Monroe police traffic dept. Prizes include a gold trophy and Montgomery Ward merchandise.

Central Grammar School S. A. Moss Missouri Pacific Railway J. M. Busby Monroe City Frank V. Reitzell Busby Montgomery Ward Monroe News-Star—World E. C. Roberson American Legion Post Monroe Lucyle Godwin Sporting Goods Department

Hitler Faces Paris Goal as Dietrich Reports on War Drive

Dietrich described Hitler as focused on Paris while watching England. He said the Nazi's strength lies in uniting people, armed force, and weapons, with Hitler directing press matters and living simply at headquarters. The Fuehrer reportedly visits former WWI trenches and fronts to boost morale.

Hitler Paris England Dietrich People's State Volksstaat General Headquarters Fuehrer Belgium France Ghent Kortryk Langemarck Dunkerque Lille Vimy Ridge Loretto Arras Douhas Cambrai

Philadelphia Flag Makers See Sales Rise on Anniversary

Philadelphia manufacturers report increased American flag sales amid the 163rd anniversary of Betsy Ross’s flagmaking in Philadelphia. Major T Otis Baker notes the army depot churns out about two flags daily, with regimental flags taking longer, up to thirty days.

Philadelphia Roosevelt National Defense Betsy Ross General Washington Continental Army United States Army Ross T. Otis Baker

Peiping Jewel Market Fire Destroys Flower Street Shops

A blaze in Peiping destroys over 50 shops and small factories along Flower Street, the famed jewelry market producing jade, agate, turquoise, lapis, gold and silver costume pieces for American trade.

Peiping North China

Italian envoy to leave Egypt after Cairo severance

War dispatch reports Italian Minister Count Mazzolini and staff departing Egypt immediately for Italy after Cairo broke diplomatic ties. They will travel via Palestine Syria and Romania. Also notes a second wave of evacuee children leaving London for safety, with about 40,000 evacuated yesterday and today and 120,000 total by Tuesday.

Egypt Cairo Count Mazzolini Italy Palestine Syria Romania London

Senate approves postponement of Finland war debt

Washington reports the senate passed a unanimous resolution allowing Finland to delay its semi annual war debt payment of 159 308 dollars due tomorrow. In France, the air ministry said French aerial forces continued action across the front with bombings of roads and enemy columns and successful fighter attacks.

Washington Senate Finland Tours France French Air Ministry

Hen Fruit Tree Nest Brings Montgomery Family Eggs

In Holdenville Oklahoma VirgI D Montgomery and family climb a tree to reach a nest about 15 feet up to gather eggs from a little red hen. The event highlights a rural scene of daily farm life and family effort.

Holdenville Okla Virgi D. Montgomery Montgomery

Germans Enter Paris and Seize Strategic Fronts

German forces entered Paris as they pushed behind the Maginot line from the Saar to Montmedy. Axis reports claimed a complete collapse of French defenses, while Weygand reportedly abandoned the capital. Britain pledged aid as Reynaud urged faster American warplane deliveries to support France.

Paris Montmedy Bordeaux France Maginot Line Saar le Havre Madrid Tangier Morocco Gibraltar Mediterranean Spain Hitler Bismarck Germany Britain Tours Loire River Associated Press United States William C. Bullitt State Department Washington Weygand English Channel Aubervilliers Maxime Weygand Berlin Italy Galisia Hill Turin Alpine High Command Italian North Africa Tunisia Red Sea Ambassador Bullitt Paul Reynaud Reynaud America Roosevelt Norway Flanders

Tallulah Bridge Hostess Receives Prizes At Club Event

Tallulah Mrs E S Moberney won a bridge hostess trophy Tuesday afternoon entertaining club members and guests. High score prize went to Mrs J W Huckabay with towels and consolation prizes to Mrs Z J Chambliss. Guests enjoyed a salad course served after games and the Madison Parish Home Demonstration tour highlighted by Miss Elizabeth Williams and Mrs William LaFave.

E. S. Moberney J. W. Huckabay Z. J. Chambliss Z. L. Chambliss B. P. Folk A. H. Hurd W. D. Buford G. L. Smith Davis Whitfield A. T. Palmer BE. S. Freeman Buford Madison Parish Elizabeth Williams William LaFave W.S. Cook Baton Rouge

Clergy Attend Baptist Convention and Local Socials

Sterlington pastors led by Rev Earl Guin and colleagues left for the Baptist convention in Baltimore. Visitors include Miss Gladys Hughes of Dangerfield Texas, Dan Gerfiel d, and Gibsland guests with the Stall and Milstead families. Social events feature a Grotto dance in Monroe and a picnic at the American Legion hall honoring Bob Sanford of Pittsburgh with a large gathered group.

Earl Guin Williamson Hart Anderson Baptist Convention Baltimore J. A. Milstead American Legion Hall Bob Sanford Pittsburgh Jack Usery Roy Hendrix Grady Milstead J. J. Smith Monroe Jean Smith Henry Woodhall

Nazi advances push toward Paris as French defenses crumble

Reports describe a rapid German breakthrough from Sedan to Montmedy and beyond with Vitry Le Francois and Ridge 304 falling, while Paris faces a third phase of pursuit. Hitler proclaims a three day celebration as Luftwaffe and naval units strike airports, rail hubs, and shipping along the French coast.

Sedan Montmedy Lanembourg Vitry-Le-Francois Chalons Deadman's Ridge Verdun Adolf Hitler High Command Paris Saar Front Maginot Line Marne Scotstown Hebrides Leivre le Havre Cherbourg Brest St. Nazaire France Atlantic Bordeaux

Deaths James M. Morgan 73 of Start

James M. Morgan 73 of Start died Thursday evening after a short illness in a local hospital. He is survived by four daughters Mise Rosa Morgan and Mrs Ed Landers both of Start Mrs D A Pendarvis of Jackson Miss and Mrs J T Guynex of Girard and Formamen Charlie Morgan of Rayville Funeral services will be at the First Baptist Church Start at 4 p.m. Friday with Rev Hammonds officiating Interment in New Salem cemetery.

James M. Morgan Start Hammonds New Salem Cemetery

Roosevelt weighs aircraft aid and navy plan shifts

President Roosevelt hints at recasting naval expansion to favor smaller, faster ships and aircraft carriers. He cites allied needs for clouds of planes and questions whether aid can be extended rapidly enough. White House says every effort is being made. Congress debates neutrality and supply policy amid naval reallocation talks.

Atlantic Europe Reynaud White House Roosevelt National Academy of the National Research Council Federal Bureau of Standards Athe United States Paul Reyna France Atty Wach Cay Congress Acros Senate Navel Noval Pacific Naval Als

American Legion Denies Spy Suspect Rumors

Commander Apperson and national commander Raymond J. Kelly deny rumors of fifth column activity in the community. The American Legion cautions against hysteria as leaders address suspicious practices and incidents appearing in the Pet Page section.

Apperson American Legion Raymond J. Kelly The

Custody of Bullitt Sheds Light on German Air Raid

A Berlin paper claims Bullitt was in custody after a German air raid that damaged a "very special military airfield." It alleges token circulars in New York and Washington warned the United States of bombing targets. The report cites 15000 dead and secret deposits in American banks as part of the war shock.

Ager Berliner Nechtausgebe New York Weahington United States Miers and Gunge

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