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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1944

Page

5

Churchill Bars Further Debate on Franco-American Differences

Premier Churchill tells peers that while the government will discuss matters with all severity, a large debate could deepen differences with the French national committee. He notes limited time for De Gaulle talks and hints notes to invading forces may be linked to livestock or services, inviting government responsibility. Cries of protest erupt from the floor.

de Gaulle Rance Churchill Roosevelt

Churchill Defends War Handling As De Gaulle Supports Provisional France

Bevan says government lacks full public confidence in wartime diplomacy. Four French neighbors Poland Belgium Czechoslovakia and Luxembourg recognize De Gaulle's National Committee as provisional government. Algiers aims to respect authority in France naming regional civil and military admins. Bartlett notes Smuts visit caused French dismay and predicts De Gaulle may become provisional PM of France.

Laborite Aneurin Bevan Churchill Britain United States de Gaulle France Committee of National Liberation Poland Belgium Czechoslovakia Luxembourg United Nations Algiers Normandy Francois Coulet Rouen Col Pierre de Chevigne Provisional Government of London Washington Roosevelt Vernon Bartlett London News Chronicle Jan Christiaan Smuts Union of South Africa Bartlett Smuts General de Gaulle

Allied Drive Expands Normandy Front to One Hundred Miles

Allied forces push from the Cerisy forest toward St. Lo and Caen, expanding the Normandy bridgehead to about 100 miles as German defenses thin. American and British ships bombard Carentan while air superiority and air support pressure German lines around Caen and Troarn.

Carentan Berlin Transocean Tilly-Sur-Seulles Orne River Caumont Tilly-Sur- Seulles France Normandy Villers-Bocage Caen Cerisy Forest St. Lo Bernard L. Montgomery Supreme Headquarters Troarn Montgomery Transocean Agency Brest Vannes St. Malo Cherbourg Ninth Air Force R. A. F. Fliers le Havre

Ouachita Parish approves pipelines and board reappointments

Ouachita Parish police jury unanimously approves Inter-State Gas Company pipeline across the Ouachita River and a Tennessee Company line five miles northwest of Monroe. Reappoints Dr. C. A. Hill Dr. A. G. McHenry Dr. E. Powel G. W. Welch and Tom Hicks to the Ouachita Parish Board of Health and names News-Star-World as official parish printer.

Inter-State Gas Company Inter-State Company Ouachita River Tennessee Company Monroe C. A. Hill A. G. McHenry E. Powel G. W. Welch Tom Hicks Ouachita Parish

Soviet Tanks Advance On Finnish Front As Red Star Reports Gains

Soviet reports say tanks push through Finland’s fortifications along the Viipuri highway as advances continue on the eastern front from the Barents Sea toward Romania. The Finnish communique notes continued Russian attacks repulsed in Karelian isthmus while Red Star cites seizure of several Finnish infantry divisions headquarters and cannon.

Karelian Arctic Circle Petsamo Murmansk Narva Estonia Steklyannaya Kelola Ronnukjula Vehmainen Tijranmjaki Barents Sea Romania Red Star Viipuri

Armored Division Display At Local Fairgrounds

Three thousand troops plus vehicles and weapons from an armored division will be shown in a public exhibition at the fairgrounds. Displays include field rations, uniforms, mines, tanks, assault guns, flame throwers, medical gear, and mine detectors. Open 1 am to 9 pm with explanations by trained personnel. Open house noon to 11 pm tomorrow with sunset retreat and colors ceremony. Public invited.

Army

Pearl Harbor Subcommittee Report on Defense Contracts

The Pearl Harbor subcommittee, chaired by May and including Costello Cali fornia Sparkman Alabama and others, approved a report on Hawaiian Constructors and defense contracts. It states that Rohl, a German alien and major stockholder, aided by engineer officer Colonel Wyman, influenced wartime contracts to Hawaii and the South Pacific, with Wyman found intoxicated at Rohl's home the morning of the attack.

May Costello California Sparkman Alabama Durham North Carolina Martin Iowa Elston Ohio Fenton Pennsylvania Rohl Hawaiian Constructors Hawaii Alaska South Pacific Wyman Hawaiian War Department United States Pearl Harbor Christmas Island Canton Nandi New Caledonia Australis Rplil

De Gaulle Reverses Stand On French Officers in England

De Gaulle arrived in London two days before D day and reversed his long standing position by permitting twenty French officers to accompany missions after Allied insistence on representation for dealing with the French people. Roosevelt agreed to meet him hoping for closer Allied coordination for victory in Europe.

Gaulle London Eisenhower de Gaulle White House State Department Liberation Committee France Roosevelt High Command Europe Dwight D. Eisenhower Poland

Allies face bloc fear push by small states after recognition

The article notes Belgium Czechoslovakia and Luxembourg recognizing the London committee, focusing on whether De Gaulle is exploiting fears of small states and exiled governments to form a bloc, amid doubts about Allied invasion currency validity used by Eisenhower's troops.

Belgium Czechoslovakia Luxembourg London de Gaulle White House State Department Eisenhower

Births Tradition of silver service for named battleship states

It is stated that each state whose name graces a battleship contributes a silver service to the ship's officers mess as part of a long standing tradition.

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