Nazis Discuss Rearranging Europe in Peace Pact Vision
Berlin reports Hitler's possible postwar blitz for a peaceful continental rearrangement led by Germany and Italy to outlast Britain. Sources claim a southern German city may be chosen for remaking Europe, with Britain excluded from continental influence. Meanwhile Romania's King Carol urged citizens to embrace a Nazi patterned totalitarian state, demanding sacrifice and national service, granting pardons to political offenders in a move seen as appeasing Iron Guardists.
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Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
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Adolf Hitler
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Britain
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Republican contenders converge on carnival city at GOP convention
Willkie Dewey Taft and Taft aides arrive amid crowds as subcommittees draft foreign policy plank. Dewey denies plans to stop Willkie while Landon urges careful wording. Willkie rejects deals and says candidates are of high character with no decisively formed alliances yet.
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New York
Dark Horse
Thomas E. Dewey
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Washington
Styles . Bridges
Frank Gannett
Arthur H. James
Pennsylvania
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Dewey
Taft
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Alf M. Landon
Foreign Affairs
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Republican Party
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Mr. Lan
Giant naval build voted in hurry by House
Washington June 22 the house approved a 4 000 000 000 warship construction program to make the American navy the largest sea power. Alongside it the defense tax bill 1 000 000 000 and an emergency army and air corps appropriation 1 768 913 908 also cleared. The naval plan moves toward July 1 reconvening for the Republican national convention in Philadelphia. A closed session committee asked Colonel Knox to testify on US policy and possible intervention in Europe. A poll suggested nomination rejection if voted today. The navy expansion bill passed by voice vote with broad support.
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United States
Battle Continues As German Forces Press On In Europe
German advances persist despite France's armistice with Italy and Britain's air raids. Petain signals France will fight on, while Allied bombardments hit Essen, Bremen, Kassel and other targets as the war broadens.
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Germany
Britain
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Essen
Folke-Wulf
Bremen
Air Ministry
Netherlands
England
Willemsoord
Feiseler Aircraft Works
Rothenburg
Kassel
Hamburg
Machinery for New Plant Due
Electricians from Blue Jay Manufacturing Co of Huntington will arrive Monday to wire the branch factory at 10th and Findlay streets. New machinery ordered for the factory is expected this week. The Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce industrial committee struggled Saturday to raise 7200 dollars to finance moving the machinery here, awaiting reports from several national firms expected to boost the fund.
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Blue Jay Manufacturing Co
Huntington
Findlay
Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce
Model Planes Fly Here Today at Raven Rock Airport
Model airplanes with motor throbs rise and glide as about 200 craft from local and outside entries compete in a statewide contest at Raven Rock airport. Portsmouth Model Airplane Club and the Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsor this demonstration of a fast growing hobby. Flights run from 1 to 5 30 with no spectator charge.
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Raven Rock
Portsmouth Model Airplane Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
America
Youth Shot While Passenger in Auto in Fullerton
William Holcomb, 19, of Firebrick Kentucky, was shot in the back about 11 30 p m Saturday while riding as a passenger in a car on the main highway in Fullerton Five companions including three girls narrowly escaped when a bullet pierced the vehicle The victim sat in the rear seat and the bullet struck him from behind authorities investigated as a shooting incident on the highway
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William Holcomb
Firebrick
Holcomb
Fullerton
Keep Men But Use Machines Briton Pleads
W Denis Kendall, managing director of a Grantham anti aircraft plant, urges England to rely on machines not just soldiers as it braces for Luftwaffe and steel. He visits Portsmouth with his wife Virginia Tracy and plans to press American officials in Washington to supply more machines for the war effort.
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Wayne Paulson
Times Telegraph
America
England
Adolf Hitler
W. Denis Kendall
Grantham
Eng
Kendall
Portsmounty
W. Tracy
Scioto Trail
Virginia Tracy
Washington
United States
U. S. Warning to Japan Renewed
Washington June 22 The United States government stated it would treat any forceful attempt to alter French Indo China as a threat to Pacific peace. Secretary Hull, questioned at a press conference, cited prior statements on maintaining the Pacific status quo.
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United States
Orient
Indo-China
Pacific
Hull
Chinese Free From Path Of Advancing Japanese
Masses of Chinese refugees crossed into Hong Kong as Japanese forces seized nine Chinese coastal customs stations along the frontier. Border officials fled as Japanese advance pressed toward French Indo China, with reports from Kwangsi and nearby areas detailing continued encroachment and disarray.
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Hong Kong
Kwangsi Province
Shumchun
Thunderstorms Forecast for Valley This Week
Weather notes expect storms to descend on the valley early in the week with generally fair conditions and warm spell in the first half. Forecasters warn of possible localized downpours and brief gusts as humidity rises.
Britain Ignores Bordeaux Move Calls French Help in War
June 23 London Winston Churchill voiced grief and astonishment that the Bordeaux government accepted German armistice terms. He urged all Frenchmen to join Britain in continuing the fight, warning that victory by Britain remained the only path to France and its liberty. He stressed a free French government should not submit.
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