French Seek German Terms for France Armistice
German high command announced Hitler and Mussolini will discuss France's terms for laying down arms. It notes Marshal Petain told the French nation France must capitulate and to learn conditions Germany would accept. The leaders will review their joint position on the French surrender.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Germany
Italy
France
Hitler
Marshal Petain
Fuehrer
French Troops Surrender as Axis War News Flows
Paris reports indicate several French divisions south of the capital laid down arms and moved peacefully toward Berlin via a messenger, while Groß forces project terms for surrender. Petain urges ending fighting as defense shrinks and Britain vows to stand alone against Germany.
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Paris
Berlin
Germany
Boguslaw von Studnitz
Roy P. Porter
Associated Press
Robert Okin
Henry C. Cassidy
Paris AP
Porter
12 Killed In Midair Crash Of Army Planes
New York June 17 twelve army personnel died when two Douglas bombing planes collided in midair and plunged into a residential area within New York City limits. Ten were Army Air Reserve Corps members, one regular officer Lieut Paul Burlin of Louisville, a West Point graduate, and the fuselage wrecked homes. Fire caused by the crash lit the area as witnesses described the violent impact and flaming debris.
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Associated Press
New York
New York City
Army Air Reserve Corps
Mitchel Field
Long Island
Kelly Field
Texas
Army
Paul Burlingame
Louisville
West Point
239Th Street
George Noll
F. W. Watkins
Cabinet Meeting On Exports Surpluses Held Today
The White House said a cabinet committee would study how to dispose profitably of export surpluses in the western hemisphere and may seek an international cartel with American republics and possibly Canada to control prices. The move is seen as potentially linked to preparing for a future European economic dictator.
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Washington
White House
Western Hemisphere
Secretaries of State, Treasury, Agriculture and Commerce
United States
Canada
Americas
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Wallace
Stephen Early
Attempt To Kill Mexican Candidate Turns To Page Five
Gen Juan Almazan independent presidential candidate likely survived an attack in Hermosillo Sonora as his train arrived for a rally. Four wounded in the clash included a supporter. Almazan traveled from the funeral of Narcisso Carena with federal troops guarding Gen Francisco Borquez.
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Navojoa
Sonora
Mex
Juan Andreu Almazan
Hermosillo
Narcisso Carena
Almazan
Francisco Borquez
Borquez
Heron
Avila Camacho
Lazaro Cardenas
Giants Beat Cubs 2 1 as Paul Dean Shutsout Nine Hitless Innings
Paul Dean again blanked the Chicago Cubs allowing six safeties and a 2 to 1 win for the New York Giants in a six-hit victory following last week's Chicago triumph. Root Raffensberger Hartnett and Dean Oden pitched for the Giants. Cubs’ side featured scattered scoring by innings.
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Giants
Cubs
New York
Paul Dean
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Root
Raffensberger & Hartnett
Dean & Oden
Cards
Dodgers
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Clyde Shout
St. Louis
Shoun & Owen
Tamulis
Kimball & Phelps
Mancuso
Russians Run Over Two More Small Nations
Moscow broadcasts report Soviet troops moved into unresisting Estonia and Latvia to consolidate control in the Baltic while Lithuania capitulated to similar demands. Red army occupies key points as new governments are organized under Soviet terms, with Baltic leaders displaced or in exile.
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Moscow
Estonia
Latvia
Russia
Baltic
Red Army
Lithuania
Berlin
Antanias Smetona
Scoutmasters Dinner Tonight Urges All Attendees
The Scoutmasters Association will hold a dinner meeting at 6:30 this evening at Troop 99 on North Virginia. President Phil Carter says it is a very important meeting and urges all scouts to attend.
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The
Scoutmasters Association
Troop 99
North Virginia
Phil Carter
Association
Dexter Cub Pack Holds Picnic at Lake Van
The Dexter Cub Pack hosted a picnic Sunday with about 50 Cubs and parents at Lake Van. Cubmaster Frank Wortman and Rev. O A Hood led the event. A cold supper was provided by the ladies. Mr and Mrs P V Thorson of Roswell attended.
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Dexter
Lake van
Frank Wortman
O. A. Hood
P. V. Thorson
Roswell
Britain Will Fight Until War Is Won
London broadcast quotes Prime Minister Churchill pledging Britain will fight alone until Hitler is conquered. He vows to defend the island with the empire, remain inconquerable, and lift the curse of Hitler, expressing confidence all will be well. Bordeaux dispatch reports French front collapse and heavy German thrusts with losses of artillery and matériel.
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London
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Hitler
Britain
Churchill
United States
NBC
CBS
Bordeaux
France
Ruidoso Entry Wins 1st Prize in Caravan Roundup
Ruidoso New Mexico June 17 Monte Hardenhair entered a covered wagon likeness of a prairie schooner judged the most authentic among eight entries from southern New Mexico and west Texas at the caravan roundup. Carrizozo placed second as former governors Tingley Hinkle and Dillon attended the event.
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Ruidoso
N. M
Mount Baldy
Monte Hardenhair
New Mexico
West Texas
Carrizozo
Tingley
Hinkle
Dillon
Vast Increase In U S Navy Is Again Asked
Washington June 17 An administration approved bill proposes a 1.2 billion dollar navy expansion to add 84 warships, boosting the fleet by 22 percent from 1,700,000 tons. Chairman Vinson and Senate counterpart Walsh planned identical bills to accelerate naval buildup after Roosevelt signed the prior act.
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Washington
Vinson
Dga
House Naval Committee
Walsh
D-Mass
Senate Naval Committee
Kansan Admits Leaving Bad Check Trail Across Three States
Virgil Gooding of Chase Kansas pleaded guilty before District Judge James B. McGhee to giving worthless checks and admitted a trail of bad checks across Kansas Colorado and New Mexico. He was arrested Saturday after a station manager reported a recent attempt to cash checks. Gooding awaiting sentencing as police and sheriff's deputies pursued him all day. He has a wife and two children staying at Lake Arthur from a week ago.
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Virgil Gooding
Chase
Kansas
James B. McGhee
Colorado
New Mexico
Gooding
S. E. Hamill
Main
McGaffey
Hamill
Artesia
Thiss
Blakeney
Sheriff’s Department
Lake Arthur
Three Killed In Training Planes Near Tulsa
A mid air collision between two training planes east of Tulsa killed three people including student Louis Siebel 19 and instructor John Langmaid 23 with a government cadet Stone 23 also dead. Ground casualties Enna Evanoff 12 and L J Carr 50 were hurt as wreckage struck a house. Officials say the planes appeared to be practicing routine maneuvers.
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Tulsa
Okla
Stuadents
Municipal
Louis Siebel
John Langmaid
Cadet Stone
Jim Evanoff
Enna Evanoff
L. J. Carr
Pair Sentenced On Forgery Charge
Grady Luck and Rex McCoy were sentenced by District Judge James B. McGhee to 1 to 2 years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to a forgery charge.
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Grady Luck
Rex McCoy
James B. McGhee
State Penitentiary
Berlin Joy as France Surrenders to Germany
News from Hitler headquarters reports France capitulated to Germany triggering immediate traffic stoppages in Berlin. Crowds flooded streets with cheers as strangers embraced and women kissed in a rare public display of emotion in the mid afternoon.
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Berlin
France
Germany
Hitler
Britain to take over 3100 French warplanes in production
June 17 1944 New York authoritative source reports the British government will assume delivery of over 3100 warplanes contracted for by France and now under construction.
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New York
British hostilities cease reported by Columbia system
New York June 17. The Columbia Broadcasting System announced that the British Broadcasting Company said hostilities had ceased during the night.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
British Broadcasting Company
Jim McKnight Seriously Injured in Ranch Horse Incident
Jim McKnight was thrown from a horse and dragged at his ranch about 30 miles northwest of Roswell on Sunday. He was brought to St. Mary's hospital unconscious with a probable skull fracture, according to the attending physician.
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Jim McKnight
Roswell
St. Mary’s Hospital
Contest Entries City Beautiful Contest
Entries list for the City Beautiful contest with participant Mrs. A F Madison at 206 N Washington noted for a blue grass lawn.
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City Beautiful
A. F. Madison
Washington
Blue Grass Lawn
Lost Keys Found Through The Record Classified
E Y Chambers of The Texas Company misplaced his keys and posted an ad in The Record Lost and Found. He recovered them after the first issue, saying he expected to find them and noted this was not his first time using the service.
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E. Y. Chambers
Texas Company
Chambers
Lost and Found Verse in The Record Column
The Record presents a light note about things recoverable in the Lost and Found column. It humorously warns that objects may return but warns against losing a best girl or temper, suggesting everyday caution with a wink.
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