Paris Open City and Frontline Retreats in War Roundup
Allied lines hold but Paris is declared an open city as Weygand’s forces push Nazis back five miles north of the capital. German high command reports large prisoner captures and tank losses while Berlin vows surrender or destruction as Mussolini’s neutrality offer is dismissed. Britain rushes troops and RAF to bolster France as Paris fate looms.
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Texas Heat Wave Threat Lifts as Warm Center Moves East
Dallas report notes a warm center moving eastward across the country may bring Texas a spell of heat. Dr. Jos. L. Cline of the weather bureau forecasts higher temperatures for the state as the heat front approaches. The article also mentions allied air forces in global context, including U S Japanese Russian forces and separate British French German and Italian air forces.
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Early career antics of Charlie and Pete Dunne at Chicago papers
In a humorous reminiscence, Charlie, a young hotel reporter on the Tribune, teams with Peter Finley Dunne, later author of Mr Dooley, as they spoof rival papers by adopting disguises. The tale culminates when a new financial editor vacancy prompts the city editor to seek a capable replacement from the newsroom.
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Frank Vanderlip
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National City Bank
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Charles Dillingham
Frank Vanderuip
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Weather Summary and Historic Figures Remain Tinged Notes
Weather report details wind, humidity, precipitation totals, and tides across Texas locations for a midweek period. The text also recalls figures from theatre history and editorial anecdotes, including Charlie Dillingham and Frank Vanderlip, highlighting their rise from modest roles to leadership in finance and theatre. The mix shows a newspaper page blending meteorological data with columnist reminiscence.
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