Allied and Italian Troop Advances Reported in Europe and North Africa
A wartime communique details French Italy accord on military leadership changes and Italian advances into France. It notes forts taken near Briancon and other locations, raids on Malis theatre and Bizerte, and submarine actions. Several aircraft losses and enemy counterattacks are mentioned amid harsh weather and strong defenses.
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Francisco Pricoll
Air Force
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Fee Ete
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Leon Noel
Force
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Laken
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Ise
Tirkere
Tyr Wa
Oles
Malis
Bizerte
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Metruh
Girs
East Africa
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Massien
Assab
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Exaggerated disease claims mark industrial dangers
J R Wilson of Washington says severe disease scares overstate industrial and occupational risks. He cites carbon monoxide and arsenic poisoning as real threats affecting mines and quarries, promoting a Plaza hotel exhibit on industrial diseases touring from San Francisco and San Antonio with booklets on poisoning, fumes, metals, and related dermatoses.
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Washington, D. C
San Francis
French Ask U S to Understand France War Terms
An appeal by a French government member requests American understanding of France's position amid British aid limits and armistice pressures. He denounces British criticisms, asserts France acts independently, and recounts exchanges with Churchill about aid and Franco-British decisions during threatened occupation.
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United States
Pauiey
Gert Sey
Churchill
Paul Reytens
Britain
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iHe
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U S Fleet Said Mainland Bound
Honolulu reports that elements of the U S fleet will sail after nightfall toward the mainland. Rumors say vessels head for the Panama Canal area. The fleet has been concentrated in Hawaiian waters since maneuvers ended two months ago.
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Windsors Slated to Return Home
British dispatch from Madrid reports the duke and duchess of Windsor plan to return to England shortly, indicating an upcoming arrival timeline and confirming travel expectations for the royal couple.
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Pi—A Reulere
Madrid
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England
National Meeting Under Way With Dun and Dewey Support
Delegates at the GLP national meeting hear Dewey Wilde and Vand enberg signals while Governor Baldwin backs Wilkie. Plans discuss foreign policy plank as a Landon led committee resolves to approve the draft platform. Nominating speeches and debate are slated for the week amid tension over resolutions.
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Western Republicans oppose Willkie nomination
Republican congressmen from 21 western and middle western states declared against Wendell L Willkie for the G O P nomination at a closed session. They warned his candidacy would split the party and likely cost Republicans the house and senate in November, saying a Mississippi West defeat would follow.
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Life magazine reporters expelled from Italy
Rome June 24. Life magazine foreign correspondent Fillemore Cuthnun and Life staff photographer Thomas D. McAvoy were seized by the ministry of popular enttuse to leave Italy at once. The ministry said a Life article last week on Marshal Rodolfo Grasisni was unfavor able. Calhoun is accompanied by his wife.
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Li, Magazine
Thomas D. McAvoy
Life Magazine
Ministry of Popular Enttuse
Life
Rodolfo Grasisni
City Budget Implemented In Two Monthly Sections
Auditor T. N. Tucker announced the city budget went into operation Monday. The plan divides funds into two sections: equipment, insurance, and bonds in one part. labor and supplies in the other. Labor and supplies are allocated into 12 equal monthly portions for each department to operate within.
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France and Axis Powers Sign Armistice Terms, War Near End
War roundup notes France ordered to sign terms for an all armistice with the Axis powers as hostilities wind down. German forces push along the Atlantic coast while Italy aims to claim Mediterranean coast and set a buffer state in southern France. British recognition shifts toward Gaulle while Syria and French colonies position in support of Britain.
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la Rochelle
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Morocco
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Senegal
Alexandria
Egypt
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Kput
Sanday
Sea power and peace in a world of shifting alliances
Fragmentary prose argues Britain’s sea coast defends empire and America, warning that fortune is fickle and alliances falter. It recalls Hannibal and Napoleon, urges lasting peace built on justice and generosity, and cautions against harsh terms that fuel future wars.
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Prominent Fredericksburg civic leader Oscar Krauskopf dies
Final rites for Oscar Krauskopf 78, tied to Fredericksburg gun factory era, bank presidency, and school board service, will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. He helped secure a local railroad, led the chamber of commerce, and owned community roles. Survivors include widow, sons Edward and Lawrence, Arnold of Cooper, daughters Mrs Cunningham, Mrs Croweh, Mrs Sturdivant, and Miss Edyth Krauskopf. Interment in Fredericksburg.
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Texas
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Cooper
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Austin
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Japs Protest Arms Traffic Across Asia
Tokyo protested to Great Britain over arms supplies to China via Burma and urged inspections to curb the flow. Japan warned of a stronger response if action was not taken, citing British and French possessions in the southern Orient as incentives. Japan has also objected to war materials moving through French Indochina to China and other routes in Burma and Soviet Russia.
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British Liner Reported Sunk Near Cape Finisterre
Reuters from Lisbon reports the British liner Wellington Star of around 400 tons torpedoed near Cape Finisterre. Seventeen survivors were landed near Oporto.
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Texas rainfall tops June records across the state
Overnight storms drenched North and West Texas with many towns reporting heavy June rain. Totals included Fort Worth 5.88 inches and Dallas area up to 1 inch plus scattered showers across the plains. Rainfall eased eastward as bands moved through San Angelo Brownwood Lubbock and Abilene.
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Detroit Schools Build Civics Faith Amid Pressure on Democracy
Detroit June report from Superintendent Frank Cody outlines methods to teach good citizenship and cooperation in schools. He stresses early introduction of responsible behavior, teamwork, and the role students play in a united front as a defense of democratic values.
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Frank Cody
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Grant of 3000 Made to Library in San Marcos
The Texas chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution awarded Southwest Texas State Teachers College a grant of 2000 to fund a collection of old textbooks used in public schools before the issuance of free textbooks. The donation, announced in San Marcos, honors Captain Thomas Moore chapter of the local unit and supports archival efforts.
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Texas State Teachers College
Texas
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Hairdresser Gets Money for Fines
DETROIT June 12 A wife who bought herself a permanent with money her husband gave to pay his traffic fines earned him a suspended sentence from Traffic Judge Thomas F Maher. Philp Bono 22 said he gave his wife 5 to pay three minor traffic tickets. It was not until he was arrested that he learned she had paid the money to a hairdresser.
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Leche Summoned for Another Trial in Louisiana
Former Governor Prichard W. Lethe of Louisiana, who resigned a year ago this week, was summoned for trial in Ruston on June 24 for the second time this month. A five man jury was selected in fifty minutes as Lethe, tied to the toppled political machine of Huey P. Long, faced a state charge of complicity in an alleged political case.
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455000 in Latest N Y Phone Book
New York June 21 delivery starts today for the summer Manhattan telephone directory. About 614200 notices will be distributed, roughly 600 more than the prior winter. The directory totals 114 pages and includes 485000 names addresses and numbers.
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Ban Marcos Band Wins Gold Pins at Southwert Ward
Three members of the band and two Tomer members of the Little Bym phony orchestra received gold pins at Southwert ward ceremonies.
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Indian Navy Ship Pathan Lost, Crew Mourned
SDMA reports the 60 ton patrol vessel Pathan of the Royal Indian Navy was lost. Two officers, a petty officer, and enlisted men were killed. one officer and seven sailors wounded. Government announced the loss today in New Delhi.
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Britain bans exports to French territories in Europe
London reports the government barred today all exports of goods to French territories in Europe amid tensions with Germany. Official notes indicate the move targets luxury and colonial trade, with potential economic and diplomatic repercussions for France and allied regions.
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