100000 Nazi Dead Claimed In Flanders
The report recounts claims of 100000 German casualties during early World War II battles in Europe, noting French and Allied forces fighting near Belgium and France. It highlights German tank and air superiority, projected American impact, and commends Lieut Albert Maslin of Belfort for his anti tank action during the retreat and bridge defense.
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France
Paris
Hitler
Germany
Europe
Alay
United States
Albert Maslin
Belfort
Muslin
Maslin
Ninth Army
Meuse
French Army Heroic Stand Delays German Forces in River Crossing
A small French unit under Mustin, facing a superior German force, held a road and bridges for two hours. They disabled tanks, repelled motorcyclists, and crossed a river to rejoin their division, reporting 30 men for duty and exemplifying wartime resolve.
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Muslin
Bruslin
Maslin
Alustian
Mustin
Efit
British Capture Amara in Mesopotamia War Report
June 3, 1915 British forces seize Amara in Mesopotamia as Austrian and German units recapture Przemyśl. The day also marks George becoming Britain's minister of munitions.
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Amara
Mesopotamia
Przemys
Daead
George
Britain
Stage Workers Union Convention Denies Racketeering Claims
Louisville June 3 UP The International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employes meets in Louisville for a convention the officials say will rebut Westbrook Pegler’s claim the union is a racket. About 900 delegates attend while missing is William Bioff who faces a pandering conviction in Chicago. President George E. Browne denies the charges and says the gathering will show the leadership and delegation composition though he did not indicate possible action against Bioff.
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Louisville
International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employes
Westbrook Pegler
William Bioff
West Coast
Chicago
Workers End Warship Yard Strike In New Jersey
Thousands of Federal Shipbuilding workers returned after a three day walkout that halted work on two cruisers four destroyers and other defense vessels at Kearny New Jersey. Union leaders said four issues remain including a 10 cent wage rise and paid vacations while the company agreed to continue negotiations. About 4 500 members attended the Jersey City meeting and sent a six member delegation to Washington to press demands.
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Kearny
N. J
Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
United States
iOf Ue
IndustrialUnion of Marine and Shipbuilding
Tere Ts
Company J
John Green
J. H. Love
Jersey City
Washington
Count de Chambrun Heads to Washington with War Reports
Paris reports Count Rene de Chambrun just returned from Flanders will fly to Washington to brief President Roosevelt on French military operations. Nephew of Nicholas Longworth, Speaker of the House, he is linked to General Lafayette. His wife Marie Laval is daughter of ex Premier Pierre Laval. They wed in 1935 and honeymooned in the U.S. and Canada. He left Lisbon by clipper last night.
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Paris
Rene de Chambrun
Flanders
Washington
Roosevelt
Nicholas, Longworth
United States
House of Representatives
General Lafayette
Marie Laval
Pierre Laval
Canada
Dunkerque
London
France
Lisbon
Carnegie knitting club receives widow gift for wool
Dunfermline Scotland June 3 the Andrew Carnegie knitting club, memory of the town's famous son, received 200 pounds from his widow in New York to buy wool for knitting clothing for Britain's soldiers and sailors.
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Dunfermline
Scotland
Andrew Carnegie
New York
Britain
British Canal Plot Charged by German Bureau
Mexico City reports state the German Legation claims British secret service agents have entered Mexico and the Panama Canal Zone to stage sabotage and incidents to be blamed on Germany. Arthur Dietrich asserts these actions aim to provoke fear of Germany in the Americas, countering President Lazaro Cardenas’s denial of a fifth column.
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Mexico City
Legation
Mexico
Panama Canal Zone
Germany
Americas
United States
Arthur Dietrich
The
Reich
Secret Service
Panama Canal
Ganda
Lazaro Cardenas
State labor settles 39 strikes in April across 2,591 workers
The New York State Labor Department mediation and arbitration agencies settled 39 strikes in April affecting 2,591 workers. The department also disposed of 16 threatened strikes and 19 disputed cases, all resolved through arbitration or mediation.
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Albany
State Labor Department
Ate
Werki
Anc
Ous
Itchy Pimples Kill Romanrea Ad Promotes Peterson's Ointment
An advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as relief for itchy pimples eczema and skin blemishes. It claims quick relief and money back if one application fails and notes additional uses for tired feet and cracks between toes.
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Peterson
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