Tokyo Finds Indies Reply Unfavorable
Tokyo rejects Dutch terms on Indies exports of rubber oil and tin. Japanese chief negotiator Yoshizawa calls the 10-page memorandum disappointing and says agreement on many points will be very difficult. He will seek further clarification from H J Van Mook while not ruling out recalls.
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Indies
Kenkichi Yoshitang
Tokyo
Japan
H. J. van Mook
Seaplane Crashes in Irondequoit Bay injuring three
Three men recover from injuries after a seaplane stalled at 400 feet and crashed into Irondequoit Bay near Rochester. Pilot George Fisher 26 of Brockport and Philip Wyner 35 of Rochester were aboard plus an unidentified man. all escaped serious harm as fishermen rescued them.
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Irondequoit Bay
Rochester
George Fisher
Brockport
Philip Wyner
Fisher
Royal Family Backs Clothes Ration Rules
Britain tightens wartime dress rules with Queen Elizabeth canceling new summer and autumn dress orders after King George VI ordered royal family to follow rationing. The Queen will use existing wardrobe as long as possible and other royals including the Duchess of Kent comply. No new uniforms will be renewed until after the war.
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Royal Family of
Britain
London
Elizabeth
George VI
Duchess of Kent
France Vassal State Under Terms Reported
Britain and France near war as Vice Premier Darlan agrees to terms that would make France a Nazi puppet state. Petain torn between conscience and fatigue as Darlan promises to sign a peace treaty, hand over key ports, mobilize French industry under German control, and cede Alsace Lorraine and Burgundy to Germany.
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Darlan
Lisbon
Britain
Jean Darlan
Hitler
Vichy
Henri Philippe Petain
Fuehrer
Cette
Villefrance
Algiers
Casablanca
Beirut
Dakar
Roosevelt
Alsace
Lorraine
Germany
Burgundy
Moselle
Meuse
Haute - Marne
Vosges
Haute-Stone
Nord
Pas-de
Italians Strike Gibraltar In Air Raid
Rome reports Italian planes attacked Gibraltar the British western Mediterranean stronghold and simultaneously targeted British airfields on Malta. The Axis bulletin notes Sicily air corps redeployed, while British raids hit Bengasi Derna and Rhodes.
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Gibraltar
Ern
Mediterranean
Malta
High Command
Daily War Bulletin
Sicily
Giornale D’ Italia
Libya
Egypt
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Bengasi
Derna
Rhodes
Douglas Defers Test Flights of New Giant Bomber
Douglas Aircraft Company and U S Army officials postponed indefinitely the B 19s test flight. A company statement said Eastern factories are dual needed for miles. The aircraft could be used for transport.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Douglas Aircraft Company
U.S. Army
British Envoy to Moscow Heads Home for Consultation
Sir Stafford Cripps, the British ambassador, will return to London for consultation and then resume duties in Moscow after a few days in London. Official word said he would go back to the Soviet capital following the halt in his trip.
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Te Goviet
London
Sir Stafford
Moscow
Halford
Roosevelt denounces peace gossip as German propaganda
President Roosevelt said peace rumors in the capital were Nazi propaganda aimed at fooling Americans. He asserted Britain is not collapsing and that no peace talks or proposals came from London via ambassador John G Winant. He blamed Nazi and Fascist sympathizers for spreading the misinformation.
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Sane
CUP
Roosevelt
Britain
London
John G. Winant
Berlin
Germany
Western Hemisphere
Winant
Great Britain
Battle to Win Syria Control Is Imminent
British and German forces maneuver over Syria as RAF raids hit Allepo and Rhodes while both sides brace for a decisive Middle East battle. Reports indicate potential British movement into the French mandate to outpace the Nazis.
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Syria
700 Suffocated In Dugout In Chinese Air Raid
Chungking China June 6 UP Officials said 700 persons suffocated last night in the world’s largest underground shelter during a five hour raid by Japanese planes. One entrance became overcrowded and ventilation failed trapping refugees in a two foot high exit. Red Cross trucks moved victims to suburban cemeteries for mass burials. The raid marked the most widespread destruction yet in Chinese capital air attacks.
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Chungking
China
Red Cross
Coroner rules death by own action in Finch case
Coroner Harry J. Wands ruled today that George Finch an elderly recluse died by his own action. Finch was found hanging in a woodshed by mail carrier Millard Cowan who saw uncollected mail in a mailbox.
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Altamont
L Harry J. Wands
George Finch
Millard Cowan
Finch
Vichy Debates Hull Warning on Axis Aid Policy
In unoccupied France Vichy leaders weigh Secretary Hull's warning that cooperation with Germany would harm other nations. Officials debate the meaning while Weygand and Dentz urge steadfast defense of Syria as France seeks a normal postwar role.
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Vichy
Hull
France
Marshal Petain
Syria
Germany
Africa
Maxime Weygand
Europe
Henri Dentz
Levant
Vichy Names Second Counselor to French Embassy in Washington
G Leon Marchal allied with Gen Auguste Nogues and named as second counselor to the French embassy in Washington. Marchal, an attache in Morocco, previously held first class consular rank under Nogues.
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Vichy
Washington
France
Leon Marchal
Auguste Nogues
French
Morocco
Nogues
Marchal
Axis Action Puts Pressure on Mediterranean Front
The Associated Press reports Italian warplanes hitting Gibraltar while Nazi forces threaten the Suez Canal. Axis actions aim to trap the British fleet in the Mediterranean as London notes 150 killed and 200 wounded in a German raid on Alenia. British troops prepare for landings on the French coast amid French denials of German occupation in Ilyria. Talks in Vichy weigh French cooperation with Germany as U S Secretary Mall criticizes it.
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Associated Press
Gibraltar
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
London
U. S
Mall
Hinckley Seeks Irish Terminus for U S Plane Service
CP Robert A. Hinckley assistant secretary of commerce traveled to Eire to confer with Prime Minister Eamon de Valera on terminus facilities for an American operated transatlantic plane service. He planned to return to London tonight then to the United States next week.
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Hinckley
Eire
London
Robert A. Hinckley
U. S. Department of Commerce
Eamon de Valera
United States
de Valera
Britain
St Lawrence Power Plan Faces Counter Offer
President Roosevelt urged fast Congress approval for the St. Lawrence waterway project but opponents proposed limiting action to the hydro electric power portion. Senator Clark of Missouri backed evaluating power development for defense needs while opposing broader immediate approval.
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Washington
Roosevelt
St. Lawrence Waterway
Clark
D-Mo
Missouri
Where to Find It Midineae Nets News
The fragment provides a partial heading and stray letters, implying a section title about finding items or notices in a midline or midline-era network publication. No cohesive facts, dates, or named entities are readable.
White House Strike Curb Is Awaited
Speculation in Washington centers on whether President Roosevelt will invoke unlimited emergency powers to keep defense plants open. The idle 52,800 defense workers amid strikes escalate pressure as the North American Aviation plant shutdown prompts questions about executive action and mediation board rulings.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Washington
Todey
White House
North American Aviation Company
California
Defense Mediation Board
Stephen Early
M. Orton
International Woodworkers of America
Pacific Northwest
President Acts After Signing Bill on Seizure Powers
President signs legislation giving the Government authority to purchase requisition charter or operate foreign ships in U S waters. It may involve vessels from the Philippines and Canal Zone. compensation to owners is required. Uncertain whether French ships will be included. The Normandie is among foreign vessels in New York harbors. A separate report notes a nine year old dies in a tenement fire on New York's lower East Side with injuries to four others.
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Wee Dent
Maritime Commission
Bing
At & Press Contesident
Philippines
Canal Zone
United States
France
New iSork
New York
Nicholas Campanelli
lowerEast
Dutch Reply Holds Oil Exports To Japan In Crises
In a tense exchange at Batavia H J Van Mook informs Kenkichi Yoshizawa that East Indian oil rubber tin and copra will be supplied to Japan only to the extent Allies permit. The offer hinges on past imports and aims to keep Dutch resources available for the war effort. The crisis could shape the course of the second great war.
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Indies
H. J. van Mook
Wilhelmina
Batavia
Japan
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
United States
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