Dictators Meet to Decide the Fate of France in Munich
Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini met in Munich to confer on the terms of France’s defeat and the price for a cease fire. Ribbentrop and Ciano attended, with Keitel and other officials present. A communique was expected tonight outlining the Italo German stance and terms.
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France
MUNICH
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
11 Duce
fuehrer
Rome
Berlin
Hitler
Mussolini
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Galeazzo Ciano
axis
Ettore Muti
Fascist party
fuehrer house
Ribbentrop
Ciano
Wilhelm Keitel
Elyria Voters OK $10,000 For Street Resurfacing
The council approved spending ten thousand dollars from gasoline and auto license funds for street resurfacing this year. Service Director I D Faxon said bids will be sought in July and work will run through July and August, dependent on material use. Streets listed include West River, Oxford, Fifth, Princeton, Second Street alley, Caessnut, East Broad, and East River, with possible additions if funds allow.
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Council
I. D. Faxon
Faxon
West River street
Furnace street
city
Oxford avenue
Park
Garford avenue
Fifth street
East avenue
Princeton avenue
Park avenue
East River street
Second street
Caessnut street
Broad
Third street
East Broad street
East Bridge
Writer Harry Revel Indicted in Passport Fraud Case
New York June 18 Indicted by two federal grand juries for allegedly attempting to obtain a passport fraudulently. The charges name Harry Revel of the Gordon and Revel team and his brother William. Indictment stems from use of a passport obtained fraudulently to return on the Normandie in June 1936.
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NEW YORK
Harry Revel
Seaied
Revel
Gordon and
William
William Bond
agaimst
cen
Normandie
Ohio Weather Outlook With Showers Tonight Through Wednesday
The forecast notes cloudy skies with scattered showers tonight and Wednesday and little temperature change. A low pressure system stretches from the Great Lakes to Arizona this morning while barometers rise in the Northwest and on the South Atlantic coast. Over the past 24 hours showers and thunderstorms were general across the central valleys, lake region, and Middle Atlantic states. Temperature changes have been insignificant.
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OHIO
Great Lakes
Arizona
South Atlantic
lake region
Middle Atlantic states
Lorain Man Held In Death Of 17 Year Old Girl
Steve Popovich a 29 year old Lorain steel worker is jailed on second degree murder charges in the death of Velma Erickson 17 after confessing he picked her and Ruth Ford up near a downtown cafe. Police traced a broken blanket cord in his car and a tip from Ford led to the arrest. Popovich admitted drinking before the ride and to attempting to restrain Erickson as she tried to jump from the car. He pleads not guilty and is held on $10 000 bond awaiting a Friday preliminary hearing.
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LORAIN. O
Velma Erickson
Lorain
Popovich
Aliss Erickson
MXiss
Ford
Lorain mills
mission
William P. Duffy
German Forces Cross Orne as Paris War News Escalates
The German High Command says troops crossed the River Orne between Caen and Lemans and pushed along the Loire toward Nevers as Adolf Hitler met Mussolini in Munich to discuss France ceasefire terms. They claim over 100000 French prisoners taken and raids on Rennes and Loire estuary shipping causing heavy damage.
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BERLIN
France
Adolf Hitler
Munich
Benito Mussolini
Orne
Caen
Lemans
Loire
Nevers
Colmar
Rome
High Command
Metz
Dijon
Belfort
Maginot line
Di¢denhofen
Ford Co Granted Right To Build Airplane Engines
Indianapolis June 18 Ford Motor Company has been granted permission to manufacture the famed Allison engine Otto T creusser, manager of the Allison plant, announced today.
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Ford Co
INDIANAPOLIS
Ind
Ford Motor Company
Otto T. creusser
Death Toll In Air Crash Reaches Twelve In Queens
New York June 18 fatalities from yesterday's bomber crash in Queens rose to 12 with the death of Mrs Emily Kraft, 35, whose home burned after one plane fell. The other 11 killed were Army fliers. Kraft escaped flames via a kitchen window but sustained severe burns.
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NEW YORK
vester-day
Queens
Emily Kraft
Woman Fatally Wounded And Two Men Shot in Hillsboro
In Hillsboro Ohio a woman was fatally wounded and two men shot when Richard Fender attacked his divorced wife Margaret Fender and her escort Waldo Harshbarger. Fender drove alongside their car forcing it off the road and then shot both before turning the gun on himself. The woman died at the scene and Harshbarger and Fender were taken to a Hillsboro hospital in serious condition.
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HILLSBORO
county sheriffs office
Richard Fender
Margaret
Waldo Harshbarger
Harshbarger
Mrs. Fender
Mowrystown
here
Fender
Admiral Stark urges 70 percent U S fleet boost in defense plan
Admiral Harold R. Stark testified before the House Naval Affairs committee proposing a 70 percent increase in U S fleet strength. The plan would add about 200 fighting ships and 100000 tons of auxiliaries, totaling 3670000 tons. cost estimated near four billion dollars. He urged expanding armor plate and cannon factories and lifting the 10000 aircraft cap.
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WASHINGTON
U.P
Harold R. Stark
naval operations
U. S
Stark
House Naval Affairs committee
U. S. Navy
budget bureau
Navy
Secretary of Navy
Carl O. Vinson
America
Vinson
Churchill urges France to fight on for final victory
London dispatch reports Prime Minister Winston Churchill tells the House of Commons that attacks will come and Britain will resist invasion with continued aid from the United States and the Dominions. He warns the battle of France is over and the battle of Britain is about to begin with 1.75 million in arms ready to wage continuous battle.
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LONDON
Winston Churchill
France
Great Britain
Churchill
Brita
United States
Britain
British Isles
Adolf Hitler
House of Commons
Dominions
Elyrians to Attend Columbus Conference
About ten Elyria men plan to travel to Columbus for a state wide conference of business leaders opposing any Ohio Legislature tax increase. The event is reported by Harry W. Luethi secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. Lorain County groups from Elyria Oberlin and Amherst will also be represented.
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Elyria
Columbus
Ohio
Harry W. Luethi
Chamber of Commerce
Lorain County
Lorain
Oberlin
Amherst
Italy and Germany Press On With War Aims at Munich Talks
Official sources say Italy and Germany will press France and its possessions until Axis terms for a potential peace are agreed with Hitler and Mussolini at Munich. Britain’s war will continue. Italians expect gains in Nice Savoy Corsica Tunis and Djibouti. Spain and Japan may seek French territories as terms are drafted.
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ROME
Italy
Germany
France
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Munich
Britain
Mussolini
Nice
Savoy
Corsica
Tunis
Djibouti
Hitler
Great Britain
Spain
France Seeks Armistice Agreement Reported in Munich
Reports from Munich say Chancellor Adolf Hitler and Premier Benito Mussolini agreed to France request for armistice after a conference at the Fuehrer's house. Deliberations began in the afternoon behind soundproof walls. New York radio later echoed that accord was reached without detailing terms.
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MUNICH
U.P
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
DNB
France
National Socialist movement
fuehrer
NEW YORK
Hitler
Mussolini
Fuehrers house
Penfield Board Appoints Miss Alice Coy Pepple Teacher
Miss Alice Coy Pepple of Lima was hired by the Penfield Township Board of Education to teach home economics Latin and English at Penfield Township high school for next year. She attended Bluffton College and Texas Christian University and did student teaching in Fort Worth Texas. She will succeed Miss Rachel So wash.
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Alice Coy Pepple
Lima
Penfield Township
Future validity of peace terms hinges on British blitz outcome
Analysis argues peace terms for France depend on Britain's fate in the war. It contends a British capitulation would legitimize German terms, while strong British resistance could force concessions. It notes heavy German losses and Britain’s air defense as crucial factors in the looming blitzkrieg strategy.
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Britain
Hitler
Reich
William the Conqueror
England
Germany
France
Tools Stolen From Cleveland Steel Products Plant
About $600 worth of tools belonging to Cleveland Steel Products Co. employees at Wellington were stolen. Deputies Claude Adams and Paul Johnson investigated, suspects entered through ground floor windows and left fingerprints as clues.
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Cleveland Steel Products Co
Wellington
Claude Adams
Paul Johnson
Pier Damage At U S Submarine Base in Groton
Fire of undetermined origin damaged a pier at the U S submarine base in Groton Connecticut causing about 19000 dollars in damage. Officials formed a committee to investigate and found no suspicion of sabotage.
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GROTON. Conn
U. S
Steel plants raise run to new high in Mahoning Valley
Youngstown Ohio June 18 steel operations in Mahoning Valley jumped four points to 76 percent of capacity today above advance schedules. This marks the highest operating rate since January.
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YOUNGSTOWN. O
Mahonung Valley
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Penfield Board
J. W. T. MASON
commonwealth of nations
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