Hitler Delivers Armistice Terms to France at Compiegne
At Compiegne forest Hitler presented terms to four French plenipotentiaries in the old dining car. Keitel read the preamble demanding guarantees France will not renew war against Britain and pave the way for a future peace with German restitution. The ceremony lasted about ten minutes as German flags and flags and a guard of honor stood nearby.
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Berlin
U P
Adolf Hitler
France
Germany
Wilhelm Keitel
Hitler
Keitel
Britain
Ferdinand Foch
Foch
Woodrow Wilson
Horst Wessel
Bordeaux
Henri Philippe Petain
Verdun
lich command
foreign office
propaganda ministry
Rudolf Hess
Joacham Von Rubbentrop
Congress Digs In For Long Summer Session
Washington June 21 Congress digs in for an all- summer session as recesses loom. House and Senate leaders push to pass about 4.5 billion in appropriation bills and a 1.0 billion nation defense tax measure before July 1 the start of the new fiscal year. Senate and House conferees deadlocked on a 3.158 billion relief appropriation while a provision would let the Civilian Conservation Corps direct noncombat duties. Senate endorses the 1.777 billion supplement Army Navy supply bill to sustain wartime strength.
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Court of Appeals Affirms Two Verdi cts and Reverses a Third
The Court of Appeals today upheld two verdicts from Common Pleas Court and reversed a third. It sustained a $3,000 fee award to Levin Levin representing Habant in an industrial claim and rejected garnishment against federal-employer wages. The court remanded estate questions to Lorain and clarified appeal time limits noting a 20 day limit, not 10.
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Common Pleas
D Cook
Guy B. Findley
Levin Levin
Lorain
John Habant
Habant
industrial commission
National ve Co
A. H. Wesrdian
Edward Hromoda
ph Hazzard, jr
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Hazzard
wmen pleas
J. P
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Grafton
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Structural ironworker critically injured in bridge ramp fall
Edward Gravelle, 49, a structural ironworker, fell about 40 feet from a new ramp near the Main Avenue bridge at Shore Drive in Cleveland. Workers say Gravelle lost balance and was not expected to recover.
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Shore Drive
Gravelle
Weather Summary for the United States
Fair tonight and Saturday with clouds and a gradual warming trend. Sunday will be partly cloudy and warmer with a shower risk. High pressure over the central region extends into the eastern country, bringing generally cooler conditions this morning from Mississippi to the Atlantic. Showers exist from the south to the Gulf, and in North Dakota and Wyoming, with fair weather elsewhere across the United States.
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North Dakota
Iowa
Mississippi
Atic
Gulf
Wyoming
United States
Maintain Present Schedule At National Tube
Next week's operations at the National Tube Company plant in Lorain show no change from this week. Four blast furnaces and 11 open hearth furnaces will continue in operation, the Bessemer converter will operate single turn, and other departments will run on the same schedule as this week.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Coast Guard dispels two men feared drowned near Avon Lake
Captain P. H. Forner and crew investigate a missing fishermen case after a trio rented a boat from Eddie's Boathouse. One man returns with a capsized boat while footprints on the beach indicate the two missing men may have left the scene voluntarily to avoid responsibility.
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P. H. Forner
Lorain
Eddie
Albert M McWilliams
William Arnold
Cotleur
Farmer
Funeral Services For Rev Foster Saturday At 2 30
Funeral services are set for Rev Will J Foster who died after a short illness at 2 30 pm Saturday at the Church of Christ where he pastored for over four years with Rev P H Welshimer of Canton officiating Burial will be in Ridge Hill Memorial Park Cemetery The body lies at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home until 1 30 am Saturday then moves to the church for viewing Honorary pallbearers are eight pastors from Elyria area churches including Dr E B Redhead Dr William Milair Auld Dr A E Kemp Dr Frank Hicks Rev Ernst Irion Rev T M Gilliland Rev H Linville and Rev J C Updegraff
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Will J. Foster
wis
Church of Christ
P. H. Welshimer
Canton
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Elyria
E. B. Redhead
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
William Milair Auld
First Congregational Church
A. E Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Frank Hicks
First Methodist Church
Ernst Irion
St. Paul's Evangelical
T M Gilliland
United Presbyterian Church
H. Linville
Christian Temple
Lorain
J. C. Updegraff
North Eaton Church
Carnst
Duke and Duchess of Windsor Arrive in Barcelona
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor arrive by car from the French Riviera ending rumors of estrangement. They travel with two secretaries, two maids and two chauffeurs and are met by the British consul general at Barcelona. They plan to go on to Lisbon.
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French Riviera
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Nice
Menton
Ritz
Lisbon
Demands Probe of Woodring Resignation and Hearings
Rep Frank Carlson called for a joint congressional probe into former Secretary of War Harry H. Woodring’s resignation. Senate Military Affairs urged public hearings on Henry L. Stimson’s nomination, while Senate Naval Affairs eyed similar action for Frank Knox. The moves align with GOP efforts ahead of the national convention.
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congressional
Harry H. Woodring
Frank Carlson
Senate Military Affairs committee
Henry L. Stimson
Carlson
Kansas
House
Woodring
Stimson
Frank Knox
GOP
Navy
Senate Naval Affairs committee
Fox
F D R Defends Nominations in National Solidarity Policy
President Roosevelt defended his picks of Col Frank Knox and Henry L Stimson as Navy and War secretaries at Hyde Park urging cabinet unity amid a grave international crisis. He rejected Landons remark on a possible third term and contrasted patriotic motives with partisan thinking after a late night train trip.
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Alfred M. Landon
War party label sparks GOP convention clash
Philadelphia June 21 Republicans at their National convention seek to brand Democrats as the war party by appointing two Republicans to Roosevelt's Cabinet. Alf Landon leads foreign relations planning as the fight over a no war or pro Allies plank tests unity amid possible nomination deadlock. Knox and Stimson, named to the Cabinet, are denounced by John D M Hamilton as making the party the war party.
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Roosey
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
Walter E Edge
New Jersey
Landon
Frank Knox
Chicago
Henry L Stimson
New York
Knox
Stimson
John D M. Hamilton
National committee
Hamilton
Col. Knox
Col. Stimson
Europe
Democratic party
Confirmation Of Stimson And Knox Forecast
Washington dispatch reports the Senate to confirm President Roosevelt’s cabinet picks Henry L. Stimson to head the War Department and Frank Knox to lead the Navy. The move draws mixed reaction from isolationist senators while party leaders push forward despite Republican misgivings and fears of war.
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Henry L. Stimson
Frank Knox
Stimson
War Department
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Samson
Liner Washington Docks in New York After Near Torpedo
The Washington docked in New York after a dangerous Atlantic voyage from Europe carrying 1787 passengers including 259 children. Captain Harry Manning praised the crew as lifeboats filled during a near torpedo attack off Portugal on June 11. The ship had been nearly sunk by a German submarine and was en route to Galway, Ireland when the incident occurred.
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NEW YORK
United States
Washington
Europe
Portugal
S.S Draper
Lisbon
Galway
Ireland
Harry Manning
Defense Not Partisan Issue Says Col Knox
Col Frank Knox announced his nomination as secretary of the navy saying national defense is not a partisan issue. He stressed nonpolitical navy leadership, unity in defense votes, and his duty to help prepare the country for any emergency. He added personal focus on duty and performance over political considerations.
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Nine To Receive Certificates From Summer Bible School
Nine students at the Summer Bible School will receive certificates at the sixteenth annual commencement at 7 30 tonight in the First Baptist Church. Graduates include Gordon Carlson Wilda Chapman David Davies Rhona Kirkpatrick Yvonne Lamoreaux Marjorie Aiack Vera Mae Smith Nora Lee Tart and Ruth Woelfer. The Rev. Matthew Gilliland will present the certificates with other program elements noted.
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First Baptist Church
Gordon Carlson
Wilda Chapman
David Davies
Rhona Kirkpatrick
Yvonne Lamoreaux
Marjorie Aiack
Vera Mae Smith
Nora Lee Tart
Ruth Woelfer
Matthew Gilliland
United Presbyterian Church
Mary Jean McElfresh
Kenneth Mack
First Baptist Sunday School
United Presbyterian Sunday School
Guy W. Byars
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