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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1940

Page

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King Carol With Nazis King Carol With Nazis

Bucharest reports say King Carol forms a totalitarian party with Nazi pattern, aims to nationalize industries and align Romania with Germany. The Iron Guard and peasant party to play major roles while official sanction for anti Semitism is expected. Observers view move as a bid to deter partition and secure aid from Germany.

Bucharest Romania Carol Germany Gan Tobe Party of Nations Rebirth Iron Guard England France Rotania Hungary Bulgaria United States Armand Calinescu

Lewis quits as CIO leader amid party disaffection

Washington reports John L. Lewis faced opposition to a Roosevelt third term from the Neo-Partisan League. Eli L. Oliver resigned as executive secretary, saying most members favor Roosevelt’s renomination. Senate committee cited evidence of coercion of Missouri workers to support Gow Lingdn Stark. Parley and Garner discussed Democratic VP prospects and Roosevelt’s cabinet picks. Wagner named platform committee chairman for the convention.

Washinteton John L. Lewis Roosevelt Labor League CIO Tie Sland Eli L. Oliver Lewis Capitol Hil Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee Missouri Stark James A. Parley Garner Roosa Yelt Tuns Parley Henry L. Stimson Frank Knox War Navy Farley Wagner

Butler Dies at 58 in Philadelphia After Long Marine Career

General Smedley D. Butler, longtime Marine Corps officer and outspoken public figure, died at Naval Hospital Philadelphia aged 58 from an abdominal ailment after a career spanning 1898 to 1931. A Medal of Honor recipient for Vera Cruz and Fort de Haití siege, he later led public safety efforts in Philadelphia and commanded the Quantico base. He was born in West Chester, Pennsylvania, a Quaker descendant, and survived by a widow, two sons, and a daughter.

Philadelphia Marina Marinas Nc Eye Orient France Vera Cruz Fort Reviers Haiti Brest Quantic Buller Tremiar Mussolini Henry B. Stimson Butler West Chester Genaral Butler Department of Public Safety Marine Corps China Marine Base Quantien General Butler Thomas §. Butler Congress Delaware-Chester County Pennsylvania House Naval Affairs Committee Darlington Hickstto Nobel Butler William Penn

British Bomb Berlin Today Amid War Claims

British planes reached Berlin outskirts as German high command boasted of major raids on England. DNB reported fires on Thames and Humber storage tanks, attacks on east sea bases and antiaircraft sites, and hits on Billingham. Germany claimed sinking 42,636 tons of Allied shipping and attacks on Bordeaux harbor and Brittany ports.

Berlin High Command England DNB Thames Humber East English Billingham Ettrick Bordeaux France Brittany St. Malo Lorient Babelsberg Germany Essen

O Conor Backs Six Year State Planning Program

Governor O Conor endorses a six year advance planning plan in Maryland to have state agencies list needs ahead of budgets. The program aims to improve budgeting for 1942-44 and beyond by prioritizing capital projects and costs, with support from planning officials and National Resources Planning Board members. The governor says Maryland leads states in this approach, tying to the 1929 act and inaugural pledge.

Annapolis O'Conor Govenor Q'Coner Abel Woman Planning Commission Walter N. Kirkman Department of Budget and Procurement National Resources Planning Board Robert W. Starlley Melvin E. Scheidt Public Works Committee John W. Hyde Maryland

Legion After War 1 Veterans Growth At Post Serves Community

The Morris Frock Post of the American Legion reports strong membership growth with a target of over 500 by year end. Commander Clyde M. Bell urged 1917 1918 veterans to enroll paying $4 dues. A next meeting will feature Sgt C H Minnebraker demoing a new army rifle and a July 14 film at Maryland Theatre. A Washington County Preparedness Council meeting drafted a platform and plans for a mass meeting at City Park, aiming for 10,000 attendees, with permanent officers to be named.

Frock American Legion Clyde ML Bell Bell Legion Legion Post C. H. Minnebraker Tell Maryland Washington County Preparedness Council Hotel Alexander Boy Scouts John Carmichael City Park Hagerstown Fairgrounds Hagerstown Washington County

Nominations Storm Senate Debate Over War Policy

The Senate clashed over Knox and Stimson nominations amid accusations about secret defense plans. Minton and colleagues disputed bomb sight disclosures while Pepper urged aiding Britain. A defense bill pace quickened with a $1.77 billion Army-Navy package and minerals loans. Knox and Stimson testimony dates to be set as hearings approach.

United States England France America Minton Nye Military Committee Stimson Warry Woodring Woodring National Defense Army Minton, Schwellenbach D-Wash Barkley Senate Army Air Corps H. H. Arnold Pepper I-Pla U. S Britain Hitler Walsh D-Mass House Osal Knox Sheppard Naval

British Seize French Navy Parallels and Plans

Report from reliable quarters says Britain has captured most of the French fleet and flown many French planes to England and North Africa. It notes France’s battleship Jean Bart towed to England, Brest ships destroyed, and two 35 000 ton battleships claimed by Germany. It adds British and French guns differ in bore and chambering, with scarce spare parts and manufacturing dies and tools.

England Great Britain North Africa France Brest Berlin der Angriff Richleau Clemenceau Britain

Food stamp plan may reach five million needy this year

Five million Americans may eat 50 percent more food by year end as war curtails foreign markets and boosts domestic surpluses. The Agriculture Department will use stamps to move surplus foods to low income families, already in 102 areas with expansion possible to 200 by year end.

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