Molotov Attacks Imperialist Designs in United States
Soviet Premier Vyacheslav Molotov warned the Supreme Soviet that imperialist appetites are growing in the United States and elsewhere, predicting an Anglo American effort to aid Germany and Italy. He urged heightened Soviet vigilance and security measures, noting improved relations with Italy and Germany, while cautioning against a world imperialist war.
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United States
Vyacheslaff Molotov
Supreme Soviet Today
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America
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Italy
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Governors and McKellar Leading Tennessee Primary Returns
Governor Prentice Cooper and Senator Kenneth McKellar led in early Tennessee Democratic primary returns. With 1,533 of 2,283 precincts reporting, Cooper had 144,272 votes while McKellar had 134,664. their Knoxville opponents, and others trailed behind. Both benefited from Crump organization support. Cooper campaigned briefly on his record.
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Nashville
Tenn
Prentice Cooper
U. S
K. D. McKellar
Senate
George Dempster
Knoxville
J. Bailey Wray
McKellar
U. S. Senate
John R. Neal
Claude C. Toler
Paris
Cooper
E. H. Crump
Memphis
German attack claim fuels Britain crisis in new wartime talks
German military leaders claim a major attack against Britain is under way with intensified sea and air pressure as observers report victories for a western Atlantic raider and the Luftwaffe. Britain meanwhile readies an offensive defense, removing barriers to mobilize a mobile war effort.
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Germany
Atlantic
Luftwaffe
Air Arm
Britain
Europe
Western Atlantic
London
Great Britain
Alan Brooke
England
Long-Range Bombing Planes For North Atlantic Defense
U S war planners project large long-range bombers for offshore defense of the Western Hemisphere. About 3,000 of these aircraft may be bought by July 1, 1942, with totals exceeding 25,000 new planes overall, costing roughly 2.794 billion dollars. Army and Navy aim to reach from Rio de Janeiro to Buenos Aires, and to strike at sea-borne invaders within hundreds of miles of shore.
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Navy
Western Hemisphere
North Atlantic Seaboard
South Atlantic
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America
Asia
Santa Monica
Calif
Baltimore
Army Air Corps
Rilo de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Heads Talk On Western Hemisphere Trusteeship
President Roosevelt and military leaders meet to discuss possible Pan American trusteeship over European possessions in the hemisphere. Secretary Hull praises Havana conference while Senate panel votes on expanding the Export-Import Bank by 500 million dollars to aid Latin American wartime trade. A minority opinion by Taft is anticipated. Helena appoints C Lamport as director of unemployment compensation division after O Donnell's death.
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Harold R. Stark
Naval
George C. Marshall
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Hull
Senate
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D.-N.y
Taft
Ohio
Adams
Colo
Frazier
North Dakota
Townsend
Delaware
Canaher
Connecticut
Tobey
New Hampshire
Nazi Leaflet Raid Targets England With Peace Appeal
Nazi air raiders drop thousands of four page pamphlets over southeastern and southwestern England containing Hitler s appeal for Britain to talk peace. Explosives and incendiaries hit two towns. wardens sweep streets for pamphlets as dawn light reveals papers fluttering in the air.
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England
Adolf Hitler
Britain
Hitler
Reichstag
Scotland
Opening Day Food Stamp Sale Draws 31 200 in Silver Bow
One hundred fifty relief clients in Silver Bow county bought their first allotments of federal food stamps yesterday at the county treasurer’s office. About $1,250 was collected before closing. The office will be open daily 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. for relief transactions, except Saturdays. Stamps redeemable at any certified food store in the county.
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Silver Bow County
Helena
Surplus Commodities Marketing Association
Does Man Have to Shave Under Court Orders?
In Brooklyn a court weighs whether Harry Strauss must shave his long beard for his September trial on the Finestein murder case. Assistant District Attorney Klein argues shaving aids witness recognition. defense calls it self incrimination and a rights violation. Judge Taylor, noting doubt, requests briefs on beards and forcible shaving.
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Solomon A. Klein
Brooklyn
Harry
Pittsburgh Phil) Strauss
Strauss
Klein
Irving (Puggy) Finestein
Franklin Taylor
Meyer Genzberger Honored On 88th Birthday
Butte resident Meyer Genzberger celebrated his 88th birthday with felicitations. A respected pioneer, he recently retired from active duty and lives with Mrs. Genzberger in the Virginia apartments. Born in Alexandria Virginia, he moved west as a young man and worked with Gans & Klein in Helena and Butte before heading the real estate and rental division at Anaconda Copper Mining Company.
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Butte
Genzberger
Virginia
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Alexandria
Gans & Klein
Pioneer
Helena
The
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Unconfirmed reports of Soviet forces on western Russia border
Reports from Bucharest describe unusual Soviet military activity along Russia's western border. Travelers from the north claim nearly 200 divisions of the Red Army are concentrated in western Prussia and areas acquired by Russia after last year's Nazi Soviet conquests.
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Bucharest
Russia
Akron Rail Disaster Blame Placed on Crew Orders
A crumpled copy of trainmen orders found on conductor Harry Shafer and tied to the Pennsylva nia crash that killed 43. Investigators say the motor coach ignored siding instructions and met a freight train on single track. The railroad notes the crew disregarded signaling orders and lacked required permission.
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Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Central Press
Akron
Pennsylvania
Harry Shafer
Silver Lake
Hudson
P. W. Krick
The
Montana Weekend Forecast With Scattered Thundershowers
Montana forecast calls for generally fair conditions Friday and Saturday with scattered afternoon or evening thunderstorms in mountain districts and cooler air in the southern portion Friday.
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Montana
Foreign agents held by Richard L. Turner
Foreign agents are being held by Richard L. Turner. The unnamed authorities continue detaining individuals linked to espionage activities as investigations proceed.
Clean sweep detains 81 foreign agents in Panama Canal zone
Secretary of War Stimson announced a broad cleanup detaining 81 foreigners described as agents in the Panama Canal zone. He said all aliens except Panamanians have been discharged from Army and Canal zone employment for defense protection.
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Panama Canal Zone
Stimson
Canal Zone
Secretary of War
National Guard
Reserve
Senate
Senate Military Committee
War Department
Nationnal Guard
National Defense Commission
Wheeler
Dmont
Wendell L. Willkie
New York Daily News
Panama Canal
German Armies Move in France Reported From Loire to Channel
Reports from Grenoble say German forces occupying France tonight are in motion from the Spanish border toward the Belgian frontier and the channel ports facing Britain. About 23,000 men in two panzer divisions are said to have crossed the Loire and held the seaboard as far south as the Spanish border, then were turned northward within 48 hours.
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France
French
British Isles
Loire River
Wool auction at Billings sells 302050 pounds of fleece
Buyers purchased 302 050 pounds of wool at Billings in Merrion and Wilkins first Montana sale. Prices ranged 24 to 32 cents with top bid for 2350 pounds of low quarter blood wool. Total offered 1 100 000 pounds and next sale announced in Miles City.
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Merrion & Wilkins
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Ogden
Utah
Reed Warnick
Miles City
Montana
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