Mrs. M. A. Adams Taken by Death
Mrs. Mary Alwilda Adams, 79, died Monday afternoon at her daughter’s home in Sheridan after a several year illness. Born in Iowa January 4, 1862, she married Elijah Adams in 1881 and moved with him to Montana in 1882, later settling in Sheridan in 1900. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Sheridan Masonic hall under Arcelia chapter No 34 Order of the Eastern Star. she was a charter member.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Helvering Sets Record for IRS Years of Service
Washington June 10 Guy T Helvering commissioner of internal revenue has established a record for years of service He has been the government official tax collector since June 6 1933.
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Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue
Churchill Defends Crete Policy in House of Commons
Prime Minister Churchill defended the Crete campaign, calling it a sombre but essential battle and saying its lessons would shape Britain's defense of the Nile valley. He took full responsibility, noted limited air support, and cited German losses and British wartime output to argue the campaign's value.
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Three Named on Local Defense Advisory Board
Gov Sam C. Ford announced the 49th county defense advisory committee for Silver Bow county with appointees Ben Hardin Denis McCarthy and Margaret Loughran.
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Sam C. Ford
49Th County Defense Advisory Committee
Silver Bow County
Ben Hardin
Denis McCarthy
Margaret Loughran
Mussolini Declares U S At War In Fact Against Axis
Premier Mussolini told the chamber that the United States is at war de facto with the Axis and would face a totalitarian dictatorship if it intervened. He warned that Spain and Turkey staying out could trigger an oceanic state to enter the conflict. He tied Japan’s pledge to the tripartite pact and praised Tokyo as loyal to the Axis in response to American aggression.
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Churchill outlines Britain’s resilient war posture in world briefings
London reports quote Prime Minister Churchill saying Britain could endure six months if no worse off, despite Balkan, Crete, and Libyan reverses. He argues Crete’s loss bought time and notes Allied advances toward Damascus and Beirut while Vichy supports occupation of Lebanon and Syria.
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Separate Peace Is French Goal
Darlan in a nationwide broadcast outlines France aims for a triple task to ease the French people’s plight, secure an honorable peace, and shape France’s future in a new Europe. He notes Britain’s war for perspective and warns that failing to build the right atmosphere could yield a disastrous peace for France.
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Man killed after entering rattlesnake pit in restaurant
Colfax California June 10 John L Ottman 47 Placer county restaurant owner was found dead in his restaurant after entering a rattlesnake farm pit with 85 venomous snakes Deputy Sheriff John Shannon said Ottman broke into the farm and removed his clothing before jumping into the pen witnesses report he wandered the pen before the attack and tripped on a water pan Egypt plans to convert the banks of canals into agricultural roads.
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Missing Army Officers Located Near Ensenada
Two Army officers Lt. Robert E. Maxwell 25 and Lt. Howard D. Wetherell 22 who vanished from Camp Lockett last Saturday were found alive by deputy sheriffs ten miles south of Ensenada Mexico. They were being transported to San Diego.
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Singapore Base Is Laid Ready
United States and British Empire materials have been used in new construction at the Singapore naval base making it ready to cope with any fleet likely to require its hospitality and assistance. Vice Admiral Sir Geoffrey Layton disclosed in a broadcast tonight.
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Death toll in Alexandria raids rises to 557 killed
Premier Hussein Sirry Pasha announced that 557 people were killed and 123 injured in raids on Wednesday and Saturday nights in Alexandria. He said 147 dead and 92 injured were reported Wednesday night and 410 killed and 31 injured Saturday night.
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