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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1941

Page

3

Azores Seen as Prize in Atlantic War Powers Battle

The Azores, a Portuguese archipelago, could tilt the Atlantic war between Britain and the Axis. Control would allow mid ocean refueling and wider air range for U boats and bombers or better protection of shipping for Britain. Portugal strengthens forts and garrisons while concerns grow over potential invasions and a possible exile government in the Azores aligned with Britain. Routes and bases at Ponte Delgada Angra do Heroismo and Horta highlight strategic value amid rising global conflict.

New York Britain Azores mid-Atlantic Lisbon London Havana France Atlantic South America Germany Portugal Santa Maria Flores Ponte Delgada United States Navy Central Atlantic San Miguel Angra Do Heroismo Terceira Horta Fayal Spain Antonio de Oliveira Salazar Salazar Crete Royal Air Force Maria II of Dom Miguel

Day of Aerial Battles Nearing With Radio Controlled Planes

The piece surveys progress in pilotless, radio controlled aircraft as a near term possibility for war. It notes tests by the Army at Selfridge Field and Navy in Honolulu, cost barriers, and pilots or observers on the ground ready to intervene. It cites Verlin Haines, Reginald Denny, and Antonio Pannuti with advances toward long range control and bomb guidance via television eyes.

New York Special News Service Army Navy Honolulu Army Air Corps Selfridge Field Detroit British Air Service Patrick Breen London Victoria Station Parliament Buildings River Thames Verlin Haines Port Columbus Ohio Haines Reginald Denny Lee de Forest A. A. Sanabria Warren Antonio Pannuti

Pre War French Air Minister Sees Failure in Hitler War Aims

Pierre Cot once France's air minister and later Yale visiting professor argues Hitler aims at wider conquest will fail much like Napoleon. He warns of Europe’s split under fascist rule and predicts a long war with eventual victory through military effort and popular uprisings. He notes France's air preparedness was deficient and criticizes Vichy policy though he sees no popular support for collaboration.

Hitler New Haven Conn Special News Service Pierre Cot France Chamber of Deputies League of Nations Cot Yale Hitler Cot Napoleon Europe Britain Leon Blum Popular Front Munich Mussolini England United States Vichy

Civilian Defense Training Aims In U S Cities

Mrs. Melville Mucklestone heads a 250000 member group pushing civilian defense training for local government workers. She cites Chicago shelters and tunnels as models for protecting urban populations and urges immediate preparation and cross-departmental training.

Melville Mucklestone National Consumers Tax Commission

Hughes retires as Chief Justice citing high regard for court

Charles Evans Hughes, age 79, announces retirement on July 1 after 11 years as chief justice. He says the move preserves the court from embarrassment and reflects dwindling energy to carry on. He plans to stay in Washington and may travel to the Canadian Rockies if Mrs. Hughes recovers.

Charles E. Hughes U. S Washington The Special News Service Charles Evans Hughes United States Supreme Court Roosevelt James C. McReynolds White House Hughes Canadian Rockies Columbia University

Flashes of Army Life From Across Posts

Army life notes report a seasick soldier on a swaying pontoon bridge at Camp Landing Florida. At Camp Shelby Mississippi a parrot Stanley reads menu changes and bites a sergeant. Camp Robinson Arkansas Whippoorwill nightly chorus unsettles officers as they search for a man to whistle the final note.

Camp Landing Fla U. S Camp Shelby Miss Quartermaster Company 112Th Quartermaster Regiment Stanley K. G. Beebe Cincinnati Ohio Camp Robinson Ark 137Th Infantry Guy E. Vining Horton, Kan

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