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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1940

Page

2

Bombers collide over Queens. 11 Army flyers dead

Two Army bombers collided half a mile above a residential Queens area killing 11 airmen. One woman burned. two homes damaged by gasoline fire. A separate Tulsa crash killed two students and an instructor. ground injuries reported. John Longmaid of Helena, 24, among Tusa victims, was a Cornell alumnus.

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Churchill Vows England Will Continue Fight Despite France

Britain faces possible French navy surrender to Nazi Germany amid fears of a long war. Churchill warns the empire will carry on despite severe trials as France seeks armistice and Britain braces for blockade, bombing, or invasion with RAF and navy counted on to defend the island.

Hitler France Churchill Great Britain America United Kingdom Britain Germany British Isles Isles Dominions United States Great Fleet Royal Air Force Amateur Army England Lord Beaverbrok

Milk suits filed in district court in Montana

The Montana milk control board filed 12 district court suits against individuals for selling milk or cream below the minimum price. Defendants include Mrs. Louis Collins and others, with restraining orders sought pending trial. Also filed were probate petitions for F. M. Kerr and estate matters involving E. Walter Gamer and Ellen Bolton among others.

Montana Milk Control Board Louis Collins Westmore Hodges Harold Brew L. Cooper Mary Metesh Sarah Issacson Oscar Buhl Forrest Brechtel Peter Koski George B. Salusso J. D. Quirk Mose Vanina Virginia Goyette Jean Baptiste Marcotte Nancy Rafish T. BE. Downey F. W. Woolworth Company Gus Bolton Ellen Bolton Butte Water Company

Odd Fellows Meet at Whitefish for State Convention

In Whitefish Montana hundreds of delegates gathered for a three day gathering of IOOF Montana and companion orders. The event included the Montana Grand Lodge 65th annual session Rebekahs 44th assembly Gand En Campment 56th annual meeting Patriarchs Militant 32nd annual meeting and Women’s Auxiliary 22nd annual program.

Whitefish Independent Order of Odd Fellows of

Marriage Licenses Issued At Clerk Of Court Office

Couples Glen Albert Jones and Irene Elizabeth Ryan both of Butte, Edward Duryer Carroll of Ventura California and Margaret Mary Murphy of Butte, John D Hannifin and Florence Mary Cline both of Butte obtained licenses yesterday. Churchill to speak in parliament tomorrow reiterating resolve to victory at any cost. Sir Nevile Henderson predicts Germany will attempt an immediate invasion of England.

Clerk of Court Glen Albert Jones Irene Elizabeth Ryan Butte Edward Duryer Carroll Ventura Calif Margaret Mary Murphy John D. Hannifin Florence Mary Cline Europe Churchill Nevile Henderson Germany England

House OKs Alaska ROTC unit and dam project

The House approved a bill authorizing a reserve officer training corps unit at the University of Alaska. It also passed a Rep. James W. Mott measure extending start and completion times for a dam and dike to block tidal waters into North Slough in Coos county Oregon.

Washington U.P House Senate University of Alaska James W. Mott

Express Package Theft Reported in Whitehall

Police report a theft of an Express company package yesterday afternoon. A 15 jewel wrist watch valued item was intended for Norris, Montana, and is believed stolen in Whitehall, according to officers.

Express Company Norris, Mont Whitehall

Axis Leaders Decide France Fate in Berlin Talks

Axis partners prepare to finalize plans amid secret Brenner Pass talks and looming German assault across Scandinavia and western Europe. Mussolini and Hitler weigh joint strategy, with targets including Nice Savoy Corsica Tunisia Djibouti and British bases.

Axis France Brenner Pass Germany Blitzkrieg Scandinavia Europe Rome Mediterranean

France Accepts Peace? Petain Seeks Negotiations With Hitler

French Premier Petain announced France must yield to a numerically superior enemy while insisting on honor. Foreign Minister Baudoin said Allies failed to provide needed aid as Hitler and Mussolini move toward negotiating terms to end the war. France seeks terms possibly including Alsace Lorraine Nice and Savoy and the navy, with Spain acting as intermediary.

Paul Baudoinin Baudoin Adolf Hitler Italy Benito Mussolini Henri Philippe Petain Verdun France Petain Great Britain Poland Norway Holland Belgium Hitler Alsace-Lorraine Germany Nice and Savoy Corsica Mediterranean Europe Britain Reynaud Spain Francisco Franco Western Hemisphere Washington Senate United States Atlantic English Channel Churchill Paris Fuehrer Mussolini Il Duce Galeazzo Ciano Rome Versailles St. Mihiel Frances Metz Berlin British Isles Nice Madrid Spin

French Demand Honorable Peace (Continued From Page One)

As France pleads for an honorable peace, Petain appeals to the people while Hitler and Mussolini plan a high level conference. The French fleet, Alsace Lorraine, Corsica and other key zones may face terms, amid German, Italian, and Soviet moves and Allied naval concerns.

Darwin Letters Exhibit Opens in Moscow on Anniversary

Original letters of Charles Darwin were shown in an exhibition in Moscow marking the eightieth anniversary of the publication of his Origin of Species. The event highlighted Darwin’s correspondence and influence on 19th century science.

Charles Darwin Moscow Russia

Soviet Russia rushes troops to new Baltic bases

Soviet forces move to expand bases in Lithuania Latvia and Estonia as governments reorganize. Tass says troop entries from east and northeast proceed with no public opposition while Baltic garrisons strengthen coast cities. Berlin and Stockholm react with cautious notes amid Baltic consolidation linked to German expansion concerns.

Tass Lithuania Latvia Estonia Russia Finland Bay of Riga Stockholm Allehanda Berlin London Baltic Germany Norway

Republicans Meet to Write 1940 Platform

Thirty three of fifty three resolutions committee members were present as Alf Landon urged proper aid to the Allies without dragging the United States into war. The committee aims to draft a foreign policy plank framed in general terms to avoid committing the party to a concrete course.

Europe Asia Resolutions Committee Alf M. Landon America

Unclear nomination talk in party meeting during foreign situation

The report notes surprisingly little discussion of candidates as the foreign situation dominated concerns. Simpson, defeated by the Dewey forces at a New York state committee meeting, is to be replaced as national committeeman before the Republicans leave Philadelphia.

Simpson Dewey New York State Committee Philadelphia

Doan's Pills Help Backache And Kidney Trouble

If backache and leg pains nag you, nature signals kidney stress. The ad claims 15 miles of kidney tubes filter wastes from blood, causing pains, puffiness, and fatigue. It recommends Doan's Pills, used for over 40 years, for relief and flushing away poisons.

Nature Dean Doan

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