Aged Leader Replies Hotly to Criticism in Bordeaux
Marshal Petain defends France’s honor amid British criticism of peace terms. He says Churchill errs to judge French fate, vows France will rebirth itself through courage and perseverance as German advance nears Bordeaux and Laval becomes vice premier. Ambulance corps across France faces dislocation and losses.
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Bordeaux
Italy
France
Marshal Petain
Churchill
Petain
Fritish
Britain
Ronald Hugh Campbell
Pierre Laval
Laval
Henri Philippe Petain
Charles de Gaulle
Reynaud
London
de Gaulle
Hossegor
Bay of Biscay
Biarritz
James W. Sparks
Cher
Loire
Germany
Duke and Duchess of Windsor Arrive in Madrid
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor arrived in Madrid at 6 30 p m and dined with Sir Samuel Hoare the British ambassador to Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Sir Samuel Hoare
Spain
Temperature and precipitation readings update
A brief weather summary reports the 12 hour high and rainfall total ending 5 30 pm yesterday and the 1% hour low ending 5 30 am yesterday. Data reflects latest measurements from the observation station.
Hamilton declares Republican needed on eve of convention
Hamilton urged Republican unity as crucial for liberty and prosperity warning Roosevelt's administration failed to build defenses and arguing a third term breach risks emulating totalitarian regimes He claimed a Republican victory would restore constitutional government and national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Police Probe Two Burglaries
Two burglaries were reported to police yesterday. John L Sullivan of 551 South Ariona street said his barber shop was ransacked Saturday night or Sunday morning and various grooming tools were stolen. Co FE Kerlee of 1012 West Quartz street reported the theft of a hydraulic jack a first aid kit and a rear view mirror from his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Sullivan
South Ariona Street
Co. FE
Kerlee
West Quartz Street
Fights and crashes mark Butte weekend police activity
Two men were hurt in east side barroom brawls while highway accidents rose after weekend patrolling. Manuel Soto survived a knife wound at St James hospital. A 65-year-old man, Al Dougsdale, suffered a head wound needing six stitches. Multiple arrests followed for drunken driving and reckless driving as patrols continued.
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Butte
Manuel Soto
St. James Hospital
Jim Sharp
East Park Street
al Dougsdale
Elk Park
Helena Highway
Clifford Small
Mabel Evans
East Broadway
Sheriff's Office
H. J. de Chant
Hobson Street
Violet Moyle
Dave Gaugin
Jane Hewlett
Edward Madliger
Tom Calpin
Colorado
Gold Streets
D. J. Barry
Lincoln Avenue
Meaderville
California
T. H. Innman
Missoula
Madlinger
U.S. Highway No. 10
C. C. LeSueur
Bill Holdorf
Barney Sims
Anaconda
Jene Abad
Roy Beadle
Ed Huhtanen
Harvard Student Hurt in Cycle Crash Near Cambridge
A Harvard student was seriously injured in a bicycle crash. Arrangements were made for transport to St James hospital for X rays and treatment. The Whitehall doctor reported concussion bruises lacerations and abrasions all over the body. The student had been returning home from Cambridge Massachusetts when the accident occurred about 8 o'clock last night.
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St. James Hospital
Whitehall
Vinson
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Fort Peck Lake Reaches Fifty Miles Up Old River Bed
Fort Peck lake forms behind the Fort Peck dam and extends about 50 miles up the Missouri river valley. Engineers note current storage near 1 945 800 acre feet with potential to reach 19 412 000 acre feet when full. Recreation plans include a July 3 4 regatta and talks of a game refuge along the margins.
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Fort Peck
Missouri River
Army
Flathead Lake
Montana
Sioux City
Iowa
Missouri
Fort Peck Yacht Club
Federal Fish and Wild Life and
National Park Services
Terms of Armistice Dictated to France by Germany
The British ministry of information summarizes the French German armistice clauses. France ceases hostilities immediately and German forces occupy designated zones north and west, with later demobilization and control over French assets, fleets, fortifications, and communications under German or Italian supervision until a peace treaty.
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France
Germany
London
Ministry of Information
Geneva-Dole
Chalton Sur Saone
Paray le Monial
Moulins
Bourges
Vierzon
Tours
Paris
Taly
Great Britain
Italy
German Armistice Commission
Two Convicts Escape From Montana State Prison at Deer Lodge
Two convicts serving auto theft sentences escaped from the Montana state prison at Deer Lodge between 2 30 and 5 p m today. Edwin John Bastian 18 formerly of Ryegate and Arthur Cole 18 formerly of Pablo used trustee privileges to flee. Authorities offered 100 reward for each fugitive and the direction of their flight was unknown.
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Deer Lodge
Montana State Prison
Theodore Bergstrom
Edwin John Bastian
Ryegate
Yellowstone Park Fire Appears to Be Burning Out
The Chipmunk creek fire in Yellowstone Park reportedly slowed, with over 2000 acres burned and one CCC enrollee dead. The Mam moth Hot Springs chief ranger’s office reported a quiet day along the 14 mile front and no new blowups.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Chipmunk Creek
CCC
Mammoth Hot Springs
Vandergriff of Anaconda Dies at 67
Charles P. Vandergriff, 67, of Anaconda, died at a local hospital after a three and a half year illness. He was born October 2, 1872 in Trenton Missouri and lived in Anaconda since 1905. He never married and is survived by nephew Charles R. Vandergriff of Cherryvale Kansas. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the P. J. Finnegan Co. chapel with Rev. George Van Bockern of the Presbyterian church officiating. Burial will be in Hill Cemetery.
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Anaconda
Charles P. Vandergriff
Charles R. Vandergriff
Cherryvale
Kan
Mr. Vandergriff
Trenton
Anaconda Reduction Works
P. J. Finnegan Co
George van Bockern
The
Presbyterian Church
Hill Cemetery
State Typographical Conference Meets in Anaconda
Montana Typographical conference holds its annual meeting in Anaconda on June 29 and 30. Frank Finnegan presides. over 30 delegates from Livingston, Lewistown, Billings, Butte, Great Falls, Helena, Missoula, Kalispell, Havre and other cities attend. Business sessions run in Mill and Smeltermens hall. banquet set for Embassy hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Associated Press
Max. Min. Pep Billings
Bozeman Erdeecs
Cut Bank ii
Fort Peck
Glendive
Great Falls
Havre
Helena
Kalispell
Lewistown Livingston
Malta
Miles City
Missoula
Anaconda
Montana Typographical Conference
Frank Finnegan
Livingston
Lewistown
Billings
Mill and Smeltermens Hall
Main Street
Rock Garden Meet Set For Thursday In Montana
The Montana unit of the American Rock Garden Society will meet Thursday starting with a picnic luncheon at Beauchalet. At 7:15 pm an exhibit of rock garden flowers will feature one or two specimens per variety by the Men’s Garden and Improvement Club, plus miniature arrangements by the women. Flowers should be under three inches high and three inches in diameter. The men’s club will join the women for a joint session before the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
American Rock Garden Society
Beauchalet
Mrs Hocking 67 Dies After Short Illness In Butte
Mrs Mary Hocking 67 longtime Butte resident died after a brief illness at a local hospital She was born in Ireland came to the United States as a child and was a devout member of St John Catholic Church Surviving are a son and daughter in law George Cronnelly and wife in San Francisco nephews and nieces including George Powers Michael Powers Emily Powers Mary Seeley and John Kelly Funeral arrangements are pending at Daly Shea mortuary
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Mary Hocking
Butte
Ireland
United States
John Donohue
San Francisco
George Powers
Michael Powers
Emily Powers
Mary Seeley
Spokane
John Kelly
Daly-Shea Mortuary
Miss Nutterville Returns From Hi Line Campaign
Public school psychologist Catherine Nutterville returns to Butte from a campaign trip along the hi-line with Miss Helen Small visiting Helena Great Falls Wolf Point Glasgow Culbertson Malta and Havre.
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Nutterville
Catherine Nutterville
Butte
Helen Small
Garrison
Emerson School
Helena
Great Falls
Wolf Point
Glasgow
Culbertson
Malta
Havre
Butte Residents Survive River Accident After Car Slips
Four prominent Butte residents escaped injury when a car driven by Mrs. Edward Healey slid from a soft shoulder near Gallatin Gateway into the Gallatin river. Passengers included Mr. Healey, Fire Chief Fred Martin, and Mrs. Martin. All were soaked but unharmed. Mr. Healey is a former Butte alderman. Mrs. Healey cited hazardous driving conditions from heavy rainfall.
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Butte
Gallatin Gateway
Gallatin
Edward Healey
Placer Street
Fred Martin
Healey
Martin
West
Quartz Street
No isolationism dream, Maffet warns at Montana club
Dr Minnie L Maffet of Dallas warns that complete isolationism is a dream as the United States faces a war economy. At the Montana Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs convention in Glacier Park 168 delegates from 19 Montana cities attend. Officers elected include Mrs Martin Kaufman Forsyth president and Miss Fern Hurst Ekalaka treasurer with Miss Margaret Skinner Havre first VP, Mrs Rhoda Prough Kalispell second VP, and Miss Molly Clasby Missoula recording secretary.
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Glacier Park
Minnie L. Maffet
Dallas
Texas
Montana Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Maffett
Europe
United States
Montana
Martin Kaufman
Forsyth
Fern Hurst
Ekalaka
Margaret Skinner
Havre
Rhoda Prough
Kalispell
Molly Clasby
Missoula
Dr Casebeer heads to Spokane for medical meeting
Dr H L Casebeer of 841 West Silver Street flew to Spokane Washington for a four day session of the Pacific Coast Otolaryngological Society beginning this morning. Doctors from the Pacific Northwest will attend. He plans to return to Butte on Friday.
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H. L. Casebeer
West Silver Street
Spokane
Wash
Pacific Coast
Oto-opthalmological Society
Pacific Northwest
Casebeer
Butte
William Connors Dies at 63 in Butte Home
William P. Connors, 63, died yesterday at his home 360 East Broadway after a long illness. A Pennsylvania native, he had lived in Butte for 25 years and was a miner. No survivors are listed. body at Duggan's Merrill mortuary awaiting funeral plans. Spanish investments in the United States are valued at 14 million dollars.
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William P. Connors
East Broadway
Pennsylvania
Butte
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
Three die in Elk City plane crash
A for hire monoplane crashed during Elk City rodeo in Idaho. Pilot DeFaye Chenoweth and two passengers James Turkington and Rodney Tanner died at the scene. Passenger Leslie Last survived with serious injuries. the craft owned by Steve Russell of Weippe carried four aboard.
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Elk City
Idaho
DeFaye Chenoweth
Orofino
James L. Turkington
Grangeville
Rodney Tanner
Golden
Chenoweth
Leslie W. Last
Kamiah
Steve Russell
Weippe
Main Street
Justice Department to fingerprint millions of aliens
Justice Department officials said registration and fingerprinting of about 3.5 million aliens would begin within two weeks. Congress approved funds for the program and 500 new FBI agents to combat spies and saboteurs. Postmasters will register and fingerprints go to the FBI in Washington with 10 million fingerprints already on file.
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Washington
Justice Department
Congress
Federal Bureau of Investigation
President Roosevelt
Bureau of Immigration
Commissioner of Immigration
FBI
Billings Girl Dorothy Vasser Dies After Illness
Dorothy Jean Vasser 15 died yesterday afternoon in a hospital after a lingering illness. A Billings resident the body will be forwarded for funeral services and interment per Duggan's Merrill mortuary. Survivors were not available last night.
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Dorothy Jean Vasser
Billings
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
French Alpine Forces Move Toward North Africa in War Push
French units in the Alps reportedly head to Toulon seeking transport to North Africa, while German columns push along the Rhone near the Savoy border. General de Gaulle’s broadcast stirs Alpine troops as Maginot forces also move toward Mediterranean ports amid uncertain plans.
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Alps
North Africa
Chancy
Toulon
Rhone
Bellegrade
Fragny
Switzerland
Savoy
de Gaulle
London
North African
Alsace-Lorraine
Mediterranean
Besson
France
Africa
Geneva
Annecy
Jura
Foreign
le Joux
Eclus
Lower Alsace
Belfort
Finnish Relief Picnic Draws Large Crowd Near Hardingway
The Finn picnic at Toll canyon home of Victor Mattila drew about 1000 attendees under ideal weather. About $200 was raised for Finnish relief as Sam Maki chaired the event with Dr T J B Shanley as guest speaker praising Finnish history and valor.
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Toll Canyon
Victor Mattila
Hardingway
Sam Maki
T. J. B. Shanley
Shanley
Finland
Mattila
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Rock Garden
Mrs. Hocking
J. B. Driscoll
Aura Hakala
Portland
Ore
Iver Hakkala
Butte High School
Good Samaritan Hospital
University of Oregon Medical College
Arthur Mattila
Boeing School of Aeronautics
Oakland
Calif
Boeing
Seattle
Murray
Murray Hospital
Lara Peters
Enda Treglown
South Dakota Street
Bele Geach
Edna Gallo
Viola Murray
Whitman Avenue
Ralph Attfield
North Henry
Elizabeth Roberts
Patricia Spencer
North Main Street
Edward Malesich
South Grant
Edith Ann Corkish
South
Montana Street
Larry Schlosser
Acoma
Thomas J. Soam
Napton
Derryle Hungerford
Delaware
Homer Hendrickson
Whitman
Joseph Mufich
Plum Street
Barton Bates
Princeton Avenue
Lawrence Liley
Basin
Tom Parker
Roger Holmes
Edwards
Joseph Lane
East Mercury Street
Sylvia Brown
ST. James
Shirley Skedd
South Montana Street
Sharon Skedd
Katherine Keough
West Woolman
Roy Osburn
Virginia City
George Auberton
Rudolph Endresse
Floral Boulevard
Butte Party
Gar
Noulationtom
State Business and
Dr. Casebeer
William Connors
Triously
Alfred Waino
Pete Kossonen
Ray Kempainen
Helen McClair McMahon
Helmi Kivimaki
Ed Marine
Vilho Saari
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