London Air Raid Alarm Amid Wide German Attacks
German bombers struck across England forcing London to its first real air raid alarm. Three civilians died in southwest England and six were injured elsewhere as raids extended from Wales to the northwest. London’s centre reported no gunfire. searches lit the sky while workers sheltered and communications were disrupted.
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London
Air Ministry
England
Britain
France
Wales
France in turmoil as De Gaulle seeks new leadership
De Gaulle speaks from London urging continued resistance while others from the former government may join his circle including Yvon Delbos Cesar Campinchi Leon Blum and Edouard Heriott. Churchill may address the Commons on the armistice as Britain reports raids and naval losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gaulle
Reynaud
New York
London
Yvon Delbos
Cesar Campinchi
Leon Blum
Popular Front
Edouard Heriott
Chamber of Deputies
Cystex Offers Relief for Night Urination and Kidney Ailments
An advertisement touts Cystex as a remedy for night time urination and non systemic kidney and bladder troubles. It claims benefits for burning, scanty or frequent urination, leg pains, back ache, and swollen ankles with a money back guarantee and a price of 50 cents.
Youths Escape Montana State Prison Two Escapees Sought
A rumor that 18 year old Edwin J. Bastian of Ryegate and Arthur Cole Pablo were in Rocker proved unfounded. Sheriff Al McLeod said deputies will continue the search for the two trustees who escaped while on penitentiary grounds after auto theft convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Prison
Rocker
al McLeod
Edwin J. Bastian
Ryegate
Arthur Cole
Pablo
Munitions Dump Explosion Kills Workers Near Bucharest
A munitions dump at Berceni seven miles from Bucharest exploded destroying over 200 tons of gunpowder. Reports spread that saboteurs opposed to Romania's rapprochement with the Iron Guard may have ignited the blast, as authorities began a search among Romanian anti-Fascists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Rumania
U.P
Berceni
Iron Guard
Hot Weather Returns After Brief Layoff
The heat returned yesterday with a high of 82 degrees, the warmest since Friday’s 83. The low was 38. Officials at the federal weather bureau at the Butte airport forecast little change for today and tomorrow with continued fair conditions.
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Federal Weather Bureau
Butte
Japan plans direct talks with Indo China regime in move abroad
Tokyo reports Japan will seek direct relations with the French Indo China government and will ignore the Bordeaux French government and a pro British committee in London. Tokyo says it will inform Germany and Italy of its moves and cites a precedent with the Netherlands East Indies.
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Tokyo
U.P
Japan
Bordeaux
London
France
Foreign Office
Germany
Italy
Netherlands East Indies
Charles de Gaulle
Asahi
Indo-China
China
Yomimuri
Britain
Hachiro Arita
Chungking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Burma
Hong Kong
Fumimaro Konoye
Privy Council
Konoye
Kimmochi Saionji
Hirohito
Aggressive Defense Policy Emphasized At War Veterans Meet
National officers of the United Spanish-American War Veterans and the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic stressed preparedness at a joint encampment in Billings. Justice George A. Eberly urged readiness to strike at aggressors if war comes, and Frances M. Haskell urged constant vigilance to safeguard liberties.
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Billings
America
United
United States
Frances M. Haskell
Tacoma
Wash
Ladies of the
Automobile horns stolen along with hose and briefcase
Police reported theft of two automobile horns and 50 feet of garden hose and a tan leather portfolio from a Denver salesman at a local hotel. R. W. Angell of 822 West Park Street said horns were taken from his car overnight. J. W. Barrett of 525 South Main Street reported garden hose missing. The salesman gave his name as F. D. in Denver.
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R. W. Angell
West Park Street
J. W. Barrett
South Main Street
Denver
Colo
F. D
Social event and community notices in South Side
An active social week features a joint stork shower for Mrs. Paul T. Nelson and Mrs. Austin Carlson at the Nelson home with gifts and a buffet lunch. The South Side Progressive club will meet at 8 o clock in Odd Fellows hall with Judge John T. Gardner presiding for initiation, entertainment, dancing, and refreshments.
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Paul T. Nelson
Austin Carlson
Nelson
South Side Progressive Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Front Street
John T. Gardner
Smoke in Basement Prompted Fire Call
Fire units responded to the Mantle block yesterday afternoon after smoke poured from a water heater in a basement. No damage was reported.
Two Men Held In Theft Probe
Joe Stanley and Joe Collins were jailed for the county attorney after being arrested in Whitehall by Deputy Dan Quinn. They allegedly possessed barber shop equipment stolen from John L. Sullivan of 551 South Arizona. Deputies returned the prisoners to Butte and the recovered tools were given back to Sullivan.
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Joe Stanley
Joe Collins
al McLeod
Whitehall
Dan Quinn
Jefferson County
John L. Sullivan
South
Arizona
Sullivan
McLeod
Silver Bow County
Butte
Extradition papers filed for Jean Hathaway in car theft case
Sheriff Al McLeod will file extradition papers today to return Jean Hathaway from Ann Arbor Michigan to Butte. She was apprehended recently and faces grand larceny charges for taking Leo LeDuc's car from 57 West Tron Street to Michigan. The sheriff will travel to Helena to apply for the papers.
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Jean Hathaway
Butte
Ann Arbor
Mich
al McLeod
Helena
Leo LeDuc
West Tron Street
Michigan
Raeder Inspects Naval Units Along Allied Coasts
Berlin reports Admiral Erich Raeder commander of the German navy inspected naval units along the Dutch Belgian and French coasts opposite the British Isles. He said he was convinced of their preparedness against England.
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Berlin
U.P
Erich Raeder
British Isles
England
Towering Giant Moroz Wins Narrow Decision in Chicago Bout
Big Ben Moroz of Philadelphia, at 286 pounds and six feet eleven, battled 202-pound Selman Martin of Chicago through a dull set of rounds at Marigold Gardens to take the decision before about 2,000 fans, a result not popular with the crowd.
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Giant
Chicago
Big Ben Moroz
Philadelphia
Selman Martin
Marigold Gardens
Moroz
Eldridge Wins Eight Round Decision In Coliseum Bout
New York fighter Irv ing Eldridge aged 134 won an eight round decision over Cleveland veteran Jimmy Vaughn aged 136 at the Coliseum. Eldridge led from the start and floored Vaughn for a nine count with a left hook to the chin in the fourth round.
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Eldridge
New York
Irving Eldridge
Jimmy Vaughn
Cleveland
Vaughn
Zivic Stops Rinaldi in 24 Seconds in Pittsburgh Bout
Fritzie Zivic of the Pittsburgh Zivic brothers stopped Johnny Rinaldi of New York 24 seconds into the first round of a scheduled 10 rounder. Zivic weighed 148 pounds and Rinaldi 143 for the quick knockout win.
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Pittsburgh
Fritzie Zivic
Zivic Brothers
Johnny Rinaldi
New York
Zivic
Savold Beats Whiters In Eight Round Return Bout
Des Moines heavyweight Lee Savold won a newspaper decision by a wide margin in an eight round return boxing match against Johnny Whiters of Pontiac Michigan. Savold weighed 189 pounds to Whiters 205.
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Savold
Des Moines
Iowa
Lee Savold
Johnny Whiters
Pontiac
Mich
Whiters
Princess Juliana arrives in Ottawa with daughters
Princess Juliana of the Netherlands and her two young daughters arrived at Government House Ottawa from Montebelo Quebec to be guests of the Earl of Athlone and Princess Alice.
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Ottawa
Ont
Juliana of the
Netherlands
Government House
Montebelo
Que
Earl of Athlone
Alice
Milliner Loses Slander Suit Against Irene Castle
Sonya Zaranof fails to win a $150000 slander suit against Irene Castle McLaughlin fashion expert and former dancer. suit decision handed down in Los Angeles on June 24.
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Los Angeles
Sonya Zaranof
Irene Castle McLaughlin
Carpenters Union Auxiliary Elects Year Officers
The women's auxiliary of the Carpenters union installed officers at a Saturday meeting led by Mrs. Marie Walsh. New officers include Ruby Abraham as president and Victoria Ferkovich as vice president, with several others named as recording secretary treasurer conductor warden trustees. Afterward Mrs. Myron Flynn received gifts, and members and husbands joined a dinner and dancing at Metzinger's.
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Women’s Auxiliary of the Carpenters’ Union
Marie Walsh
Ruby Abraham
Victoria Ferkovich
Jennie Tiddy
Ceil Fortune
Margaret Tiddy
Antionette McEvans
Tina Richards
Myron Flynn
Ruth Esther Handy
Metzinger
F. L. Abraham
C. Ferkovich
Charles Tiddy
Richard Donovan
Chester Johnson
David Walsh
Richard Tiddy
M. J. McEvans
Joe Richards
John Lundgren
Ruth Flynn
Carol Fabian
Rudolph Lubich
J. McCleary
William Fortune
Anton Jacobson
Ed Harrington
Thomas Curran
Charles Handy
John Markovich
Frances Walsh
Margaret Clark
Elizabeth van Ham
Sue McNellis
Robert Adams
William Markovich
Jack MacElheney
Rites Tomorrow for Mrs Hocking in Butte
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Hocking pioneer Butte matron will be held at 9 30 a m Wednesday at St John the Evangelist church with burial in Holy Cross cemetery She was Ireland born and came to Butte with the Donohue family Her son Eugene Cronnelly served in the medical corps in World War I and died two years ago A niece Mary Mason was omitted from earlier relatives list.
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Mary Hocking
Pioneer Butte
St. John the Evangelist Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Mary Mason
Hocking
Swarm of Bees Blitzes Young Autoist Near Butte
A swarm of bees struck Bob Turner last night while driving home from Sheridan. The Butte high football end was unharmed, but his windshield was coated with dead bees honey and dirt upon arrival at his home.
Turkish Turkey-Russia Talks Denied by Official Communique
Moscow reports an official communique denying negotiations on a new treaty between Turkey and Russia. Earlier Turkish reports claimed Turkey sought Russia's advice on its war stance, citing its alliance with Britain and France.
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Moscow
U.P
Turkey
Russia
Great Britain
France
W Carruthers Dies of Injury in Butte Mine Accident
William A. Carruthers 37, shift boss at the Leonard mine, died in a local hospital after injuries from a fall down a manway on the 3100 foot level Friday. A lifelong Butte resident, he worked in mines 15 years and previously at West Colusa. Survived by wife Olive, children Jacqueline and David, relatives across Montana Idaho and Washington. Body at Duggan's Merrill mortuary. funeral plans incomplete.
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William A. Carruthers
Butte
Leonard
Carruthers
Webster
West Colusa
Garrison
Adam
Margaret Carruthers
Minnesota
Mr. Carruthers
Olive
Jacqueline
David
Fred Goldsmith
F. L. McGarrity
David Howell
Ralph Dye
Payette
Idaho
Floyd Sherman
Vancouver
Wash
R. M. Carruthers
Richmond
Calif
Wesley Cuypers
Eugene Cuypers
Marshall, Minn
Matt Cuypers
Marshall
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
Annual Daughters of Scotia Outing at Columbia Gardens
The Daughters of Scotia plan their annual picnic at Columbia Gardens on June 26 with a special bus from the Y M C A at 9 45 a m. Also reported: Bernard D. Cooley admitted to Murray hospital. Mrs Willard Thompson dismissed after injuries from a June 11 collision. births at Murray hospital to Troy Lane and Lyman Etzwiler. Mrs Thomas L Wakley and infant son and Charles Richards discharged from Murray hospital.
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the Daughters of Scotia
Columbia Gardens
Thompson
Willard Thompson
Argyle Street
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Murray Hospital
Thomas L. Wakley
South Idaho
Charles Richards
West Galena
Three mothers leave St James Hospital with babies
Three mothers left St James Hospital yesterday returning home with their newborns. Mrs Walter Stanton of 2202 Cottonwood and her infant son, Mrs Robert Richter of Rocker and her infant son, and Mrs James Harris of 610 South Montana and her baby daughter completed the discharge.
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St. James Hospital
Walter Stanton
Cottonwood
Robert Richter
Rocker
James Harris
South Montana
Accident Victim Improves From En Route Harvard Student
Floyd Vinson of Colville Washington, en route home from Cambridge Massachusetts where he attends Harvard, was reported improving slightly last night at St James hospital after a motorcycle wreck near LaHood park on US Highway 10 east of Butte. He remains semi conscious from a concussion. Mae Cunningham Hazel Hofbauer Mary Olson John Hovan and Frank Rolle admitted to St James hospital. A daughter was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Claude Shaw at St James hospital. Manuel Soto knifing victim reported in good condition. Sylvia Brown Jack Warner and Mrs Thomas Tipple discharged from Murray hospital.
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Montana
Robert Franklin Blake
Butte
Great Falls
Blake
L. &. Cohn Company
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Mr. Blake
Tacoma
Army Air Base
Robert F. Blake
East Second Street
Jennie M. Blake
Locust Street
Montana Standard
Floyd Vinson
Colville
Wash
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
St. James Hospital
Whitehall
LaHood Park
Vinson
ST. James
Mae Cunningham
West Mercury Street
Mary Olson
East Park Street
John Hovan
Casey Street
Frank Rolle
Wing Avenue
Meaderville
Hazel Hofbauer
Sanders
Claude Shaw
Utah Avenue
Manuel Soto
Frenchtown
Sylvia Brown
South
Montana Street
Jack Warner
East Broadway
Thomas Tipple
West Center Street
Murray Hospital
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Associated Press London Bureau
Harold Nicolson
Ministry of Information
Wladyslaw Sikorski
Poland
Europe
Corsica
French National Committee In Exile
Hitler
Churchill
Adolf Hitler
Mecklenburg
Ruhr
Rhineland
Admiralty
Suez
Campeador
Oporto
Portugal
Frederick James Woolton
Scottish Highlands
Comeback Trail
H. C. Thompson
Hope For
South Side News
Billy Willman
Hilda Willman
Grace Sandstrom
Carl Englund
Helen Steen
Ethel Englund
Elsie Barnes
Healy
Axel Nystrand
Myrtle Nystrand
Axel Benson
J. R. Reynolds
Arthur Johnson
Hilma Smith
McDonald
Rachel McDonald
Walfred Nelson
Tom Blythe
Albert Peterson
David Anderson
Elsie Peterson
Ruth
Ruby Anderson
Gladys Martinell
Ruby
Dorothy Mattson
Carl Johnson
Charlotte Johnson
Helen McLeod
J. Verling
Skooglund
Beckman
O. Forsel
Violet Forsell
Neil McLeod
Jane Richwine
Norman Cook
Lela Morehead
Lily Darlington
Sjoblom
A. Stevens
Alfred Olson
Yeo
A. Wenger
Anna Bawden
Edith Nelson
Montara Healy
Ed Mitchell
Pete Nelson
Martha Bawden
A. Maempe
C. Wehl
Mabel Wehl
Anna Johnson
Hilma Johnson
Corinne Smith
Mary Rusk
Sam _ Pond
L. Boggs
Ruth Blomgren
Sophie Carlson
Victor Peterson
Albert Rusk
Paul Nelson
Dorothy Derry
Princeton Avenue
Big Timber
W. D. McKengie
Kate Lee
Anaconda
City
J. T. Gardner
Nine Mile Boulevard
Mission Covenant Church
Bozeman
Bholanath
Nagpur
India
Agricultural College
Tabernacle
Tom and George Bawden
Emmett Nelson
Fred Dean
Mount Vernon
Deanna
Busch Street
Harold Peterson
Yale Avenue
Max Weber
Bazaar Club
Shortridge Memorial Christian Church
South Jackson Street
Mining City
Randolph Field
Texas
West Point
Central Press
Carpenters
Union Auxiliary
Mrs. Hocking
Swarm OF Bees
Blitzkrieg
W. Carruthers
Murray
Bernard D. Cooley
Amherst
Troy Lane
Ennis
Lyman Etzwiler
Basin
Colorado & Mercury
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