War threat grips Balkans as Russia presses Romania
Across southeastern Europe, nations mobilize as Red Army advances into Romania amid fears of broader Soviet expansion. Hungary eyeballs Transylvania while Turkey moves half a million troops to the Black Sea frontier. Berlin and London echo a tense diplomacy as Germany and Italy hint at acquiescence.
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Bulgaria
Turkey
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Russia
Rumanain
Carol
Romania
Hungary
Budapest
Sofia
Rumania
Transylvania
Dobrudja
Rome
Berlin
Hitler
Mussolini
Europe
British Isles
Kischiney
Chisinau
Bessarabia
Cernowitz
Bukovina
Cetatea-Alba
Odessa
Red Army
Danube
Suveava River
Anaconda Grad Joins Marshall Wells via Kinman Business U
Miss Jeanette Du Monthier of Anaconda Montana, a Kinman Business University student, secured a position with Marshall Wells Company in Spokane through the KBU Free Lifetime Employment Department. She is a Kinman Day School graduate and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Du Monthier.
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Jeanette du Monthier
Kinman Business University
KBU
Marshall Wells Company
Spokane
Miss du Monthier
William J. du Monthier
Anaconda
Mont
William
EBU
National Employment Board
American Association of Commercial Colleges
J. J. Kinman
Civilians Fire on by Raiders Along English Coasts
Civilians are machine gunned by raiders along England's east and southeast coasts. A southeastern town was shaken by explosions from France as residents rushed to cliffs to watch air activity over the Channel. Ground tremors and blasts believed to come from bombs. Explosions heard from Calais direction as Royal Air Force planes sped across the Channel.
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France
Channel
Calais
Royal Air Force
Two Escape Death as Train Strikes Auto
Injured people were taken to hospital after a train struck a car. In the cab of the front locomotive were engineer H. Jondrow and fireman R. C. Asherman, both of Livingston, with Lou Mihelich of 120 Cherry involved in the incident.
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H. Jondrow
R. C. Asherman
Livingston
Lou Mihelich
Cherry
Hungary Sends Troops Marching In Romania Crisis
Hungary appears to prepare for a possible advance into Transylvania as Russian troops move toward old Romania beyond the Soviet ultimatum. Official news says chauffeur troops have been deployed near the Romanian frontier amid tensions over peace or war in southeastern Europe and a potential rift between Moscow and Berlin.
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Russia
Romania
Carol
Hungary
Transylvania
Bulgaria
Moscow
London
Calais
Channel Islands
Germany
Britain
Charles de Gaulle
Red Army
Bessarabia
Bucovina
Kremlin
Ruthenia
Czecho-Slovakia
Bucharest
Rumania
Berlin
Old Rumania
Carol of Rumania
Bulgaria Hesitates Over Dobrudja Return Amid War Talks
Bulgaria shows no mobilization in progress and Sofia reports normal city life as talks with officials and diplomats reveal three points. Hope grows that Bulgaria may recover Dobrudja, yet there is reluctance to risk hostilities. Russian moves into Romania are welcomed but without strong rejoicing despite close ties.
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Dobrudja
Rumania
Russia
Dawson elected Beta Theta Pi president
William W. Dawson a law professor from Western Reserve University Cleveland and visiting Tulane University New Orleans was chosen president of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity at Del Monte California June 28.
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Calif
William W. Dawson
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Tulane University of New Orleans
Beta Theta Pi
Witnesses Detail Accident Near Soon-to-Be Overpass
A man sitting outside his home about 500 feet from the crossing witnessed the accident. The crossing will be eliminated this summer with two overpasses and a state bridge now under construction. Highway Patrolman William Holdorf aided sheriff's men in the investigation.
Demands sent to International Settlement from Nanking
The Japanese sponsored Chinese national government in Nanking sent a broad list of demands to the Shanghai International Settlement municipal council after the murder of Ma Shih Ying. Demands include arrest of assassins, Nanking jurisdiction over courts, cooperation with Nanking finances, suppression of anti Nanking publications, and protection for Nanking representatives.
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Nune
National Government of China
Nanking
International Settlement
Central China Daily News
Wang Ching-Wei
Ma Shih-Ying
Chungking
Inter-state picnic set for Sacajawea Park on Sunday
Beaverhead county residents plan to attend the annual inter-state picnic at Sacajawea park on the continental divide border of Montana and Idaho. The event features community singing led by Parke T. Scott, a review of Laura Tolman Scott’s park work by Miss Jean Bishop, and a talk by Dillon attorney John Collins on local history. If weather delays, the picnic will be moved to the following Sunday.
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Lemhi County
Idaho
Forest Service
Parke T. Scott
Armstead
Jean Bishop
Laura Tolman Scott
John Collins
Dillon
Archie Henneberry
States Rights Topic At Dillon Kiwanis Dinner
Professor T N Hoover head of the history department at Ohio University spoke on States Rights at the Dillon Kiwanis Club weekly dinner. He highlighted federal state interference examples and noted the club will skip its next meeting due to July 4.
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Dillon
T. N. Hoover
Ohio University
Montana State Normal College
Dillon Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club
Dillon Softball Team Tops League Leaders 18 to 7
Dillon news notes include the fire department defeating Gleed's 18 7 in a Dillon Softball League game and details on the L D B church annual picnic. Also mentions UP train schedule change and a Royal Air Force honors funeral in Sheringham England.
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Dillon
Jack Gavan
Missoula
L. D
William Hillstead
Dick Evans
Dillon Fire Department
Gleed
Royal Air Force
Sheringham
Exgland
Beaverhead Ranchers Struggle With Prolonged Dry Spell
Beaverhead county ranchers face continued moisture shortages as sun and dry winds scorch ranges. Crops show the drought’s impact after a three week spell, and haying starts earlier in Beaverhead valley due to water scarcity.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead Valley
Open Night Double Header On Dillon Softball Field
Leading softball teams clash when the Dillon league tops meet the Northwestern Ma chine in a double header to christen Dillon’s new lighted field Saturday night July 6. Third and fourth place teams play in the 6 45 pm program as Kiwanis sponsor remarks from Jack Barrett precede speeches by Mayor D A Galt and a Dillon Elks drum and bugle corps exhibition.
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Northwestern Machine
Butte
Kiwanis Club of
Jack Barrett
D. A. Galt
Dillon Elks Drum and Bugle Corps
Beaverhead 4-H Girls Hold Annual Roundup and Picnic
Beaverhead county 4 H club girls held their annual roundup style revue and picnic supervised by Miss Gladys Tofte. Doris Mc Adams will represent the county in clothing at the North Montana fair in Great Falls in August. Janet Peterson and Anne Hansen will attend the fair to give 4 H demonstrations, first Beaverhead members to do so. Florence Casterline won first in first year clothing, Jessie Knox in second year, Patricia Smyth in third year, Doris McAdam in fourth year.
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Jessie Knox
Patricia Smyth
Doris McAdam
Dillmont Park
Turkey mobilizes half million men and fleet toward Bulgaria
Istanbul reports Turkey has mobilized about half a million troops and deployed surface ships and submarines into the Black Sea. The fleet leads a northern maneuver toward Bulgaria while widespread troop movements press toward the frontier and the Dardanelles defenses amid Soviet pressure from Romania and a tense regional backdrop.
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Turkey
Black Sea
Europe
Bulgaria
Dardanelles
Russia
Rumania
Belgrade asserts Yugoslavia stays neutral in Russo Romanian crisis
Government spokesman in Belgrade said Yugoslavia will remain neutral amid Russo Romanian tensions. Some outside factions favor Russia as the sole power to counter Italio German Balkan dominance after France’s collapse. In Detroit Ford and Lindbergh discussed airplanes and mass production of Rolls Royce aviation engines with no statements issued.
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Jugoslavia
France
Russia
Balkans
FORD
Lindbergh
Detroit
Henry Ford
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ford Engineering Department
Rumania Faces Rapid Mobilization Amid Soviet Push
Soviet forces seize Bessarabia and northern Bukovina after an ultimatum. Romanian king Carol declares national mourning as mobilization accelerates. Moscow pilots land near Kischiney and Cernowitz with maps showing new borders. Romanian government reorganizes amid tension with Hungary and Bulgaria.
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Bessarabia
Bukovina
Romania
Carol
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Social shower for bride to be Miss Pearl Smith in 1917
Miss Pearl Smith was honored at a Tuesday evening shower at 1917 Carolina avenue hosted by her sister Mrs. Lawrence Hawkesworth and Mrs. R. H. Toole. Pink and white flowers, games, gift presentation, and a pink white buffet capped the event.
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John McKenna
Lawrence Hawkesworth
R. H. Toole
Carolina Avenue
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Enda Healy
Jean Manning
Jane Pipal
Loretta Lynch
Marguerite Brisbin
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Esther Finnevid
Doris Matthews
Margaret Marron
Lillian Doyle
Tom Bolitho
Ray Rickard
Gerald Harrington
J. Walter Keller
Ella Monroe
James Osselle
Hawkesworth
Toole
Firestone reports six month profit and land auction in Melbourne
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co and its subsidiaries posted net six month earnings of 2.565 million dollars ending April 30, or 60 cents a share, down from 2.852 million or 76 cents. In Melbourne an acre at Elizabeth and Collins streets drew over four million dollars at auction, while municipal records show James Ross paid about 150 dollars over a century ago.
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Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Firestone Auto Supply and Service Stores
Elizabeth and
Collins Streets
Melbourne
Australia
James Ross
German Belgian Talks Opened by Belgian Premier
Berlin reports that Belgian Premier Hubert Pierlot announced the start of German Belgian governmental discussions. Pierlot said Belgium seeks homecoming for officers soldiers officials and civilians and to keep Belgian unity while continuing the war on the side of allies. He noted contact with German occupation authorities and remaining Belgian authorities.
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Pierlot
Bordeaux
Leopold
France
Belgium
Confession Plan Fails in Lozada Murder Case
Uruguay police puzzled as two men confess to the Jaime Lozada murder in Rio Negro. Santos first admitted guilt. Leon Freydenberg followed in Montevideo declaring the act. Freydenberg says he lied to get prison meals and rest.
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Estrancis San Roman
Rio Negro
Uruguay
Santos
Leon Freydenberg
Montevideo
Lozanda
Freydenberg
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