Hungary Sees Soviet Signals On Balkans Push In Flux
Budapest reports Hungarians speculate Russia will heed Axis go slow signals on Balkan territorial deals. Rumors swirl over Romania Transylvania, Bessarabia and Black Sea oil centers as Italy and Berlin push delay to after Britain.
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Hungary
U.P
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Romania
Rome
Berlin
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Rumania
Galaz
Red Army
Black Sea
Constanza
Danube
Tulcea
Transylvania
Italy
Bulgaria
Great Britain
Paul Reynaud Sustains Serious Head Injury in Accident
Former French premier Paul Reynaud is in a Montpelier emergency hospital in serious condition after a car overturn in a ditch while en route from Bordeaux to the Riviera. He suffered a head injury, Swiss telegraphic agency reports.
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Bern
Paul Reynaud
Montpelier
France
Reynaud
Riviera
Bordeaux
Nazis warn U S against inimical attitudes toward new Europe
Berlin dispatch reports Berlin Rome Tokyo urges the United States and Latin American nations to avoid interfering in European affairs. The article, signed with three stars by Foreign Minister Ribbentrop, stresses America for Americans and Europe for Europeans as air raids on Britain intensify.
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U.P
United States
Europe
Great Britain
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Roosevelt
Channel Islands
Rome
Tokyo
Adolf Hitler
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Atlantic
Americas
Governor Announces Montana Budget Balanced for Third Year
Governor Roy E. Ayers said Montana’s budget remains balanced for the third straight year with a cash balance in the general fund. He cited refinancing moves lowering interest costs and noted the fiscal year ends June 30 with June 29 as the last business day.
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Wolf Point
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Roy E. Ayers
Ayers
William Hosking
Hosking
Roosevelt signs aliens register and fingerprint law
President Roosevelt signed legislation requiring registration and fingerprinting of all foreigners in the United States as a defense measure against fifth column activity. He said the law protects loyal aliens and urged citizen and non citizen cooperation to prevent harassment. The article also notes military moves toward an armored corps with 1,400 tanks and 600 artillery pieces and expanded War Department training for key soldiers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Congress
Germany
War Department
Cigarette Tax to Rise July 1 Under 1904 Act
Lewis Penwell of Helena announces that the 1904 internal revenue act raises cigarette tax by 8 1 3 percent or one half cent per 20 small cigarets. A floor stock tax is imposed on all cigarettes in the hands of manufacturers wholesalers and retailers. Dealers are urged to audit stocks before July 1 and keep accurate records.
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Capitol Building
Lewis Penwell
Internal Revenue
Helena
German Planes Bomb England In Night Raids
German planes dropped bombs on the Midlands, the industrial heart of England, and raided the southeast coast. A single high flying aircraft over northeast Scotland dropped explosives and incendiaries with no reported damage. Anti aircraft defenses were in action as enemy aircraft crossed the coast.
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London
Midlands
England
Britain
Scotland
Air Ministry
Ac tive club Jallopy jamboree weighs in twenty two hopefuls
Twenty two young speed kings weighed in for the third annual Ac tive club Jallopy jamboree set for July 4 on West Park street. Notables include Jack Warren who won last year and who, with his re painted engine less auto, weighed 240 pounds last year. The weighing committee listed competitors as Ivan Caldwell Al Bish Dennis Sullivan Archie Council Miller Hansen and Ralph Gilham chaired the race. Albert Jobbes entered with the Jobbes Special tipping the scales at 245 pounds. The event page 20 column 5 continues.
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Jack Warren
North Washington Street
Ivan Caldwell
al Bish
Dennis Sullivan
Archie Council
Miller Hansen
Ralph Gilham
Albert Jobbes
Jobbes
Warren
Montana Weather Forecast Sees Fair Days Ahead
Montana forecasts call for generally fair conditions on Sunday and Monday with continued warm temperatures. Highs likely in the 70s to 80s with mild evenings and light winds across the state.
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Montana
Record Attendance Slated for First-Aid Contests at Gardens
The Butte mining community will gather today at Columbia Gardens for first-aid contests featuring 28 teams and 179 trained men beginning at 2 p m. Officials of the U S Bureau of Mines expect attendance over 10 000, with picnics and a pavilion dance to follow. A morning softball game at the old ball grounds starts at 11 o'clock, featuring three teams and a grudge match between Anselmo and Leonard.
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Columbia Gardens
Anselmo
Leonard
Mountain Con
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Butte Hill
Anaconda Company
Kin of Montana Woman Who Owns Chateau Where Windsor Wed
An American born woman connected to Townsend writes from France about her wartime role as god mother to 3000 French soldiers. Mrs. Charles E Bedaux, niece of Townsend publisher, reports supplying wine and pate from Chateau de Cande Monts where the Duke and Duchess of Windsor wed.
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Dutchess of Windsor
France
Townsend
Germany
Charles E. Bedaux
T. N. Averill
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Star
Bedaux
Grand Rapids
Mich
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Chateau de
Cande
Monts
Duchess of Windsor
United States
Butte Man Wounded When Gun Discharges at Home
Lester Black, 28, of 2519 Locust street, was shot in the right ankle by an apparently empty .22 rifle being shown by George LeBranche, 23, at his Centerville home. LeBranche and Johnnie Panson rushed Black to St. James hospital where doctors reported his condition as fairly good.
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Lester Black
Locust Street
George LeBranche
Fast la Platte Street
Centerville
LeBranche
Johnnie Panson
Galena
Black
St. James Hospital
Sheriff's Office
Panion
French Government to Move Capital from Bordeaux to Clermont-Ferrand
Reports say the French government will relocate the capital from Bordeaux to Clermont-Ferrand at dawn tomorrow. The evacuation will occur in four groups starting Sunday with German troops reported to have occupied Bordeaux after Paris and Tours fell.
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Clermont- Ferrand
Iran
Spain
Paris
Tours
Clermont-Ferrand
France
Action Advocated to Outlaw Groups
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor urged outlawing the Communist party and the Nazi Bund. He spoke at a National Police Academy event saying the groups operate openly or secretly against U S interests and pose danger.
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Washington
Communist Party
Nazi Bund
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
PBI
Deficit projected as new defense drive raises peacetime spending
The government faces a near record spending year as a new defense program looms. Officials anticipate a 10.5 billion dollar outlay and 7 billion in revenue, yielding a possible 2.8 billion dollar deficit. Roosevelt signals expansion of rearmament, with no firm figures yet.
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Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Axis powers pledge aid to Romania amid Danubian tension
Reports from Bucharest say Germany and Italy promise military and air support if Soviet forces advance into Bessarabia. Russia seizes German goods there as authorities tighten censorship and move to a Carpathian emergency government.
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Bessarabia
Germany
Soviet Union
Chilla Harbor
Danube
Dunarex
Baltzi
Russia
Italy
Rumania
Carol
Carpathian Mountains
Ruomania
Carpathians
London
Land
Nazis Restore Order in Netherlands Cities
German and Netherlands authorities restored order in Amsterdam The Hague Utrecht and Haarlem after minor clashes. Dutch National Socialists and locals wore white carnations for Prince Bernhard's 29th birthday as black uniforms appeared. Police used the blackout to calm the population and drive people home.
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Amsterdam
Hague
Utrecht
Haarlem
Prince Bernhard
Juliana
Netherlands
Use of Parachutists Urged in Fighting Forest Blazes
Forester E. H. Myrick of Lolo National Forest visited Butte to lead a Scoutmaster training course and a one day fire fighting and prevention program at the Boy Scout Camp. He outlined new forest fire tactics and urged local motorists to join planned tours and pick up leaflets at hotels and stations.
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Lolo National Forest
Butte
Myrick
COC
Missoula
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