Turkey Refuses Mussolini Offer on Neutrality Amid War Tides
Istanbul reports Turkey reaffirms mutual aid pacts with Britain and France and rejects Mussolini's neutrality offer as worthless. Government watches eastern Mediterranean developments while press harshly attacks Italy. France defends Paris as German forces breach bridgeheads and advance toward Montmirail.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Britain
France
Mussolini
Italy
Hussein Djahid Yalchin
Virginio Gayda
Yeni Sabah
Extreme June Heat Spreads Across California Utah Idaho
The Intermountain region endured near record heat with 118 in California and 103 in Utah and Idaho, while a cooling breeze was forecast to move in from the west tonight or tomorrow. Cities like Salt Lake City reached 95, Green River hit 103 as the hottest in Utah, and Boise logged 102 with others in the region hot. Thunderstorms were possible in the day and night, with agricultural crops and ranges reportedly stressed by the heat.
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Intermountain
Idaho
Utah
Salt Lake City
Weather Bureau
Green River
Milford
Delta
Roosevelt
Modena
Boise
Burley
Riddle
Pocatello
Dubois
Oregon
British Troops to Aid France As Evacuations Continue
London reports chronicle 6000 British and French soldiers captured at St Valery en Caux as Britain rushes thousands of troops, guns and tanks across the channel to bolster French defenders of Paris while 20 000 school children depart London for safer western regions. Reinforcements begin flowing in as air raids continue and anti aircraft defenses repel nighttime German flights.
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St. Valery-en- Caux
France
Channel
Britain
Paris
St. Valery
West Country
Royal Air Force
Egypt
Italian
Libya
Detroit Beats Cleveland In Baseball Showdown
Detroit 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 Rowe and Tebbetts, Smith and Hemsley. Only game scheduled in either league.
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Cleveland
Rowe
Tebbetts
Smith
Hemsley
How Old's Grandma
In MOBILE Alabama on June 13 a nurse questioned a negro woman with a broken leg. She said she was eighty and moving her mama's clothes to her cousin's house. The mother then claimed to be 107 years old.
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Mobile
Ala
Mama
Chaplin Sues For Million Over Unauthorized Life Photo
Charlie Chaplin files suit against Time Inc and executives for 1 million dollars claiming Life magazine used an unauthorized image of him as the Dictator. A federal judge issues a temporary injunction while 1.6 million copies already in transit proceed with the replacement image.
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New York
Life Magazine
Charlie Chaplin
Dictator
Chaplin
Time, Inc
Time and Life Group
Life
Idahoan Brother Dies in Utah
Roy E. Huffaker 72 a South Cottonwood farmer died at his Salt Lake City home after a months long illness. Surviving brother is Earl P. Huffaker of Rigby Idaho.
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Salt Lake City
Roy E. Huffaker
South Cottonwood
Here
Earl P. Huffaker
Rigby
Idaho
Mother of Pocatellan Dies At Salt Lake
Mary Rosetta Dalton Fullmer, 76, longtime Latter Day Saints church worker in Utah and Idaho, died in Salt Lake City at a daughter’s home after an extended illness. Survived by Clyde Fullmer and three sons and six daughters. son Charles Fullmer of May Idaho. daughter Mrs Elwood Gledhill of Pocatello. sister Mrs Alf Elder of Ogden. Funeral services set for Sunday.
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Salt Lake City
Mary Rosetta Dalton Fullmer
Latter Day Saints
Utah
Idaho
Clyde Fullmer
Charles Fullmer
May
Ida
Elwood Gledhill
Pocatello
Alf Elder
Ogden
Turkey Germany trade pact signed in Ankara
ANKARA June 13 AP Turkish government signed a commercial agreement with Germany for exchange of certain products valued at 21,000,000 Turkish pounds. Diplomats gathered at the foreign ministry to study the significance amid prior criticism from Britain France and the press. London reports say the pact is unsurprising and negotiations have continued for months with prospects of continued trade.
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Ankara
Germany
Foreign Ministry
London
Thekey
Paris Declared Open City As Bullitt Warns Germany
Ambassador Bullitt in Paris informed Germany at the French request that Paris is an open city and military forces are being withdrawn. The Senate voted unanimously for a $50 million war relief fund requested by President Roosevelt. Twenty survivors of the Greek merchantman Violando Goulandris arrive in Muro Spain after a torpedo attack. captain and seven men missing.
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State Department
William C. Bullitt
Paris
Senate
Roosevelt
Santiago
Spain
Violando Goulandris
Cape Finisterre
Muro
Elks Hold Annual Program Tonight in Pocatello
Elks from Pocatello and eastern Idaho lodges meet at the local temple for a march to Haliwell baseball park. Twin Falls Pocatello game and Pocatello high school band provide a pre game program and performance during the contest. Invitations urged lodge participation in the second annual Elks night.
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Pocatello Elks
Idaho
Haliwell
Twin Falls
Pocatello Lodge
France Asks Complete Aid from U S
Premier Reynaud appealed to President Roosevelt for full U S aid to the Allies except for an expeditionary force and asked a public pledge to send help before it is too late. The White House called Roosevelt’s speech promising materials a complete answer, and Reynaud urged Americans to understand France’s readiness to sacrifice for freedom.
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Reynaud
Roosevelt
United States
Washington
White House
North Africa
America
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
Charlottesville
Life Lifeé
Italian Ship Malta Runs Aground Amid Pursuit
The Italian steamer Malta ran aground at Las Galletas beach in Tenerife after a French warship fired shells in pursuit. The warship then chased another unnamed Italian vessel as six Italian ships sought refuge in the Canary Islands after Italy entered the war.
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Canary Islands
Malta
Las Galletas Beach
Lloyd’s Shipping Register
Tenerife
Italy
Mrs Hardy Pleads Not Guilty To Murder Charge
Five defendants in Judge Isaac McDougall court plead not guilty on charges ranging from perjury to first degree murder. Frances Hardy pleads not guilty to murdering her husband Charles E. Hardy on April 2 with trial slated for district court opening late June. Dave Papse Isaac Jackson Joe Deckard and Carl Ernst also enter not guilty pleas and are held for trial.
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Frances Hardy
Charles E. Hardy
Dave Papse
Isaac Jackson
Joe Deckard
Carl Ernst
Caldwell Gets Aid for Idaho Streets and Alleys
Senator Clarke announces presidential approval of a $25,578 work projects allotment to improve Caldwell Idaho streets and alleys. The funding supports urban maintenance and sidewalk repairs in the city.
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Washington
Clarke
Idaho
Caldwell
Invaders Outnumber French 2-1 in Drive on Paris
A wartime column notes German forces of about 1 800 000 facing French defenders as Paris endures renewed bombardment and a possible German demand for surrender. The writer contemplates global impact of a siege on Paris and its wider moral implications.
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Invaders
Paris
Officials of 3 Nations Leave Rome Signal Relations Gap
Norwegian Belgian and Dutch diplomats prepared to depart Rome possibly signaling a break with Italy as the Soviet ambassador Gorelchin resumed post. Ireland assured neutrality if Italy enters the war. Little war news beyond Turin raid and mid June staff reshuffle under Badoglio.
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Italy
Russia
Germany
Nikolai Gorelchin
Gorelchin
Ireland
Galeazzo Ciano
Eire
Turin
Ubaldo Soddu
Pietro Badoglio
Sedda
Long Missing Mail Carrier Returns
Harold Stoy a 43 year old mail carrier from 132 South Lincoln was found safe after ten days missing. Sheriff deputies say he visited a ranch near Blackfoot and the owner called his relatives in Pocatello. Stoy had been missing since the prior Tuesday with prior amnesia incidents.
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Harold Stoy
South Lincoln
Stoy
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Second Bullet Victim Dies in Idaho Irrigation Dispute
Joseph A. Parr, 48, farmer and Idaho Falls council member, died in a local hospital from an abdominal wound after a gunfight with neighbor Nick Konen, 51, in a potato field over water rights. Konen died Tuesday night from a self-inflicted head injury, Deputy Ellsworth said. Parr's origins trace to Leavenworth Kansas with family survivors listed in Fort Worth, Texas.
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Joseph A. Parr
Nicholas
Nick) Konen
Bryan Ellsworth
Arthur N
William and
Rufus Prank Parr
Nolan Havens
Fort Worth
Texas
William Parr
Dodgers Pay 200000 for Joe Medwick and Curt Davis
The Jersey Journal reports from unimpeachable sources that the Brooklyn Dodgers paid 200000 to the St Louis Cardinals for slugger Joe Medwick and pitcher Curt Davis. Four Dodgers players also moved to St Louis in the deal.
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N. J
The
Jersey Journal
Brooklyn Dodgers
St Louis Cardinals
Joe Medwick
Curt Davis
Dodger
St. Louis
Egypt Pledges Defensive Aid to Britain in War with Italy
Egypt places all communication networks and bases at Britain’s disposal and pledges greatest possible assistance while vowing to refrain from offensive action. Premier Aly Maher Pasha says alliance is defensive and no expeditionary force will be sent if Libya or Italian colonies are invaded. Alexandria residents watch for bombers as air raid warnings sound but no bombs fall.
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Paris
France
Egypt
Great Britain
Italy
Aly Maher Pasha
Libya
Italan
Alexandria
Faces Hit Run Trial Set for Horton Jr. on Driving Charge
William Horton Jr., 19, faces a hit and run trial in Justice of the Peace court after a preliminary hearing in which he pleaded guilty to striking C H Stafford with a vehicle on June 9 and leaving the scene. The charge carries penalties from a month to a year in city jail, plus potential fines.
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William Horton, Jr
Justice of the Peace
C. W. Hyde
Horten
C. H. Stafford
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