France, Hitler to Meet as France Faces Armistice
Axis leaders Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini will meet in the west to decide France’s fate as German advances crush the nation. French Premier Petain seeks an armistice while Britain vows to continue the fight despite the loss of its ally.
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Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
France
Berlin
Munich
West
Versailles
Mussolini
Rome
Paul Daudoin
Germany
Marshal Petain
Pontarlier
Switzerland
Premier Petain
Verdun
Britain
Saar
Austria
Sudetenland
Bohemia
Moravia
Slovakia
Poland
Russia
Denmark
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Netherlands
Belgium
Paris
Treaty of Versailles. Premier Petain
Two Airplane Crashes Kill Fifteen In Midair Across Two States
In New York near Queens two Douglas bombing planes collided at about 2000 feet killing twelve airmen as they approached Mitchel Field. One civilian woman injured and homes burned in 239th Street. In Oklahoma near Tulsa a separate midair crash with three killed and two injured occurred during training near municipal airport.
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Bellerose
Queens
New York City
Mitchelfield
Long Island
Corp
Francis X. Deeley
239Th Street
Tulsa
Okla
Municipal
Russia Adds 3 Nations In Protective Alliance
The Soviet Union accepts Estonia Latvia and Lithuania as compliant to Moscow demands for joint defense pacts. Tass says new governments must ensure honest implementation and allow troop passage to prevent provocations as Soviet garrisons in Estonia and Latvia are maintained. Observers abroad view cautious signs of potential European war involvement.
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Estonia
Latvia
Russia
Lithuania
Tass
Stockholm
London
Europe
U.S.S.R
Finland
Soviet Union
Second Naval Bill Appears
Washington reports the introduction of a new 1.209 billion expansion bill to add 84 ships, totaling about 399 600 tons under construction for the next fiscal year. Vinson and Walsh push identical measures to boost the fleet 23 5 percent beyond current 1 7 million tons, emphasizing rapid buildup.
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Washington
Vinson
House Naval Committee
Atlantic
Walsh
Mass
Senate Naval
Roosevelt
New York City Population Up Six Percent in Ten Years
Preliminary census figures show New York City at 7,380,259 residents, an increase of 449,813 or six percent over the last decade.
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New York
New York City
Lions to Host Round Table on Fifth Columnists Tonight
Lions plan a discussion led by Rudolph Goranson at the weekly club meeting on fifth columnists and related activities. Officials say the topic comes from Lions International and that time will also cover events tied to the Utah Idaho district convention in Pocatello this Friday and Saturday.
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Lions Club Tonight
Lions International Organization
Utah
Idaho Lions Clubs
Pocatello
Utah Couple Killed In Bedside Tragedy At Kaysville
Sheriff reports Mary Higginbottom 38 shot husband John Logan Higginbottom 50 while the family slept in Kaysville Utah. Mary then killed herself with the same gun two hours later. Three children ages 16 15 and 12 found the bodies. John Logan Higginbottom a Union Pacific station agent for 10 years lived in Kaysville after leaving Bowdell Ohio and was married 17 years ago to Mary Olsen.
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Utah
Joseph Holbrook
Mary Higginbottom
D. T. Barnes
John Logan Higginbottom
John
Rowena
Marion
Union Pacific Railroad
Holbrook
Bodwell
Ohio
Union Pacific
Pocatello
Mary Olsen
Logan
Higginbottom
Joseph E Olsen
Brigham City
Joseph E. Whittaker
J. R. Olsen
Los Angeles
Carl Olsen
William Olsen
Ogden
Albert Olsen
Declo
Idaho
Harold Olen
Preston
Blaine Olsen
Tremonton
Bodell Parrish
Price
Hazel Grant
Honeyville
Bowdell
Mrs Helen Jones Hurt In Auto Crash at Arthur and Whitman
Mrs Helen Jones wife of Austin L Jones suffered a forehead bump knee injury and bruised eye in a motor collision at 10 a m today at the intersection of Arthur and Whitman. The other vehicle was a truck driven by Robert E Dye of 1228 North Hayes.
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Austin L. Jones
South Grant
Arthur and
Whitman
Robert E. Dye
North Hayes
Idaho Weather Holds Fair Outlook Tonight and Tuesday
Idaho forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with only small temperature changes. No precipitation is expected and winds remain light across the region.
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Idaho
Baseball scores update with scattered results and weather note
Baseball scores show no American games and several National and First Game results. Teams listed include St Louis Brooklyn Chicago New York Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia with various pitchers and scorers. Utah weather forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday with warmer southern portions.
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Utah
Weather Sets New Record For Pocatello
The weather bureau reported 101 degrees at 3 p m setting a new June heat record for Pocatello. Officials said the 100 degree mark had been reached twice earlier and warned the heat wave could rise further with possible thunderstorms later, noting past records in 1926 and 1918.
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The
Mercury
Pocatello
U. S. Weather Bureau
Gate City
Navies and Planes May Decide Europe's War Outcome
Analysis of naval power underscores Britain's dependence on its vast navy and potential impact if France loses naval support. Article estimates total tonnage of Britain, France, Italy, and remaining German ships and links sea control to peace terms with France. Dispatches note continuation on page 5.
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Europe
Germany
Ben
Italy
Britain
England
Roosevelt signs bills expanding U S naval forces
President Roosevelt signed two laws authorizing a naval air force of 10 000 planes and 16 000 pilots and adding 21 new warships to the fleet. The bills also fund 22 auxiliary vessels and cap spending for bases and reserve facilities while Congress weighs adjournment during the convention period.
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U.S
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Car Accident Kills Bride Elect Norma Loveland
Norma Loveland 18, a bride-elect from St. Anthony, died when the family car left Yellowstone highway one mile north of Thornton during a return trip from Hesse Hot Springs. Her fiancé Leonard Newby and her brothers Charles and Jay Loveland survived with injuries. sheriff A H Bighr investigated and said she appeared to fall asleep at the wheel.
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Yellowstone
Hesse Hot Springs
Norma Loveland
Miss Loveland
Leonard Newby
Charles
Jay Loveland
Newby
A. H. Bighr
Madison County
Loveland
Thornton
Supreme Court Returns to Boise for Session
Idaho's supreme court was back in Boise today after hearing cases in Lewiston and Coeur d'Alene last week.
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Boise
Idaho
Supreme Court
Lewiston and
Coeur d'Alene
Berlin Bulletin Hints Peace Terms and French Surrender Talks
Berlin observers speculate Hitler may seek peace terms with France after forcing Britain off the continent while other German spokesmen insist the British empire remains the real foe. Reports say French resistance fades as German advances in France continue with no armistice signed. Roosevelt freezes French assets in the United States amid France holding over a billion in gold and securities. Vernon Bartlett predicts Germany can be defeated with help from dominions and the United States. French military spokesmen acknowledge gaps between armies as German thrusts widen with no armistice yet.
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Berlin
France
Adolf Hitler
London
Vernon Bartlett
Germany
Europe
Dominions
United States
Bordeaux
U.S. Allows War Planes to Be Flown From United States
The United States authorized ships to carry war planes across American borders to facilitate ally deliveries. The ruling theoretically enables allied aircraft to take off from U.S. soil directly for Europe.
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Washington
United States
Europe
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