Paris Bombarded as Nazi Air Raid Kills and Wounds Dozens
Paris suffered a major air attack as German planes dropped 1050 bombs. Official counts listed 45 dead and 149 wounded in Paris and suburbs with 83 bombs in the city and 557 in surrounding areas. Four schools in Paris and four in suburbs were hit. a temporary hospital housed two nurses killed.
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Paris
CERMAN VIEWS ON PARIS BOMBING AND ROLES OF ALLIES
Paris facing German bombing with views that many military objectives exist in the city and its environs. The piece weighs reprisals and possible future raids, noting Allied resilience and the Nazis expected to press a blitzkrieg as supplies dwindle.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Paris
France
Ruhr
Fom
England
Herr Hitler
Berlin
Hitler
Flanders
Weather Forecast for Southeastern States
South Carolina sees partly cloudy sky tonight and Tuesday with scattered coastal showers. Georgia shows partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with scattered afternoon thunder showers in the southern area. Florida remains mostly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with light to gentle variable winds. Northwest Florida fair tonight and Tuesday with similar light winds.
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Georgia
Florida
U S Liner Heads Homeward With War Refugees
The United States liner departed Galway bound for New York with 720 refugees aboard. A five year old Peter Duffy traveled alone to join his father in Gary Indiana after his mother’s death. The voyage included last minute embargos and added water supplies.
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Ireland
United States
Roosevelt
New York
London
Peter Duffy
Peter
Gary
Ind
England
Schenck Indicted in Tax Fraud Case at 20th Century Fox
New York June 3 Joseph Schenck board chairman of the 20th Century Fox Film Corporation was indicted by a federal grand jury on 24 counts of income tax fraud conspiracy and making false statements to a government investigator. Co defendant include his bookkeeper Joseph H Moscowitz. Indictments allege Schenck defrauded the government of more than 400000 in taxes for 1935 37.
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New York
Joseph Scheneck
20Th -Century-Fox Film Corporation
Schenck
Joseph H. Moscowitz
Associated Press
Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt
George
D-Ga
Brown
D-Mich
Defense
Ways and Means
Japanese Premier denies move to improve US relations
Tokyo June 3 Premier Admiral Mitsumasa Yonai told reporters there is a way to ease U.S. Japan tensions but that such a method is not being considered or disclosed. He refused to reveal any details of potential steps.
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Tokyo
Mitsumasa Yonai
Japan
United States
Sremler
Paris Bombing Raid Hits City Killing Dozens
The June 3 raid on Paris involved an estimated 250 to 300 Nazi planes. Casualties exceed 100 with 35 dead and many wounded. William C. Bullitt narrowly escaped a bomb, lunching nearby. Several bombs struck central districts and a key building, details withheld.
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France
Ruhr
William C. Bullitt
United States
Bullitt
Paris
Havas
Foreign
Bill Would Give For Power To Call Reserves
Washington lawmakers consider emergency authority for the president to call reserve forces and retired regulars during a national crisis after adjournment. Rep. May says the measure would cover national guard and reserve components until the new Congress convenes. President Roosevelt seeks authority to call out the national guard if needed.
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House
Roosevelt
Army
May
D. Ky
House Military Committee
National Guard
Congress
Rep. Rayburn
D. Tex
White House
Nazis claim capture of 330000 prisoners in Artois and Flanders
Berlin reports 330000 British and French prisoners captured in the big Artois and Flanders battle as Allied rearguards hinder German progress near Dunkerque. The high command notes heavy air and artillery support, sinking several Allied ships and sustaining German losses.
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Artois
Flanders
Dunkerque
France
Norway
Swiss
English Channel
Bergues
Germany
Rhine Valley
Marseille
Uhrblatt
Mediterranean
Africa
Morocco
High Command
Maginot-Siegfried
Maginot Line
Forbach
Aar
London
Worthing
Paris
Jarvis
Italy
Strike Ends as 8000 Shipyard Workers Return in New Jersey
Thousands of workers at the Federal Shipbuilding yard in Kearney New Jersey ended a three day strike that halted work on six U S warships. About 400 returned at midnight followed by 5000 for the 6 30 am shift and the rest back for the evening shift. The walkout began Thursday midnight delaying two cruisers and four destroyers part of the defense program.
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Kearney
N. S
Federal Shipbuilding and “Dry Dock Company
United States
U. S. Ambassador Has Close Call as Paris Bombed in Raid
German warplanes struck Paris and suburbs in a vast hour long raid killing 45 and wounding 149. Four schools were hit alongside other sites, with an American among the dead as sirens and anti aircraft fire filled the capital.
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John Lloyd Paris
Paris
U. S
U.S
William €.Buthtt
Berlin
British Air Ministry
Germany
France
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