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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1940

Page

5

German Crossing of Somme Reported by Berlin

Berlin reports a German crossing of the Somme at Pont Remey near Abbeville on a pontoon bridge amid French artillery. A force of tanks reportedly crossed the improvised span and reached commanding heights on the French side, the war front advices said.

Berlin Somme Pont Remey Abbeville

Pelham Host To Thousands For Tomato Festival Today

Pelham prepares for a major tomato festival drawing thousands to town involving vendors, food stalls, and local celebrations. Community organizers expect strong turnout as residents gather for a day of family events and street activities.

Pelham

Pelham Tomato Festival Crowned Thomasville Girl Queen

Thousands gather in Pelham Georgia for the Tomato Festival parade and beauty contest. Miss Wylly Watkins of Thomasville is crowned queen with Miss Alva Rountree Camilla and Miss Mary Prances Kay Moultrie as runners up. Local clubs sponsor contestants and judges include Nat Williams Hollis Lanier Richard Tift. Crowd size grows toward the noon barbecue at the cotton mill.

AL Feinberg Times-Enterprise Pelham Mitchell County Whaley’s Pool Wylly Watkins Thomasville Miss Watkins Alva Rountree Camilla Lions Club Mary Prances Kay Moultrie Lottie Mae Pullen Woman’s Club Baconton Doris Thompson Cotton Lydia Wingate Doerun P Blakely Georgia

Italians Sow Waters With Minefields

Rome reports minefields planted in a 12 mile coastal belt to deter hostile warships and shield Italian ports as Italy seeks a possible war partnership with Germany. Virginio Gayda warns the United States to stay out of the war and predicts European intervention if America aids Britain and France.

Virginia Gayda United States Associated Press Rome Italy Germany Virginio Gayda Europe Mediterranean Washington Naples Gayda England France

Mussolini Declares War and Calls Mass Meeting

Rome reports all fascist branches ordered to be ready to wear uniforms at a moment's notice for a Piazza Venezia mass meeting where Premier Mussolini announces Italy is at war. The exact time of the meeting was not disclosed.

Rome Fascist Party Piazza Venezia Mussolini Italy

Reynaud Expands Power Then Optimistic On War Front

Paris reports Premier Paul Reynaud, amid the Battle for Paris, takes the roles of prime minister and foreign minister as German forces press the Somme and Aisne lines. He pledges hopeful signs from tank losses and defense, amid cabinet reshuffles.

Paris Paul Reynaud The Republic Tonight Somme France Reynaud Aisne Chamber of Deputies Edouard Daladier

Weather outlook for Georgha Florida and Alabama

Partly cloudy to night and Friday with scattered showers in south portion Friday. Florida: considerable cloudiness tonight and Friday with scattered showers Friday. Alabama: partly cloudy to night and Friday with scattered thundershowers in the extreme south and moderate southeast winds along the coast.

Georgha Florida Alabama

Roosevelt May Be Only Name Pending Democratic Ticket

Washington reports signs that President Roosevelt's name may be the sole candidate for the Democratic National Convention's top spot in 1949. A Senate statement suggests Roosevelt could be the principal choice, with further details continued on Page Four.

Washington Roosevel

Nazis envision fall of Paris within 15 days

German tanks and mechanized divisions push along the Weygand line and threaten Paris as France reports slight retreats and heavy losses on the 200 mile western front. Paris defenses deploy new 75mm traps to halt the blitz.

Paris Abbeville Amiens Ham Weygand Chaulnes Peronne Cherbourg France England Guna Berlin Franke Maxime Wergand London Aisne

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