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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1940

Page

5

British acceptance of French national committee shapes war aims

Churchill condemns the Bordeaux government and backs a London created French national committee to continue the fight. The move could keep the French navy and air force under British control while complicating German penalties and preserving overseas French assets for Britain.

National Committee Churchill Britain Dewitt Mackkenzie Erigland Bordeaux Winston Churchill London Syria Germany Hitler Hitler Ius France Petain

Willkie Topic Roils Republicans At Philadelphia Convention

The Republican National Convention in Philadelphia moves quickly through preliminaries on June 24 and heads to the main task of choosing a presidential candidate. Willkie gains momentum in the Pennsylvania delegation, while Dewey and Taft show opposition. Delegates note war concerns influencing the platform and voices of support shift after ballots. Stassen serves as temporary chair as the session ends with Tonight’s keynote.

Philadelphia Alf M. Landon Kansas James Pennsylvania Bridges New Hampshire Wendell Willkie New York Taft Ohio Samuel E. Boys Plymmouth Ind Willkie Arthur James Thomas E. Dewey Unien Pittsburgh Western Pennsylvania B.S. T John Hamilton America Harold E. Stassen Minnesota Stassen

Weather forecast for Southeast states today and Tuesday

South Carolina shows partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers possible in the northwest today and on the coast Tuesday, cooler in the north. Georgia expects partly cloudy skies with isolated thundershowers in the north today or tonight and on Tuesday, cooler in the north. Florida remains generally fair to tonight and Tuesday with scattered thunderstorms Tuesday afternoon and warm conditions. Alabama near partly cloudy with local thundershowers in the north and cooler in the extreme north tonight. Tuesday mostly cloudy with more thundershowers and cooler in the north. Winds: southwest along the coast, then variable. extreme northwest Florida: partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with light southerly to westerly winds.

South Carolina Northwest North Georgia South Portion Florida Alabama

France and Italy sign armistice terms in Rome

France and Italy sign a separate armistice in Rome on June 24, effective six hours after Germany is notified. Marshal Badoglio signs for Italy and General Huntziger for France. Hostilities were to cease at 1:35 a.m. Italian time Tuesday, amid ongoing German-French fighting.

Associated Press Rome France Italy Britain BE. S. T Bordeaux Compiegne Forest Villa Indiesa Munich Germany Pietro Badoglio Charles Huntziger Compiegne Galeazzo Ciano Villa Indhesa Ministry of Information Est LeBrun Huntziger Marshal Petain London Mg14 Charles de Gaulle Atlantic Berlin Switzerland Mediterranean Syria Indo-China Cameroons Tunis Morocco Jibati Senegal Alexandria Egypt Petain Henri Philippe Petain de Gaulle England Rochefort Cognac St. Nazaire British Camel Corps Iireplars Ethiopia Italian Somaliland

Myron C. Taylor Heads to Rome for Operation

Florence dispatch reports Myron C. Taylor president Roosevelt's personal representative to the Vatican will travel to Rome to undergo an operation performed by Dr. Allen O. Whipple. Mrs. Taylor accompanied him after arriving by clipper from the United States and he received a blood transfusion to strengthen for the journey.

Florence Italy L Myron C. Taylor Roosevelt Vatican Rome Allen O. Whipple New York Clipper United States Taylor

Nazi Order to Stop Firing Reported

New York reports via NBC that Hitler’s high command ordered a halt to hostilities in France after the French Italian armistice was signed. The German and Italian forces then renewed attacks along the Alpine front near L Ecluse fort and Grenoble, drawing many French troops from the front.

New York France Adolf Hitler National Broadcasting Company West Chancy L’ecluse Bellegrade Grenoble French Alps Lyon Rhone Culoz Great Britain Germany Britain

Hoax against Miami mayor boosts Red Cross relief

A telephone telegraph hoax pretending Mayor Alexander Orr Jr invited Irene Rich to Miami for a $5,000 Red Cross donation backfired. Rich planned a Hollywood benefit, then came the telegram charge to Orr’s home. pledges exceeded $1,000 by noon. Orange Bowl committee organized a Friday stadium show to raise funds. The prankster remains unknown.

Miami Pla Alexander Orr, Jr Red Cross War Relief Fund Irene Rich Hollywood Red Cross Miss Rich Orr E. E B. Seiler

A&P Profits Increase in Year End Figures

The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co and subsidiaries report net profit of 18,663,571 for the year ended February 29, yielding 8.07 per common share after 7 percent preferred dividends. This compares with 15,833,783 or 86.75 per common share in the prior year.

New York the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co

French Cabinet Seeks Understanding Over Armistice Move

Bordeaux reports a French government member urged understanding in the United States as Paris pursues peace with Germany and Italy. The statement criticizes London factional talk and notes Weygand outlined the grim military position at a June 12 meeting.

Bordeaux United States France Germany Italy London French National Committee Charles de Gaulle Reynaud Churchill Paul Reynaud Britain Mandel America Chateau de Gange Tours Maxime Weygand

Armistice signed as France yields to Axis terms

France and Italy signed an armistice ending France's 10 month war. The cease fire set for 1:35 a.m. Tuesday, EST 6:35 p.m. today, with Germany occupying western coast and Italy the southern coast. French forces retreat toward ports as Axis advances threaten Bordeaux and the Gironde.

Associated Press France Italy French Republic Mediterranean North Africa Germany Britain Rome Bordeaux Mont Blanc Mediterranean Sea Mussolini Maritime Alps Dunkerque English Bay of Biscay Spain Gironde Poitiers

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Rom Rudolf Hess Hermann Goering Erich Raeder Walther von Brauchitsch Mr. Churchill Near East Philly Myron C. Taylor GOP A&p Appeals For E. S.T Marseille Chambery Charles Corbin Ronald Hugh Campbell
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