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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1940

Page

5

Churchill outlines French fleet pledge breach in Commons

In a June session Churchill said France had broken its pledge not to let the fleet fall into enemy hands. Viscount Caldecote noted Britain would ease pressure to retain naval aid as talks with France continue. Churchill affirmed Britain’s offer to back Reynaud's government and keep ports open if negotiations fail, stressing no separate peace.

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France Bows to Conquerors in Armistice Day

Bordeaux reports France ends resistance after signing terms with Germany and Italy. Hostilities halted at 12:35 a m local time. De Gaulle forms a national committee in London to keep fighting and vow future liberty the world. Government to move to an unoccupied capital once censoring ends.

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Stop Willkie Talk Grows At Philadelphia Convention

The Republican convention in Philadelphia saw Joseph W. Martin take command and urge a stand against governmental absolutism. Dewey and Allen denial statements surfaced as Willkie supporters pressed delegates. Balloting favored Hanford MacNider with blocs from Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa North Dakota and South Dakota, while Taft forces pressed on amid platform drafting tensions.

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White House Silent On Naval Move

Washington June 25 The White House refused to discuss navy movements fueling speculation a sizable fleet may head to the Atlantic. Hawaii dispatches reported units including an aircraft carrier sailing toward the mainland as Roosevelt weighs training needs and canal projects.

Washington White House Atlantic Hawaii Panama Canal Stephen Early

Weather outlook by region in the southeast

South Carolina expects showers near the coast with partial clouds and cooler air, especially inland. Georgia foresees showers at the coast, cooler south, and fair mild conditions in the north by Wednesday. Florida remains mostly cloudy with showers this afternoon, tonight, and Wednesday, cooler in the north. Extreme Northwest Florida sees partial clouds, showers, and cooler east portions with moderate westerly winds.

South Carolina Georgia Florida

Air Raids Over England Highlight Imminent Nazi Assault

DeWitt Mackenzie portrays last night’s wide scale German raids as a reminder that Hitler is near his direct assault on Britain. The piece stresses Britain's need to withstand both the English defense and Mussolini’s Mediterranean reach while contemplating Spain’s potential indirect involvement and Franco’s neutrality.

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France Ends War Amid Axis Victory and Bombing Renews

German and British bombers struck as France neared armistice terms. Axis leaders claimed 24 harsh German demands while France faced occupation and mourning. Churchill accused Petain of betraying Britain with consent to German control. Bombing raged in England and Ruhr as Allied and Axis air forces clashed across Europe.

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