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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1940

Page

2

Will France Lose Its Fleet If Peace Terms Stand

World waits on details of German Italian terms and France s reply as Britain contends for the French fleet. Reports from Europe the Mediterranean and North Africa hint at a tense power struggle with possible French capitulation or scuttling. Neutral experts are divided over whether the fleet will go home, be seized by Britain, or be destroyed to avoid surrender.

Scapa Flow France Europe Mediterranean North Africa Britain Spain Balearic Islands Madrid Beirut Syria Eugene Mittelhauser Near East Adolf Hitler British Isles Hitler Benito Mussolini Great Britain Western Hemisphere Germany Ismet Inonu Italy Turkey

Tokyo Hotels Serve Bread at Noonday Meals Amid Rice Shortage

In Japan a rice shortage forces around 2000 Tokyo hotels and inns to replace rice with bread at all noonday meals. Officials say the switch aims to stretch scarce rice supplies while maintaining meal service for guests and staff.

Japan Tokyo

Italy Charges British With Using Flag In East Africa

Italian war communique reports an English column infiltrating Italian lines in East Africa hoisted the Italian flag and was counter attacked and dispersed. It claims Allied raids on Liguria and northern Italy caused no deaths, and notes a submarine sink plus three planes burned in East Africa.

Rome Italy East Africa North Africa Popolo di Roma Adolf Hitler Benito Mussolini France Great Britain Mediterranean Liguria Italian Riviera Piedmont Munich

Noted actor dies after operation in Hollywood

Maurice Moscovich a renowned stage and screen character actor died in a Hollywood hospital after an operation last Thursday He was 68 born Maurice Masskoff in Odessa Moscovich had acted since 1885 on stages worldwide His death leaves unfinished his latest film role in RKO Dance Girl Dance where his character a music teacher is killed by a car

Hollywood Maurice Moscovich Moscovich Maurice Masskoff Odessa RKO

Turkey Drops Mutual Aid Pact and Looks to Russia

Istanbul reports Turkey regards the eight month old mutual assistance treaty with Great Britain and France as dead and will seek guidance from Russia. The shift could alter Middle East balance as Allied forces in Syria face potential German Italian moves. Premier Refik Saydam to explain policy Friday.

Istanbul Turkey Great Britain France Russia Middle East Mediterranean Syria Germany Italy Mid East Refik Saydam

Liner Sunk By Nazi Mine Off New Zealand coast

Prime Minister Peter Fraser announced in parliament that a German mine sunk the Niagara, a Canadian Australian liner 20 miles off the New Zealand coast. Rescue ships aided 146 passengers and 203 crew who escaped. one mine found confirms cause.

Auckland N. Z Peter Fraser Niagara New Zealand Pacific Fraser Cape of Good Hope

Possible French Resistance Persists Beyond Surrender

The article notes that some French forces may refuse surrender and hints that De Gaulle in London could be organizing a new resistance movement. It recalls the 1870s French fogs and discusses France’s North African and naval strength as potential means to continue the fight with Britain, while Mussolini’s stance may aim to blunt any post surrender resistance.

Petain General de Gaulle London France Great Britain Bordeaux de Gaulle Sedan Metz Maginot Line Gambetta Paris Alsace-Lorraine North Africa Mussolini Hitler Munich Italy Mediterranean North Africa

British Bombers Raid German Oil and Rail Centers

London reports heavy RAF operations against northwest Germany and the Rhineland with raids on Hamburg Bremen Frankfurt Essen Castrop Sterkrade and Hanover. Over Bremen more than 250 bombs in ten minutes set oil tanks ablaze as trains and railway yards were targeted and fires noted at Gladbach Wesel Arsbeck Schwerte and Duesseldorf.

London Air Ministry Germany Rhineland Hamburg Bremen Frankfurt Essen Castrop Sterkrade Hanover Gladbach Wesal Arsbech Schwerte Duesseldorf Soeste

Quiet policing pledge at National Republican Convention

Assistant Police Superintendent Guy Parsons says efforts will preserve quiet in Philadelphia. Innovations include no police sirens during motorcycle escorts for important figures at the National Republican Convention.

HUSH Philadelphia Guy Parsons

Limited War Prospects Mention French Leaders

The passage notes that despite generosity some French leaders may still pursue limited war options. It emphasizes ongoing consideration of continuing hostilities in a curtailed form.

Voluntary Budget Cut by Pima Schools Official

Mrs. P. H. Ross, Pima county superintendent of schools, reduced her 1940 41 budget from 8340 to 8240 at the start of budget hearings. The cut reflects a sound motion picture projector purchase by the schools department. The board kept Wallace S. Bransford’s proposed 15785 budget for the county treasurer.

P. H. Ross Pima County Board of Supervisors Ross Wallace S. Bransford

Mayors Declare Holiday for Opening Angling Season

Mayors of Troy Eureka and Libby proclaimed a holiday to mark the opening of the angling season. Residents plan fishing trips as local officials emphasize the event.

Libby Mont. U Troy Eureka

University of Pennsylvania Drops Landscape Architecture

Officials announce the nation ally recognized department of landscape architecture will be discontinued due to insufficient student enrollment. Of eight students, three graduate in June and one freshman will transfer to another college.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania

Turkey Bans Import of Denatured Alcohol

Turkey announces prohibition on importing denatured alcohol signaling tightened controls on alcohol products and related chemicals. The move affects manufacturers and distributors seeking supplies. authorities did not specify effective date.

Turkey

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