Apple Export Outlook Highlighted at Appalachian Apples Meeting
Dr Mots outlined Argentina apple regions in Rio Negro and Mendoza with irrigation and new areas. Denman reported 20 000 stores showing improved sales with 2 1 2 times rise since promotion, Louisiana leading gains. McCue presided at the George Washington Hotel meeting with officers elected and remarks on cull apples and by products.
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Mots
Rio Negro
Mendoza
Tanule
Chile
Cy Denman
National Association of Food Chain Groceries
Washington, D. C
J. Frank Grimes
Louisiana
Denman
McCue
Purcell McCue
Albemarle County
Appalachian Apples, Inc
George Washington Hotel
M. M. Brown
Martinsburg
C. R. Miller
Gen
Beverley Browne
Front Royal
Severe Eastern Shore Storm Strikes Easton Area
A severe electrical storm with high winds and heavy rain hit the Eastern Shore near Easton MD early today. Lightning struck Alfred Price's barn igniting and destroying hay and farm equipment. trees felled blocked a house entrance and several streets, cutting electric and telephone service.
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Easton
Alfred Price
Traffic Signals Draw Mixed Reactions From Winchester Residents
A traffic pattern at Gerrard Loudoun and Valley avenues prompts criticism and safety concerns. Business owners, police volunteers, and residents blame the island setup for confusion and hazards, with calls for modifications or return to prior signals.
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Gerrard
Loudoun
Valley
Laurie Hill
Soddie Haines
Blue Sunoco
Winchester Hotel
Valley Avenue
Jake Everhart
Theatre Isher
Alley Avenue
Gerrard and Braddock
Uland
Four Winchester Girls Aid Red Cross Refugees
Four Winchester girls under 12 form a knitting and sewing club to aid the Red Cross. Patricia Stephenson Betsy Arthur Eleanor DeGrange join to sew garments for war refugees rather than make toy dolls. Regular meetings and thoughtful work shift their focus to relief during the crisis.
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South Washington Street
Red Cross
Patricia and
Kienson
Pat Stephenson
Betsy Arthur
Victor Arthur
Eleanor DeGrange
H. Clay deGrange
Willkie Active In College Life at Indiana University
Bloomington June 29 Wendell Willkie then a sophomore at Indiana University was noted for his early leadership and extracurricular activity. Psychology professor Dr Paul Harmon calls him a true scholar of literature and history while contemporaries recall a campus stint in the non fraternal bar barian movement and a jail brush after a victory celebration. He also once pressed for student voting rights in Bloomington.
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Bloomington
Ind
Wendell Lewis
Win
Neer
Indiana University
Elwood
Barbarians
I. U. Union Board
Robert T. Willkie
Seagram's and Sons, Inc
Louisville
Capital Ponders Next Selections
Washington reports that Roosevelt faces questions on a third term while deliberations over a running mate intensify. Potential pairings include Roosevelt with Garner or other figures like Byrnes Halk LaGuardia or LaGuardia, with Chicago convention looming.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ditoain
New York
Chicago
Atsu
Byrnes
DSC
Halk
Fiorello H. LaQuardia
Willkie
President Signs Law to Register Aliens in U S
President Roosevelt signed a bill requiring registration and fingerprinting of about 3.5 million aliens in the United States. He expressed hope that non loyal aliens would not be subjected to harm and pledged safeguards while enforcing the program.
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U. S
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Balkans Trembling Under War Alarms
The report details a widening Balkan crisis as Romania mobilizes while Hungary and Bulgaria threaten action, with Germany Italy backing Hungary. Soviet and London sources claim Red troops welcomed in ceded areas, while Nazi air raids strike Britain injuring dozens on Channel Islands.
Italian Aviator Balbo Killed in Libya Air Crash
Marshal Italo Balbo, famed Italian aviator and Libya governor general, was killed when his 9 mm plane crashed near Tobruk during a British bombardment. The fiery accident took all aboard. Balbo, a prominent Fascist figure once seen as Mussolini's potential successor, had been stationed in Libya since 1933 after a celebrated mass flight to the United States.
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Libya
Tobruk
Bya
Mussolini
Italy
Balbo
Galeazzo Ciano
Marshal Balbo
United States
De Gaulle Estimates Allied Losses in Belgium and France
French General Charles De Gaulle estimated total Allied losses in Belgium and France at 358,080 captured and 600,000 killed or wounded, based on figures relayed by Prof. Denis Saurat. He blamed supply disruption, road congestion, and ammo shortages for the collapse of the French Army, noting Armistice actions may be excluded.
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General de Gaulle
London
Charles de Gaulle
Belgium
France
Denis Saurat
de Gaulle
Petain
Youth found safe after yearlong disappearance in Los Angeles
Hovannes Da dourian, 16, long believed abducted in retaliation for his father Dickran Adourian aiding police, was located unharmed in Los Angeles. Police offered no explanation for the initial disappearance as investigators review the case within Armenian community circles.
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New York
Hovannes Dadourian
Los Angeles
Dickran Adourian
French Government Evacuates Bordeaux in 1940 Move
The French government planned to depart Bordeaux for Cler mont Ferrand or another unoccupied town with timing kept secret. Officials did not confirm a return to Paris and suggested an interim capital could be set in the Clermont region.
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Bordeaux
Clermornt-Ferrand
France
Paris
Clermont
Green Favors Outlawing Reds and Nazis
William Green, AFL president, urged outlawing the Communist party and the Nazi Bund in a National Police Academy address sponsored by the FBI. He said allowing their operations risks U.S. interests and said the federation has never winked at Communist Nazi or Fascist propaganda.
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Washington
Communist Party
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
National Police Academy
Communist Munist Party
Nazi Bund
United States
Moves for Peace and the Allied Gamble
A neutral source notes a possible British Russian Turkish alignment to bargain with Germany and Italy in a peace move seen as likely to influence any German attack on England. De Gaulle’s leadership is acknowledged by Britain, while Vernon Bartlett predicts French defections as French African colonies may surrender.
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Germany
Italy
England
Britain
France
Charles de Gaulle
Vernon Bartlett
News-Chronicle
de Gaulle
Sea Supremacy Gets A Challenge
London reports Germany may have seized four French warships boosting its navy to nine dreadnoughts with battle fleet strength to challenge Britain at sea. The vessels cited include Richelieu Jean Bart Dunkerque and Strasbourg alongside German ships Scharnhorst and Gneisenau, with air and U boat support enhancing potential impact.
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London
Germany
Britain
Richelieu
Jean Bart
Strasbourg
Schahnharts
Gneisenau
Blueprint Origins Tied to Sir John Herschel
A fragment notes that blueprints first emerged in the 19th century with Sir John Herschel documenting the blueprint process. The reference highlights Herschel as central to early adoption of cyanotype methods.
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Mirage
H.N
Sir John Herscheln
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