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June 10, 1939

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Headlines from June 10, 1939

1,000 CZECHS JAILED BY GERMAN POLICE; KILLING DRAWS FINE; 2,000 Armed Nazis Stage House-to-House Searches in Kladno--Guns Set Up SUSPECT REPORTED HELD Woman Said to Be Involved in Slaying of German--Limit on Ultimatum Is Extended

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Czechs rounded up in house-to-house searches

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QUEEN SEES PRESS, SETTING PRECEDENT; Greets Women Reporters at White House, and King Also Appears, Surprising Group

By Kathleen McLaughlin Special To the New York Times

WASHINGTON, June 9.--Today was ladies' day at the White House, and Queen Elizabeth's day all day long. Wherever she went, whatever she wore and whomever she met, the Queen continued to exert that special brand of charm which yesterday won Washington's populace and its visitors on her initial appearance here.

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Reich Warns Niemoeller of Loss of Pulpit; Family Would Be Evicted From Parish House

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

German Evangelical Consistory warns Rev M Niemoller of loss of pulpit

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U.S. Visitors to Britain Topped All Others in '38

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A GALA RECEPTION IS WAITING AT FAIR; Roads Are Repaired, Buildings Barricaded and Perylon Hall Is Redecorated Procession to Move Slowly A GALA WELCOME IS READY AT FAIR Gates to Open at 9 A.M. Seating to Be Changed Second Change in Route One Reporter to Be Present To See Irish Exhibits To Australian Pavilion Canadians to Greet King

By Russell B. Porter

Plans to guard Brit rulers; Valentine to head motorcade

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1939Albert Ogilvie, Australian politician, 28th Premier of Tasmania (born 1890)^[†]

Albert George Ogilvie was an Australian politician and Premier of Tasmania from 22 June 1934 until his death on 10 June 1939.

Headlines from June 10, 1939

1,000 CZECHS JAILED BY GERMAN POLICE; KILLING DRAWS FINE; 2,000 Armed Nazis Stage House-to-House Searches in Kladno--Guns Set Up SUSPECT REPORTED HELD Woman Said to Be Involved in Slaying of German--Limit on Ultimatum Is Extended

QUEEN SEES PRESS, SETTING PRECEDENT; Greets Women Reporters at White House, and King Also Appears, Surprising Group

Reich Warns Niemoeller of Loss of Pulpit; Family Would Be Evicted From Parish House

U.S. Visitors to Britain Topped All Others in '38

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