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June 9, 1940

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Berlin Factories Bombed In Air Raid, Paris Reports; Berlin Denies Report

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Allies claim destroying oil in Hamburg bombing

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PLAY-OFF ON TODAY; TIE IN NATIONAL OPEN SARAZEN, LITTLE TIE IN U.S. OPEN Again Proves Failure Seems Certain Winner An All-Important Putt Gives Superb Exhibition

By William D. Richardson Special To the New York Times.times Wide World

CLEVELAND, June 8-In the most exciting finish any championship has had in many a year, little Gene Sarazen, veteran of more than twenty years of links warlare,...

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FETE FOR GREENWICH; Pageant and Ceremonies to Trace History Back to City Founding 300 Years Ago Historic Tods Point Treaty of 1650 Escape of Putnam

By John Markland

Tercentenary anniv: plans

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$50,000,000 OIL SUIT LOST BY STANDARD; Pan American Group Is Victor Over Indiana Corporation in 6-Year Action

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N Y S Sup Ct upholds minority stockholders in suit against Standard Oil Co of Ind and others; orders acctg of losses to stockholders since 1933

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ITALY IS CAUTIOUS ON U.S. WAR MOVE; Gayda Denies 'Threat' About Intervention--'Warns' London on Bombing of Rome ITALY IS CAUTIOUS ON U.S. WAR MOVE Gayda's Apologetic Note on U. S. Italian "Facts" Set Forth Party Chiefs Join Colors Hitler's Deputy Visits Cremona

By Herbert L. Matthews By Telephone To the New York Times

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1940André Vallerand, Canadian businessman and politician^[†]

André Vallerand is a Canadian administrator, entrepreneur, and former politician. Vallerand served in the National Assembly of Quebec from 1985 to 1994 and was a cabinet minister in the governments of Robert Bourassa and Daniel Johnson.

Headlines from June 9, 1940

Berlin Factories Bombed In Air Raid, Paris Reports; Berlin Denies Report

PLAY-OFF ON TODAY; TIE IN NATIONAL OPEN SARAZEN, LITTLE TIE IN U.S. OPEN Again Proves Failure Seems Certain Winner An All-Important Putt Gives Superb Exhibition

FETE FOR GREENWICH; Pageant and Ceremonies to Trace History Back to City Founding 300 Years Ago Historic Tods Point Treaty of 1650 Escape of Putnam

$50,000,000 OIL SUIT LOST BY STANDARD; Pan American Group Is Victor Over Indiana Corporation in 6-Year Action

ITALY IS CAUTIOUS ON U.S. WAR MOVE; Gayda Denies 'Threat' About Intervention--'Warns' London on Bombing of Rome ITALY IS CAUTIOUS ON U.S. WAR MOVE Gayda's Apologetic Note on U. S. Italian "Facts" Set Forth Party Chiefs Join Colors Hitler's Deputy Visits Cremona

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