1940Mark Spoelstra, American singer-songwriter and guitarist (died 2007)[†]
Mark Warren Spoelstra was an American singer-songwriter and folk and blues guitarist.
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June 30, 1940
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BRITISH FLIERS SET BIG FIRES IN REICH; Chemical Plants, Freight Yards and Air Bases Pounded-- Germans Strike Back
By James MacDonald Special Cable To the New York Times
German night-long plane raids affect scattered points; 2 civilians killed, 8 injured
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ITALY IN MOURNING; Mystery Seen in Death of Marshal--British Deny Attack 2 RELATIVES ALSO SLAIN Fascist Leader Had Been Sent to Libya After Reported Jealousy of Premier
By Camille M. Cianfarra By Telephone To the New York Times
Killed in air battle over Tobruk; Hitler sends message to Mussolini; Brit deny planes were shot down over Tobruk
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Japan Demands Vast Sphere In East Asia and South Seas; Warning to European Powers
By Hugh Byas Wireless To the New York Times
income payments to individuals, Jan-May
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TANK CORPS SET UP BY ARMY ON LINES OF GERMAN TACTICS; System Used Since World War Is Dropped to Give Armored Force Separate Status SCHOOLS FOR MEN READY Alien Registration Measure Is Signed by President--Defense Post Offered to O. D. Young
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Named tank corps chief of staff
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Northern Ireland Offers De Valera Joint Defense
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Craigavon offers partition issue compromise in joint defense interest, Belfast s
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WILLKIE ORGANIZES PARTY UNITY DRIVE; HAMILTON TO STAY; WILLKIE'S HOME TOWN, WHERE HE WILL ACCEPT NOMINATION
By Warren Moscow Special To the New York Times
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ALL NORTH AFRICA SAID TO BACK PEACE; French Governors Reported Ready to Abide by Terms-- Doubt on Fleet Persists
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Tangier news agency says all French North Africa will abide by armistice
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BATTERY TUBE LOAN APPROVED BY RFC; $57,000,000 of Project's Cost Provided as Mayor Opens 33-Mile Belt Parkway
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LaGuardia announces RFC loan
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LINE IS PRESERVED; Red Troops Withdraw to Agreed Area After Mistake Is Known RETREAT IS IN GOOD ORDER Incidents Avoided as Carol's Men Fall Back--Refugees Present Grave Problem
By Eugen Kovacs By Telephone To the New York Times
USSR occupation starts as Rumanian forces retreat; refugees arrive in Bucharest; Rumanian-USSR delegates to conf at Odessa; German-USSR agreement for Germans repatriation reptd; Bucharest Curentul says Rumania's foreign policy remains unchanged; German-USSR tension reptd as USSR seizes German-owned materials in Bessarabia; Rumanian pub reaction to occupation; Carol reptd in Rome seeking Mussolini's assurances on Hungarian and Bulgarian demands; Min Sidorovici explains Rumania's acceptance of USSR demands
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Canal Defenses Tested Against Air 'Attack'; Submarine Net Installed on Pacific Side; CANAL DEFENDED FROM AIR 'ATTACK'
By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES
army plans air attack defense games; navy said to have laid anti-submarine net at Pacific entrance; Ridley on plans for new locks
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