Britain Will Not Seek Terms With Germany
Prime Minister Churchill declares Britain will continue the war to victory and will not seek terms with Nazi Germany. He affirms Europe will be freed from Nazi rule and Britain may stand alone in the breach to oppose Hitler’s tyrants. He notes naval movements and restraint regarding French ships in allied and enemy ports.
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France Liberated Hope Shaped By Churchill’s Call
Churchill spoke of future freedom for France after the war and urged continued aid to the French Government. He warned against malice toward allies while pressing for relief of occupied regions and restoration of France’s independence and rights.
Britain Prepares for Long War Vigil and Total Defense
The nation braces for a prolonged struggle as Prime Minister Churchill signals total defense. Britain vows no terms and no parley, pooling vast resources for homeland protection. An army of 100,000 stands ready with volunteers, and air defenses surge to shield every town and London from invasion.
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Churchill
France
Britain
London
Churchill declares war of the unknown warriors rallying Britain
Churchill proclaims unity under the crown amid sustained German U-boat and air attacks while British food stocks rise. He commends a fully representative government and stresses the war of unknown warriors fighting for the nation beyond personal dynastic aims.
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Churchill
Italian Air Raid on Haifa Reported
London reports Palestine endured its first air raid as Italian planes dropped bombs on Haifa with no damage recorded.
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Palestine
London
Haifa
Japan Marches On Wenchow Amid Burma Road Talks
Amoy desk reports Britain plans evacuation to Manila if Anglo Japanese ties worsen. Talks in Tokyo with Sir Robert Craigie and Mr Arita seek temporary Burma Road traffic limits for three months. China warns Britain and Japan over war moves as Shanghai reports clashes in a Jap owned cafe.
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Heavy Losses Reported in Ichang Sector Battles
A Chungking dispatch to the Chinese Embassy in London claims nearly 9 000 Japanese casualties from heavy fighting in Ichang between July 6 and 9. Chinese forces reportedly attacked vigorously and advanced in Eastern Henan near Kaifeng, capturing 20 000.
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Democrats Seek Roosevelt Third Term At Democratic Convention
Chicago report notes the Democratic National Convention to open tomorrow with strong expectation to nominate Franklin D. Roosevelt for a third term. Postmaster General Farley pushes for his name to be offered regardless of Roosevelt’s nomination decision.
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London Pol iceman Bradbury Sentenced
Arthur J. Bradbury a clerical officer at Paddington Police Station pleaded guilty to retaining confidential documents and books from the Metropolitan Police Office and was sentenced to three months in gaol The records related to cabinet protection and Bradbury admitted visiting Germany several times before the war and meeting Nazi leaders.
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Arthur J. Bradbury
Paddington
Metropolitan Police Commissioner
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Germany
Destroyer torpedoed and ships lost in Mediterranean actions
The destroyer HMS Eacort was torpedoed in the Eastern Mediterranean with two ratings killed. The Baroch foundered after being torpedoed. Submarine Shark under Lt Commander P F Buckley is presumed lost. An Italian submarine sank an Iranian freighter near Balfa with 18 crew saved. German and Italian reports claim sinkings of British ships and losses of planes.
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Balfa
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Haifi
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Aiken cites surge in volunteers in six weeks
Defence minister Frank Aiken said in Dublin that 120,000 people volunteered in six weeks and 25,004 in the past week. He warned citizens their districts could become sites of military operations and urged cooperation with the army, avoiding enemy propaganda and not aiding the enemy.
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Germany Threatens Violent Attack on Britain
A European crisis report notes German leaders predicting submission or violent action by England. Claims of a July 27 triumphal entry into Berlin after the London capture are reported, with Gibraltar bombings and Rome Berlin communications delays shaping the tense scene.
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RAF raids devastate German bases and port facilities
RAF aircraft bombed Bremen shipyards Feckewulf and other targets. hits on Harlingen Bruges railways and docks. One bomber missing, a fighter shot down. attacks on Soest Leverkusen Monheim Hamburg and Borkum. Naval barracks at Rugen Island hit. German reply limited to convoys.
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