Mexico closes consulates recall of envoys in Europe
Mexico orders five German consulates closed by September 1 and recalls Mexican envoys from German occupied areas. President Avila Camacho denounces the violence creating the new European order while Meadville man Harold Atwood is jailed for involuntary manslaughter in a fatal July 14 crash that killed Joseph Dumond, 75.
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Mexico
Associated Press
Mexico City
Europe
Foreign Office
Manuel Avila Camecho
Meadville
Harold Atwood
Siringboro
Joseph H. Dumond
Springsboro
Caldwell’s $62,000 found in agent’s box in Chicago
In Chicago on August 25 Max Caldwell, ousted a union business agent, was held for questioning after investigators found over $62,000 in cash, securities, and jewelry in his name and his wife’s in a safe deposit box. Prosecutors cited prior financial strain and noted revolt over union funds totaling about $910,000.
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Chicago
Max Caldwell
Caldwell
William Crawford
Retail Clerks International Protective Association
Park and shop notes and local happenings
City and Vicinity items cover grocery deals at Wilcox Grocery, hunting finds of a black woodchuck and a rare white woodchuck near Berry Road, a Columbus Inn fish fry, and various local notices. Reports include a fatal lamp clue in a murder case, school consolidation plans, Chautauqua attendance up, and multiple community events, sports, and public safety advisories.
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Fredonia
Joséph H. Hayes
Berry Road
Bayes
Columbus Inn
Drobneck’s
Emporiusi Press-Independent
Ernest Dickinson
Ducky Andrews
Japs Leave Philippines War Fears Drive Exodus
Manila August 23 Japanese move to exit Philippines amid war fears and travel disruptions. About 160 men women and children sailed to Shanghai on the steamer Khaidiah with U S authorities inspecting luggage. A large group left last Monday and another is set to sail tomorrow under high security and confiscated valuables conveyed to the office of Manolo Sayre.
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Associated Press
Manila
Philippines
Shanghai
United States
Manolo Sayre
The
Berlin Seizes Red Documents From Courier Plane
Berlin reports the capture of Soviet high command papers after a courier plane carrying Marshal Voroshilov was downed by German fire. The crash occurred near an airfield held by German infantry, according to DNB.
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Marshal Flumenti Voroshilov
DNB
Chungking Bombed For Second Day Amid Western Outskirts Struck
In Chungking China the university district in the western outskirts, housing about 1000 students, faced heavy bombing by Japanese planes for a second day. The attack lasted from 10 20 a m to 3 35 p m with 54 planes, leaving pillars of smoke visible for miles. In Shanghai reports claimed 700 bags of American mail were being withheld as retaliation for US actions. Nearby, the motor vessel Julius H Barnes ran aground in the St Clair River near Bay Point after unloading 1900 tons of phosphate rock at Detroit.
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Jackie Boylan
Moffitt Avenue
Indsa
Glenwood Park
Robert Vandervoort
Bayard Street
W. BE. Powell
Brookville Baptist Church
Dallas Theological Seminary
Dallas
Texas
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Country Club
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Paul B. Sullivan
Hemus Point
Sheridan
Arthur B. Purvis
British Purchasing Commission
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Brooks Me Mori
Lloyd Ferry
R. D
Warren
Warren General
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Miller Tract
Pine Grove Township
Wayne Evans
Solovox
V.F
Chungking
Associated Press
Chungsing
China
APS
Shanghai
Bee Travels for Honey Ut Estimate of bee honey effort
A historical note estimates a bee travels 43 705 miles to gather one bound of honey comprising 29 184 drops. A productive hive in a favorable location can produce 3 bound of honey in about five minutes.
Morale Chief Osborn Named Brigadier General
New Morale Chief Frederick H. Osborn, a New York financier and industrialist, is shown in Washington after President Roosevelt named him a brigadier general to head the morale branch of the U S Army.
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Frederick H. Osborn
New York
Washington
Roosevelt
United States Army
Axis Claims Success Against British Reds Front Line Asia
Axis dispatch reports German fighters downed 10 British planes on the North African front with two more shot down near Bardia Libya. Berlin reports three Soviet transports sunk by mines in an undisclosed Finnish harbor as Finnish ships and patrol boats clash with German flotilla in the eastern Baltic.
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Italian High Command
Bardia
Libya
Berlin
Miines
DNS
Sayieh
Baltic
Lake tanker Oakbranch repairs after Toledo collision
The oil tanker Oakbranch operated by Marine Industries Ltd of Montreal is in drydock at Toledo Shipbuilding Co for repair after damage from a collision with the ore carrier Adriatic near Toledo harbor light Tuesday.
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Toledo
Oakbranch
Marine Industries Ltd
Montreal
Toledo Shipbuilding Company
Adriatic
New curved flexible heating pad debuts
A new electric heating pad features a curved design that conforms to surfaces without targeting any specific body part. The device aims for snug, even warmth with flexible, nonrectangular contours for broad use in home therapy.
Vice President Votes Only on Ties in U S History
The vice president acts as president and casts a vote only to break a tie. This constitutional role has occurred during rare stalemates, shaping legislation and signaling executive influence in Congress across the nation's history.
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United States
Babson Plan to Halt Tax Exemptions Sparks Growth Push
Continued from page one the article argues for more factories and employment through tax relief and reinvestment in research. It urges directing money from tax shelters into new uses for waste products, expanding industry, and boosting national income to fund defense without raising tax rates. It also calls for more engineers, fewer politicians, and cites potential gains from fiber from cotton, dyes from petroleum, and other innovations. Weather note about Dutch East Indies fire lighting appears as a brief closing line.
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U. S
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Stuip
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