Cannot Assure Safety Of Ships
German spokesmen said the Nazi total blockade of Britain would prevent assuring safe conduct to any U S ships attempting to remove children from England. They cited mines as essential to the blockade and not removable, arguing the ocean crossing would expose children to greater danger.
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Germany Extends Blockade West of Ireland Claims Sinking Ships
Nazi observers claim an extended blockade west and north of Ireland with reports of a 12 000 ton merchant ship sunk by Luftwaffe bombers off the Ireland coast and damage to three more vessels. They cite air attacks near Dublin and Plymouth in poor weather with several British planes reportedly destroyed on the ground.
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Ireland
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Trotsky Attacker Confesses As Trotsky Dies
An assailant identified as Frank Jackson, who claimed to admire Trotsky, killed Trotsky with a pickax after earlier assaults. Jackson, an American from New York, confessed after the attack and cited disillusionment with Trotsky's views. Police detained Sylvia Agaloff of Brooklyn, listed as Jackson's sweetheart. Trotsky died in a small hospital room as Mrs. Trotsky mourned, with funeral plans unsettled and some aides suggesting burial in Mexico or New York.
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Fourth International
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Trotsky assassination claim ties attacker to OGPU
Albert Goldman said the New York attack suspect admitted acting for the Soviet secret police. He spoke after arriving from New York and said Jackson was ordered by the OGPU to kill Trotsky, a move tied to Trotsky’s household through Sylvia Ageloff.
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Leon Trotsky
Trotsky
Goldman
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Girl 18 Critically Injured In Webster Car Crash
Phyllis Metz, 18, of near Grenville, was crushed and lung punctured in a Webster mobile accident yesterday. The car driven by Olaf Rood, 21, struck loose gravel and overturned, pinning both occupants. Rood suffered head lacerations. physicians held little hope for Metz’s recovery.
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Phyllis Metz
Grenville
Miss Metz
Olaf Rood
Rood
License to Wed in Reno Grants Nuptial OK
Reno August 22 license issued to Mar Grongold, 50, from Geddes South Dakota, and Leone M Du Bray, 35, from Sioux Falls South Dakota, authorizing their marriage.
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Mar’ Grongold
Geddés
S. D
Leone M. du Bray
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