Wendel Wins Rural Events At County Round Up
At the rural round-up held at Wendel yesterday the Wendel playground won with 640 points while Rosemont tallied 370 and Flemington 230. Beaumont leads county standings with 1360. Wendel eyes showdown August 30 at Maple Avenue playground to face Beaumont.
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Wendel
Rosemont
Flemington
Beaumont
Jemington
Paul Maul
William Barker
Joseph Bevelock
Mary Bevelock
Trene Caplinger
Marie Davis
Maple Avenue
WPA
Communist Suspect Arrested in San Pedro Riot Case
Brit ain Webster, 27, described by police as a Communist, is accused of beating John R. Riley during a 1935 front strike brawl in San Pedro California. The arrest aligns with probes into Communist activities in Southern California.
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C.P
San Pedro
Calif
Brittain Webster
John R. Riley
California
Franklyn P Allen Faces Offic e Conduct Charge
San Francisco traffic officer Franklyn P Allen was ordered to appear before the police commission on charges of conduct unbecoming an officer. The case centers on letters allegedly written to Dorothy Ferguson, a 26 year old from Flint Michigan.
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Franklyn P. Allen
San Francisco
Police Commission
Dorothy Ferguson
Flint
Mich
NEW EPIDEMIC CONTINUES WITH CALLOWAY COUNTY CASES
Two year old Delores Maynard died midweek as health officials report no new cases locally. Dr W W Strange says no fresh cases today with 12 quarantined in Portsmouth Ohio over two weeks and three in Ironton with others under quarantine in eastern Kentucky. Schools undecided about reopening next month as police disperse groups and venues close to children.
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Delores Maynard
W. W. Strange
Portsmouth
Ironton
Kentucky
Strange
Italians Strike Across Horn of Africa in Wide RAF Raid Vision
British bombers hit Italian positions from Aden to Massaua reporting ships set afire in Tobruk harbor. Raids targeted Hargeisa in Somaliland and Neghelli in Abyssinia while Italian advances near the coast prompted renewed aerial assaults on troop columns and anti aerial emplacements.
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Gulf of Aden
Aden
Gulf
Royal Air Force
Tobruk
Libya
Italy
Hargeisa
British Somaliland
Massaua
Eritrea
Red Sea
Neghelli
Abyssinia
Local area report from Karrin Pass near Hargeisa
A brief note from the Karrin Pass area just east of Hargeisa records a geographic sighting. No injuries or additional details were provided in the fragment.
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Karrin Pass
Hargeisa
Oklahoma gunmen chase, shoot, and kidnap suspects escape
In a dramatic pursuit, three men connected to an Oilton restaurant robbery wound a state trooper and flee with a red haired woman and a 11 year old automobile. Hall, recently escaped from McAlester prison, and Lovelace, a Genoa prison break survivor, are captured after a highway chase near Perkins. The woman and a black passenger remain on the run as authorities split aim for recovery.
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Pag
Clark
C. L. Irwin
Hall
Lovelace
Irwin
Earl Williams
Dilton
Drumright
Glimp
Fisher
Olston
Cimarron River
Perkins
John Boyd
J. R. Butler
Oklahoma
McAlester
Shawnee
Stillwater
Nebraska
Genoa
Philadelphia Child Offers Blood To Save Stranger
Shirley Ann Mason, age 6, of Philadelphia offers her blood to save Katherine Alessi, 22, in critical condition from a deadly streptococcus viridans blood illness. The act underscores a desperate effort to aid a patient facing a life threatening infection.
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Shirley Ann Mason
Philadel
Anti Jewish Measures in Romania Stir Controversy
News extracts describe Romanian official reaction to anti Jewish laws. Berlin irritation over Balkan territorial delays cited. Police arrest Jews for spreading false news. many Jews barred from public life and land ownership. Segarca talks with Bulgaria and Hungary to follow.
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Berlin
Romania
Balkan
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Bulgaria
King Carol
Segarcea
Craiova
Dobruja
Rumania
Hungary
Transylvania
German news agency quotes Nazi leader on feeding starving continent
The German news agency DNB quotes a Nazi leader warning against feeding Adolf Hitler's victims, saying that aiding victims would nourish Germany. The remark, aimed at the United States and cited amid World War II tensions, invokes Noel Coward and critiques humanitarian aid to occupied countries.
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Germany
Noel Coward
DNB
United States
Adolf Hitler
War worries and random notes from a wartime page
Fragmentary report shows discussions on conscription debates with Senator Nye and Senator Wheeler, plus a long municipal financial table detailing disbursements, taxes, and bond issues. The text references Red Cross relief experiences in German-occupied France, food shortages, and wartime anxiety about Alaska and the Pacific.
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England
Germany
Richard Allen
American Red Cross
Vichy
France
Allen
Nye
Senate
Maloney
Holman
R.-Ore
Alaska
Pacific
Wheeler
Japan
United States
D.-Mont
Grafton Municipal Council Estimates Tax Levy
The Grafton city council met on the first Tuesday in August to determine the current fiscal year’s levy. Officials cataloged estimated receipts from balance, delinquents, licenses, capitation, fees, crematory, paving, water, meters, and miscellaneous items totaling 63 208.05 in anticipated funding before levying taxes.
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Police Department
Fire Department
Water Department
Police Pension Fund
Pestitu
West Virginia
Taylor
Grafton
P. F. Gillispie
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Harar
Diredawa
Ethiopia
Assa
Somaliland
Tajura
Jure
Buramo
Dagabur
Rey
Aliland
Ondweina
Garrao
Bohodleh
Damot
Roosevelt
Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Hyde Park, N.Y
Wallace
Jed
Rcae
Sen Ken
Tavior
Bae
Cers I
J. B. Bradford
Ug Ag
Bradford
Tivoss Sian
Municipal Council
City of
Queen Motor Sales
Plymouth and
Desoto
Blueville
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