Mystery Moves Stir Baltic Tension Over Rumanians War Basis
Reports from Bucharest via London indicate Soviet troops may advance toward Bessarabia amid fears of a coup and air raid drills in Romania. Bucharest denied massing troops and said relations with Russia are normal. Baltic rumors claim Niemen River blockade to Estonia while Estonian ministers visit Moscow and talk of blocking the Gulf of Finland.
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Europe
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London
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Rumania
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Gulf of Finland
Astonia
Soviet Dominance Seen in European War Maneuvers
Soviet forces assume a leading role in European naval and land exercises as Moscow signals broader war aims. Berlin denies plans for a peace treaty with Russia while Chamberlain and Churchill report progress against German war efforts. Signals of naval patrols near Finland and Latvia and battles on the Polish front frame a tense, evolving strategic picture.
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Gow
Nai
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Finland
Latvia
Skagrerack Strait
French Claim Damage to West Wall in War Front Fighting
Paris dispatch reports two German attacks in the Wissembourg and Pirmasens area on the West Front were driven back by French forces after heavy fighting. French messages say the Wissembourg attack was decimated and retreating Germans suffered artiller y losses, with few regaining lines. Early morning reports note a surprise Lauter front assault was repulsed and Rhineland fortifications sustained shelling as evacuation east of Saarbrucken accelerates and a new Nazi counterattack is beaten back.
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Submarine sighting reported near Maryland coast
A Radio Marine interception claimed a submarine of unknown nationality was sighted at 2 p.m. near latitude 38 45 and longitude 74 95 West, potentially off Ocean City Maryland. A Dutch airliner attack near Hoeligoland killed Swedish passenger Gustave Lamm. Germany reportedly eyed sending envoy Hans Dieckoff to Washington as a peace gesture.
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Heavy Snowfall at Canadian Border Hits Minnesota Towns
Heavy snow at the Canadian border causes frigid conditions in Minnesota. International Falls reports temperatures plunging far below freezing. North Westerly winds bring heavy drift across northern areas. Residents brace for continued severe winter weather and travel disruptions.
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Minneapolis
International Falls
Lustig Retail Shift Affects Hayward Appliance Section
Leonard Lustig announced Monday that the Lustig Furniture and Hardware appliance section will move toward Willam Ryan. Ryan arrives from nearby Ermors and will relocate to Hayward once suitable quarters are secured, with no further details available.
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Lustig Furniture and Hardware Company
Willam Ryan
Ryan
Hayward
Ermors
Judge Changes Role as Chief at Maynard Rodeo Event
A chaotic report describes Judge Harder being renamed Chief Kingbird during the ceremonial kick-off dinner at the Maynard Rodeo, with Indian dances and eagle feather regalia. Rodeo king Harry Rowell served as master of ceremonies, introducing talent including Frank Dean, his wife, and other rodeo stars amid a crowded meeting of 69 attendees.
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Hayward
Frank Dean
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Liner Promised Passage to Orient for Coolidge Visit
A pledge was reached to sail the liner from San Francisco with 250 passengers for the Orient to permit arrangements for the immediate landing of President Coolidge. Passengers held in port since Sunday noon by a war dispute were relieved as the vessel planned to clear the harbor.
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Iter
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Nazis expected to press final peace move this week
RERLIEN Germany and Italy appear set for a possible final peace initiative this week as diplomatic reports describe cautious optimism among German officials. Observers note Prime Minister Mussolini's stance and widespread press coverage, with continued uncertainty over a clear end to the war.
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Italy
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Bremen Steamship Rumors Spread Over Britain
A Wilmington engineer cites a Toronto professor claiming the Bremen, a German luxury liner, has been captured and outfitted as a carrier. The letter notes youths traveling to a nearby English seaport, with unnamed towns and dates, stirring speculation about the ship’s fate in Britain.
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Ontario
London
Bremen
Taxpayer Pays For the Drinks in Prohibition Debate
Rochester report cites Mrs Ida B Wise Smith of Des Moines accusing relief recipients of fueling liquor sales. She claims taxpayers fund drinkers and criticizes the cashing of relief checks at bars, urging temperance action.
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iLia
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Town
Burglar: Pays Second Visit to Petersen Home
Arthur Petersen a Maynard businessman on Bo Jer. B street reported a second burglary within ten days. Loot included clothing, two suit cases, shirts, and neckties totaling over $60. A watch and chain were also taken. Local sheriff’s office investigated a second break in a Seventh Day Adventists school and church on Castrom alley road with items stolen. Report filed by Helen Young.
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Helen Young
Athertor Street
Pope Urges Hitler to Halt Warsaw Bombing Editorial
Vatican editorial reports Pope Pius XII and Prime Minister Benito Mussolini appear to pursue parallel peace efforts. Observers note Rome and Berlin moving toward pacific steps amid ongoing bombing and shelling of Warsaw with calls to end violence and preserve lives.
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German General Murdered Claim Shook German Officers
London dispatch reports Warsaw radio claims Col. Gen. Werner von Fritsch was assassinated by Gestapo. Prisoners alleged wide anger among officers, with some transferred to the Western front and others arrested. Warsaw station was jammed after the broadcast.
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Mrs. Katherine Wesemann Taken by Death
Mrs Katherine Wesemann aged 82 died at her Crescent Avenue home Tuesday. Wife of the late Met Tich Wesemann she had lived here about 12% years with her niece Mrs Bizabett Herrmann and another niece Mrs Minnie Ruedlie ger of Oakland present for mourning and funeral plans to follow.
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Crescent Avenue
Met Tich Wesemann
Wesemann
Bizabett Herrmann
Minnie Ruedlieger
Oakland
Wesemanna
Coast Searched for 27 Boats After Storm Deaths
Coast Guard cutters and state agencies swept the Southern California coast for 27 boats and 73 aboard after a tropical storm. Seventy-five people were reported missing, with fourteen ships wrecked or sunk. Telephone service remained out for over 26,000 homes as crews recovered remains and assessed the disaster along the San Diego coast.
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Legion Groups To Seat Staffs New Officers
Hayward post of the American Legion and Hayward Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary plan joint ceremonies at Memorial Hall on Wednesday night. Oscar Goodele will lead the Legion as commander elect while Mrs Frances Shannon will be installed as Auxiliary president. The Forty and Eight drill team from Oakland will oversee the ceremony with supervision by Al Markebat of Alameda. The Auxiliary drill team, led by Josephine Foley and Mrs Ann Beart, will also participate.
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Awa Yenris
Godely
Oakland
Mnnlor
al Matkebat
Alameda
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Bra
Susephine Foley
Digierel
Ann Beart
Naval Battle Off Norway Reported
Dispatches from Farsund in Southwestern Norway say a naval clash occurred just west of Norway's southern extremity. Watchers on shore saw three large warships two submarines and many small craft with airplanes overhead. Early reports did not identify ships or damage and they soon disappeared below the horizon.
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Beelnning
Crowds at City Hall Open for Special Voter Registration
On Monday and Tuesday large lines formed at city hall registering voters for the November 7 special election on the Ham and Eggs old age pension plan. Mrs Estudillo registered over 100 and Mrs Irene Jamieson about 50 as crowds continued through Thursday with evening hours at the county courthouse to accommodate those unable to register during business hours.
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