France Takes Measures Over German Movements
Paris reports from official sources warn of German military preparations. France and Britain vow vigilance and readiness to meet any eventuality as Mayas Agency dispatches note reservists and troop concentrations in East Prussia. President Lebrun inspects fortifications near Launetroit while Slovakia’s status is discussed as Germany’s to claim in the near term.
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Paris
Sen
Mayas
Newn
Albert Lebrun
Larralic
Launetroit
Moscile
Germany
Slovakia
Hetale
APS Will Not Amend For Slapping Of American Woman
Helping Aug 19 The Japanese army spokesman said the sentry who slapped Mrs AL Richard an American woman was punished and denied wrongdoing. He stated the xenity responsible for the playe ring of Mrs Mienard al TMentsin had been disciplined. No fresh orders were issued to guard against such incidents. Frank P Lockhart counsellor of the US embassy judged representations with the Japanese and asked assurance such incidents would not be reported in the future.
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Saluiay
AL. Richard
Mienard al ‘Tmentsin
Frank P. Lockhart
United States
Coast Guard Flier Killed in Plane Collision Near Pensacola
A coast guard aviation machinist mate James Aurin Merrick of Biloxi Mississippi died when two training planes collided near Pensacola Florida. Navy pilot Evalyn Dallas Laurure of Caldwell New Jersey escaped with his aircraft slightly damaged and landed without incident.
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Pennacola
Fla
Coast Guard
Navy
Naval
James Aurin Merrick
A. B. Coast Guard
Biloxi
Evalyn Dallas Laivure
Caldwell
N. J
Forest Fires In State Quiet After Windless Day
Missoula August 18 reports no new fires at regional headquarters for the first time in days. A windless day aided mop up on controlled blazes in the Koote nal forest and surrounding region. Fire crews prepare to release some workers while others continue suppression and patrols along the watershed north of Missoula. Continuous efforts and favorable weather kept most fires contained with officials noting improved conditions.
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Missoula
Hull Lake Tro
Kootenal Forest
Hatoo Naw
Huttlesinhe
Miasoula
Erndiariss
Tuart Ve Fred Tu
Montana
North
Forest Service
Eastern Star Holds Falls Chapter Session Details
Falls Vaux August session of the Eastern Star drew about 1500 attendees for the convention. Highlights included addresses by Mrs Minute J Danskin Glendive and Carl T Thatlin Stones. The general grand chapter leader Mrs Anna W Smalley spoke, with election of officers and installation planned for tomorrow evening.
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Vaux
Turmal Apenvie
Montana
Eastern Star
Ty J. Callaway
Gatling
Minute J. Danskin
Glendive
Grant Mason
Carl T. Thatlin
Stones
Grand Ciine Ler
Anna W. Smalley
General Grand Chapter
Amalley
Court clears rattlesnake race as not nuisance
In Trinidad on August 18 a court ruled that a rattlesnake derby planned by a local junior chamber of commerce is not a public nuisance. A group sought to block the event citing public nuisance concerns but the ruling allowed the derby to proceed next week in line with Confederate veteran involvement.
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Triniand
Cola
John Te
Igning Reantor
Farmers Benefit Payments To Be Reduced Ten Percent
Washington reports that more than 4 million farmers enrolled in the government crop control program will see 10 percent cuts in their anticipated payments. The Agriculture Department announced the reduction applies to about 2 million cotton farmers and other growers under the soil conservation program funded by Congress. Officials note the rate change is in line with provisions allowing adjustments up to 14 percent and does not affect separate price adjustment checks from another fund.
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Washington
Tla
Auiare
Congresn
AAA
Borth
Wis
Umie
Officiala
Gasoline Prices Begin Advancing Across Six States
Gasoline prices at the refinery rose amid a six state crude production shutdown. Retail stations kept prices steady while refiners gauge overall supply. some markets saw small increases but the trend remained cautious. Sinclair Marketing ordered crude reductions, affecting Oklahoma Texas Kansas Louisiana New Mexico and Arkansas.
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Tulsa
Oklo
Sae
Tay
Indictments Against 70 for Violence in W T A Strike
Federal grand jury returns indictments against about 70 defendants linked to a violent Minneapolis strike tied to the W T A relief program. The charges center on obstructing federal work relief benefits and involve Deputy Judge Robert Bell’s report noting warrants were issued for the arrests.
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Paul
Federal Grand Jury
W.T.A
Minneapalis
Robert T. Bell
Autos Charge After Fire Truck at County Fair
Algona residents faced a curbside chase after a speeding fire truck led drivers into the county fairgrounds. Police pursued and cited motorists for following the emergency vehicle, as the blaze inside grew less controlled and traffic moved through the fair area.
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Algona
Town
Girl tourist loses purse on Rimadges
Aug 18 report from Billtodte notes Heal Fastes, Greenville, Mississippi, lost a pocket purse containing about 1.50 in currency and a cheque while taking photos north of Noings. The girl, planning a trip to Yellowstone Park, forgot to pick up the purse. Passenger Edwin Peter non of Greenville is named.
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Billtodte
Creenville
Mirh
Yellowstone Park
Paniong
Ates
Edwin Peter Non
Greenville
Big Circus Star Has Operation While Show Goes On
Mee June Cistlant, wife of Lucio Gristiant and part of a vast circus family, underwent an appendectomy at St Janns Hospital but continued performing with red sparkling costumes. The family, flat artists, animal workers, and musicians continue the act, as rehearsals and routines proceed despite the emergency.
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Mee
June Cistlant
Lucio Gristiant
Blur
Jug Veathers-Rarnim
Bailey
Alawas
St. Jann
Nea
Tentre
Previous Husband Deceased, Woman Applies for Marriage License
Reno Nevada August 18. A noting couple applying for a marriage license today. Clerks murmured “married deceased or divorced.” Respondent answered yes. Clerk asked whether deceased or divorced. The dialogue indicates confusion over previous husband's status and the license request.
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Reno
Nev
Most Powerful Air Motor Ever Built Displayed At World Fair
New York August 14 An American naval engineer unveiled what officials called the most powerful air motor ever built. The engine rated at 1 400 horsepower exceeds prior designs and is mounted in a transport aircraft wing for demonstration at the aviation building. Army officials foresee tactical value for high speed bombers and long-range missions, noting its supercharged design and compact form.
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New York
Paulin
Siayy
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautica
Pritt & Whitnev Division
Wultad Alcraft Cor Verailan
Naval Bureau
Ina “Lanka
Amalion
Levis A. Liehnaon
Teen girl testifies on Nazi plans in United States
A 19 year old Brooklyn girl, Helen Vuoros, testifies before the Dies committee about Nazi plans to conquer the U S, instructions to German American youths, and immorality in Bund camps. She describes joining for sociability and genuine sympathy, recounting experiences as a Bund youth movement leader amid questions of coercion and loyalty.
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Washington
Dies Committee
United States
Bund
Helen Vuoros
Brooklyn
Linck
Jef
Erstelaed
Lola
England Sees Nazi Move As Strategic Pressure Increase
London reports Germany's military possession of Blavakta viewed in diplomatic circles as a strategic move. It may allow greater pressure on Hungary's northern front amid ongoing talks between Hungarian and German officials and Italy's involvement.
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London
Germany
Blavakta
Hudaverst
Mungary
Aminister Gard
Tallan
Germany seizes Slovakia and mass troop move reported
Bratislava dispatch says Germany has taken military possession of Slovakia. A secret pact reportedly places the Slovak army and reservists under German command. Rumors of a German governor and expanded operations near the Polish border swirl as Slovakia’s war minister contemplates resignation. The deal allegedly guarantees Slovakia's independence for 25 years in exchange for internal authority surrender.
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Bratislava
Slovakia
Germany
Bratisalava
Geremanroops
Ferdinand Csudge
Wennel
Jexdera
Poland
Antral
Czecho-Sloyalde
Promenada
Danzig Move Marks Time for Diplomatic Shift
fragmented report describes rising tensions as Germany expands near the Pollak border and discussions occur in Rome. Hungary seeks renewed ties with Germany while Csaky travels amid secrecy, signaling a potential shift in European alignments.
Inquiry into Nevada wreck to be closed hearing with picked delegation
Reno Nev Aug 18 The inquiry into the City of San Francisco disaster which killed 24 persons will be closed with a selected delegation present. Representatives of the public Southern Pacific officials two railroad reps and an interstate commerce commission member will be on hand Gov Carville said. Federal investigators work night and day with rail and Nevada officers to locate the person or persons who moved a rail to cause the wreck near Hawley Nev. A man was arrested at Greer River Wy for questioning on railroad property. fingerprints sent to Washington.
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Nevada
Reno
Nev
Larlin
Southern Palestie
Interstate Commercs Commission
Carville Salant Carson Cu Ha
San Francisco
Jield
A. 1 McDoneld
Southern Pacific
San Frangio
Aidt Railroad
Hare Wey
McDonald
Federal Bureau of ‘Investigation Agente Wera
Renae’t
Railr
Pater
FET
Greet River
Wyo
George Stephens
Stepheny
Washington
State Pioneers Conclude Montana Convention in Dutta
State officials in Helena join the Sona and Daughters of Moo tana Pioneers and the Bo eisty of Montana Pioneers as they wrap up their annual convention in Dutta today. The gathering highlights regional heritage, community outreach and historical preservation efforts.
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Helena
Sona and Daughters of
Mootana
Boeisty of
Montana
Dutta
Ford defies labor board order on worker reinstatement
Ford Motor Company again refused to reinstate 24 workers and 10 others from dismissal cited by a national labor relations board as retaliation for union activities. Louis J. Colombe, Ford president, filed an answer with the NLRB denying the board's charges and asserting constitutional right to free speech.
Wheeler Dinner Set Back to Aug 28 After Delays
Senator B Ky Wheeler administrator donor delay caused by arrangements and reservations from across the state. Committees postponed the dinner from Aug 23 to Aug 29 due to the large number of reservations and logistical issues.
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Wheeler
B. Ky. Wheeler
Dionor Bes Beeg Ponte Foro
Dharna
Holeverlands
Aload
Milk Strike Expands Across New York City Area
New York August 18 The Dairy Farmers Union tightens the strike to push for higher producer prices. City milk supply falls to 60 percent of normal with shortages hitting 1 760 000 quarts daily. bakeries, confectioners, hospitals face cuts. Union leader predicts victory in days as independent dealers show support for uniform price.
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New York
Mailan
Metropolix
Dairy Farmers
Mipstate
New York Milk Distributors
Bak Orien
Ha C.I
Atrikera
Archie Wright
Dalry Vermere Union
Union
Snader
Federsl
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