Axis powers forge Africa Monroe doctrine in talks
Berlin reports that a new Monroe doctrine for Africa is being shaped by Axis leaders in talks between Joachim von Ribbentrop and Benito Mussolini. Rome sources say the Fremdenblatt article links German and Italian aims to expel Britain from Africa and continental Europe, with closer ties to the United States after its Caribbean base acquisitions.
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Berlin
Africa
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Mussolini
Rome
Ham- Wiger Fremdenblatt
Palaonia
Great Britain
Europe
Caribbean
Wremdenblatt
United States
Fromdanhlatt
Washington
British Airmen Ambush 200 Nazi Planes in Clouds
British airmen clashed with a German squadron of about 200 planes above the English Channel. The engagement, described as the day’s greatest air defense effort for London, ended with more British planes shot down than German losses, though the British claimed several German aircraft were downed and the Germans retreated toward France.
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Tondon
London
France
English Channel
High Command
Daylong 4-H Achievement Day Opens at State Fairgrounds
Lewis and Clark county hosts a full day of 4-H activities for boys and girls at the state fairgrounds with 125 entrants. Judging begins at 8 am, followed by sports events in the afternoon and a Banquet at the Placer hotel in the evening. Sponsors include the 41 council of Lents Clark county and Telcha Ktwants club. Judging finishes by noon, and a bake sale auction will sell many exhibits.
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Lewis and Clark County
State Fairgrounds
Fairgrounds
Placer Hotel
Vamt
Council of Lents
Clark County
Telcha Ktwants Club
Tadaya
Auc Hon
Helen Allen
Missoula
Nazis Say France May Declare War Broadcast Claim
New York reports a German wireless broadcast picked up by NBC claimed French foreign minister Paul Baudouin warned Britain France would declare war if six warships passed through Gibraltar were bombed or molested. London reports air raid casualties last night were lighter than on previous nights.
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New York
NBC
Paul Baudouin
Fraves
Britain
Gibraltar
London
Dutchman One Man Air Force Wreaks Vengeance on Nazis
A Dutch flyer, Koens D Parmentier, former Royal Dutch Airlines chief pilot, operates as a lone avenger against German targets in Europe. After losing his family in Rotterdam during the Nazi offensive, he conducts nightly raids from England, directing strikes on Rotterdam The Hague and Amsterdam area. Rumors place a $10,000 bounty on his head.
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New York
Low Countries
Hague
Amater
Wach
Netherlands
Rotterdam
Royal Dutch Allines
Parmentier Atcepe d. Ife
England
Royal Air Force
Maritime body to sell 25 ships soon
Washington reports the Maritime Commission plans to offer 25 laid up merchant vessels for sale to the highest bidder. The sale aims to unload 26 cargo ships from a Florida fleet, with no restrictions cited, potentially affecting British government actions.
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Maritime Body
Washington
Maritime Commission
Saia
Fla
Kidnapping Shocks Bay Area as Count’s Son Is Taken
A brown haired 5 year old child of the Count and Countess de Tristan was abducted near their Hillsborough home. Police and family officials, including Loving Cates of the Phelps Hodge Corp, urged reporters and authorities to withdraw to allow ransom talks after the family said they would pay a $100,000 demand. The boy, guarded at his nurse’s side, prompted a broad search as negotiators sought to satisfy the kidnapper’s requests.
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Calif
Marc de Tristan
Tha
Kd Naper
Ead
Cates
Phelps Hodge Corp
Aftiecis
Ers
CM Hirschey
Wisbrough Po Mee
Young Mere Was
Hia Nurke
Middle
Agra
Mary Foley
Roosevelt says free elections curb dictatorship in Philadelphia
President Roosevelt urged students and alumni at the University of Pennsylvania that no man should withdraw from society’s problems. Speaking at Convention Hall amid defense program displays, he tied the moment to the nation’s 200th anniversary celebration and noted the looming November race against Wendell Wilkie.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
University of Pennsylvania
Republican Party
Wendell Wilkie
University of Penasylvanis
President Roosevelt Attends Hyde Park Birthday Celebration
President Roosevelt arrived from Philadelphia and went to his Hyde Park home to participate in tomorrow's celebration of his mother Mrs Bare Delano Roosevelt's birthday.
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Highland
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Hyde Park
Bare
Delano Roveettle
Nestern Democrats to Hold Parley
John Ronner, Democratic committeeman, left tonight for Rome Idaho to represent the party at its control committee of Montana. A western conference of the party will bring representatives from 11 western states to discuss the parley.
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Butto
John Ronner
Democratic
Attorney Maneral
Beta
Rome
Idaho
Montana
Democratic Party
Helena Bids Grand Farewell to Guardsmen in Big Parade
Helena saluted its National Guardsmen bound for Camp Murray with a large farewell parade and dance. Thousands lined the drizzly streets as units from Helena and Rosendale joined the guardsmen for a sendoff that featured a citywide procession from Pioneer Park to the Civic Center and a celebratory dance. Brig. Gen. John W. Mahan and Capt. Noy B. Arnold attended, joining the federal service volunteers and the Montana guard members heading to Camp Murray for a year of training.
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Carp Murray
Hulena'y
Kunnimet
Titte
Kuloh Ag
John W. Mahan
Montana National Guard
Noy B. Arnold
Rafer
Formice
Helena
Ny Old Regiment
Camp Mureray
Mohan
Equinoctial Storm Brings Montana Rain Faint Thunder
Equinoctial weather brings drizzle across Montana with record lightnings and a temporary blackout in Billings area. Rain totals from Velena to Conrad range from 0.3 to 0.9 inches as communities brace for changeover to autumn.
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Montana
Treagire
Dore
Monana
Velena
Roveman
Chinese French military accord seen if Japan invades Indo China
Hongkong reports say Chinese and French experts have resumed talks and reached an understanding on military collaboration in French Indo China if Japan invades. French authorities reportedly would allow Chinese troops to enter Indo China to oppose any Japanese invaders as negotiations continue.
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Hongkong
Japan
Chines
Indo-China
War Department Orders Large Tank and Ammunition Contracts
Washington reports a 78 million dollar order for several thousand tanks plus contracts for smokeless powder ammunition and other ordnance material. The War Department announced the packages totaling around 279,490 dollars in ancillary costs.
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Washington
War Department
Sithgather Fark
Dutch Officer Says Morale of Invaders Is Severely Shaken
Former Dutch artillery captain Capt. Carter Weele told how Nazi troops training for the invasion of England mutinied and were marched to labor camps with hands tied. He and other passengers cited German losses in maneuvers and civilian informants in occupied France and Holland aiding British forces.
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New York
England
Carter Weele
Exeter
Lisbon
France
Holland
Willkie Appeals to Democrats in Fresno Rally
Willkie urged Democratic voters to support him during a Fresno stop on his campaign trail aboard the Willkin Train. The scene featured cheers for Willkie and shouts of support from children, with Willkie asserting only a three term limit would justify any president. Authorities report a partisan clash of chants as the candidate moves north for further addresses.
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Willkin
Tuote
Ban Francisco
Democenie
Tee
Fresno
Wiltkig
San Trancisco
Tulare
November Voting In County Apt to Make New Record
Officials report a flood of interstate registrants at the county clerk and recorder’s office as the deadline for registration nears for the November general election. By close of day many more than expected lined up to register or renew their voter cards, signaling a potential record turnout.
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Soonty
Nor & Electon
Cenitrias
Britain Offering U.S. Use of Singapore Base
Washington reports say the United States may be allowed to use Britain’s Singapore base as part of exploratory discussions with Lord Lothian and Richard G. Casey. Talks cover possible measures in the Far East amid Japan’s pressure on French Indochina and Britain’s Singapore stronghold role.
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Washington
United States
Singapore
Hull
Tov
Lord Lothian
Richard G. Camey
Far East
Foca
Japan
French Indochina
Parisle
D A V Forget-Me-Not Sale Today At Fort Tarleton
The D A V Forget-Me-Not sale proceeds benefit disabled veterans and families. Led by Mrs Tin Mo Johnson the BAY auxiliary and volunteers organize donations and purchases including shoes, radios, and hospital needs for veterans in Fort Tarleton area.
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D.A.V
Annua
BAY Amliliry
Mra Tin Mo Johnson
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