Five Peace Drafts Put Before Peace Parley by Big Four
Summaries of the five drafted settlements submitted to the 21 nation peace conference outline territorial shifts Italy ceding Alpine regions to France and Istria to Yugoslavia, Dodecanese to Greece, and Italy renouncing claims in Eritrea Libya and Somaliland. They set joint military limits, reparations, and perimeters for Albania, Ethiopia, Trieste, and internationalized cities, with varying positions on most favored nation status and Danube navigation.
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Joseph Dynan
Paris
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Mont Thaber
Hilde St. Bernard Pass
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Kanga Peninsula
Aaland Islands
Jealous husband kills one. wounds five in Memphis store shooting
In Memphis a jealous husband Robert Horner killed his waitress wife Gertrude Werry Horner and wounded five bystanders at Lawstein’s downtown department store. Officer C R Love fired three bullets, fatally stopping Horner who left a note about burying them together. Horner, badly wounded, died days later.
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Memphis
Tenn
Larry Fox
Lawenstein’s
Bur
Iman
Fox
Robert Horner
Gertrude Werry Horner
Horner
Gardless
C. R. Love
Love
Mary Louie Lamar
OPA Approves Cotton Price Hike Amid Broad Cost Increases
Washington July 31 The Office of Price Administration agrees to raise textile ceilings about 16 percent to lift fabric costs for cotton garments likely boosting overall clothing prices 10 percent or more. Officials warn other living cost measures loom including bread, coffee and cereals as subsidies on flour and other items face review and potential elimination.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
OPA
GPA
Rodlon Textile m
Prcent
Homosexual killer still at large on Stribling
Key West reports say a sailor Benjamin Hobbs, a Negro from North Carolina, was found strangled aboard the destroyer Stribling last Thursday. Navy investigators suspect a homosexual angle after a ripped pair of shorts and blood stains near the gun turret. Officers paused ship movements as divers found a hammer and attempted to identify the weapon. Sailors are restricted on shore leaves while the killer remains aboard and the ship heads to base for fueling and training.
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Key West
Fla
Navy Investis
Benjamin Trobbs
N.C
Hobbs
Eitus Navy
Stribling
Navy
BBL
Aavy
Commander of 9th Army Plans Retirement at Hot Springs
Lt Gen William Bload Simpson, who led the Ninth Army in Europe during World War II, is hospitalized in Hot Springs and announced plans for his full retirement from active military duty.
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9Th Army
Hot Springs
Wailliam Bload Simpson
Ninth Army
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