Ribbentrop Ciano discuss Balkans before four power talks
Berlin reports German foreign minister Ribbentrop and Italian Count Ciano will meet in Salzburg for a preliminary discussion ahead of a four power conference on Transylvania disputes. They will urge restraint and present claims before a Vienna session with Hungarian and Romanian delegates.
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Berlin
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Germany
Galeazzo Ciano
Italy
Salzburg
Vienna
Transylvania
Europe
Ribbentrop
Clane
Axia
Ciano
von Ribbentrop
Count Ciano
Belvedere
Kurt von Schusthnigg
Romania
Hungary
High Command
Indian Ocean
English Channel
Kiel
New York
Madagascar
Derby
Birmingham
Chatham
Southampton
Aberdeen
Dundee
Leeds
Hull
Germons
British Raids Stir London As Evacuated Child Killed
London reports a 12 year old evacuated boy and a 19 year old girl killed when a bomb hit their garden amid intensified daylight raids. German force waves over Kent and north coast engaged by Spitfires and Hurricanes, some planes shot down. Incendiaries and gasoline drums dropped nationwide with heavy damage but London spared major casualties.
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London
England
Wales
Germany
Kent
Isles
Kentish
Middle Kent
Thames
Folkestone
Scotland
Air and Home Security
Willkie Dines Quietly in Small Indianapolis Café
INDIANAPOLIS Aug 28 Wendell L Willkie and party stopped at a southeast Indianapolis restaurant for dinner after failing to reach Rushville for a McNary speech. Proprietor Martha Taylor said Willkie autographed the check and listened to the speech on a portable radio while the group ate steak and sandwiches.
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Indianapolis
Martha Taylor
Wendell L. Willkie
Rushville
Charles L. McNary
Willsie
New
Mrs. Taylor
Willkie
Mrs. Willkie
McNery
Mr. Willkie
Lock Up Bikes Police Warn
The Indiana Borough Police Department urged bicycle owners to lock up or bring bikes indoors at night. The superintendent of police emphasized securing cycles to prevent theft and public nuisance.
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Indiana
Prisoner Flees Sheriff Nabs Him in Altoona Chase
William Ridenour, 26, formerly of Indiana, escaped Blair County Jail in Hollidaysburg after a taxi driver was shot in Altoona. Sheriff J Clair Irvin chased him two blocks then recaptured him near a Court Way hideout. Ridenour, serving four months of a six month larceny sentence, had just fled the courthouse when authorities nabbed him.
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Altoona
Blair Co
Hollidysburg
William Tridenour
Indiana
J. Clair Irvin
Altoonz
Ridenour
Irvin
Irvine Ridenour
Blair County
Francis Cain
Indiana County
Yy. E. Creps
Boy Falls Into Cactus Plant in Omaha
Four year-old Dickie Houghton fell from a porch into a cactus six feet below. Four nurses and a doctor spent three hours removing spines from the boy.
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Omaha
Neb
Dickie Houghton
Dickie
Penn State Alumni Dinner Set in Indiana County
Penn State Alumni of Indiana County will hold a dinner meeting on Wednesday evening September 4 at 6 30 at Rustic Lodge. Reservations should be made by calling County Agent Warner. Ed Hibshman the Alumni Secretary will attend and bring motion pictures.
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Penn State
Indiana County
Rustic Lodge
Warner
Ed Hibschman
Convicted for conspiracies in election petition case
Greensburg Aug 28 A jury convicted Fred Lilja and Steve Gaspich of Monessen on conspiracy to violate election laws misrepresenting Communist party nominating petitions and making false affidavits Sentencing was deferred The prosecution charged that in soliciting signatures for the petitions they represented them as petitions to keep the United States out of war.
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Greensburg
Fred Lilja
Steve Gaspich
Monessen
Communist Party
Among Aliens to Register Here in Indiana County
Aliens in Indiana County must register and be fingerprinted under the federal registry act. Tarquini, 58, of Tunnelton led as the first to report for registration, the 12th alien from the county to register. Yesterday several more names appeared, listing Harry Waselko, Joe Parisi, Willimy Welsh, John Mattson Ernest, and others. Penalties include fines or imprisonment for failure to register. About 3,000 aliens in the county are expected to register at Indiana Blairsville or Homer City post offices.
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Indiana County
Alleng
United States
Harry Waselko
Dixonville
Joe Parisi
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
Willimy Francis Welsh
KR. D
John Mattson
Ernest
McNary Sets Campaign Plan for Midwest Tour
Charles L. McNary outlined a six to seven stop speaking tour after accepting the Republican vice presidential nomination. He pressed agriculture policy, criticized the New Deal, and urged continued development of hydro power. McNary warned against foreign military involvement and appeasement, aiming to energize party leaders in Salem before returning to Washington.
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Salem
Ore
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Washington
D. C
Senate
Joseph Martin
Wendell Walkie
Midwest
Martin
McNary
State Fairgrounds
Posse Captures Three Youths in Centerville Burglary Hunt
A posse of police and 20 farmers armed with shotguns chased down and captured three boys at a Centerville sugar camp. Leonard Geer, 6, was shot in the right hand during the escape attempt and taken to a hospital. Worlo Geer, 14, and Francis Mason, 16, were armed and seized. they will be held at Crawford County jail as charges are prepared.
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Meadville
Centerville
Leonard Geer
Herbert A Mook
Geer
Worlo
Francis Mason
Mook
Worle
Greer
Mason
Crawford County
Youth Beaten and Robbed in Baltimore Kidnapping
Garland W. Biker, 18, Gettysburg trucker, says five men dragged him from his truck on Baltimore's East Side, beat him, and robbed him of 66 dollars before tossing him from a car. A taxicab driver then took him to a hospital with head lacerations.
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Baltimore
Gettysburg
Garland W. Biker
East Side
Carriers armed with dog food in Lincoln inmail case
Postmaster Fenton resolved a mail delivery dispute by arming carriers with dog food after a carrier faced ten days of blocked service by a vicious dog. He warned other carriers with similar trouble they would be similarly equipped.
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Lincoln, Neb
BR. E. Fenton
Fenton
Indians Protest White Court at Shooting Trial
In Macon Mississippi a large gathering of Choctaws from several counties traveled to attend the murder trial of Cameron Wesley the tribe chief. They argue a 1830 Dancing Rabbit treaty understanding would let Indians try only Indians locally while Wesley faces a white man’s murder charge in state court. Local prosecutors say the case belongs in U S jurisdiction and the matter continues.
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Macon
Miss
Mississippi
Cameron Wesley
Evans Tubee
Wesley
Dancing Rabbit
Noxubee County
United States Supreme
Red tape and politics in aircraft orders debate
Washington reports show Roosevelt citing 6 361 contracts and 3 654 letters of intention for aircraft while Byrd demands an accurate public picture and warns defense readiness lags. Senate defers on military conscription after Burke-Wadsworth bill votes. Wheeler calls fight over.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
Byrd
D-Va
National Defense Commission
Afl
Jmet
Roose Wer
Congress
Senate
Senate Defense Committee
Chamber
Wheeler
Dmont
House
Maloney
D Conn
European Royalty to Arrive as Refugees Reach New York
Approximately 900 refugees aboard the American Legion escorted by U S destroyers neared New York after a perilous passage through blockaded seas. Norwegian Crown Princess Martha and her children led the travelers, with one U S minister aboard and 897 passengers mostly Russian. reports describe the voyage as dangerous amid minefields and German broadcasts.
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New York
American Legion
U.S
Martha
Petsamo
Pinland
J. Borden Harriman
U. S
Norway
Germany
England
Otta =Tolischus
New York Times
Lord Huw Man
Daviclared
Conraels
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