Pro Nazi Regime Ties Romania to Axis
Bucharest reports circulated that Soviet demands on Romania may come as Premier Ion Gigurtu forms a pro axis government to calm internal turmoil. The cabinet pledged to follow the Rome Berlin axis and anti Semitic policy, with plans for gradual measures and strong defense. Romania, now aligned with Germany, faces tensions with Britain over oil field orders and border issues on the Prut and Danube.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Ion Giburtu
Kremlin
Russia
Prut River
Reni
Danube
Gigurtu
Proaxis
Legation
Romania
France
Europe
Germany
Maly
Carol
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Girgurtu
Iron Guard
Budapest
Hans Otto Roth
Roth
Gheorghe Tatarescu
Mussolini
Ialy
Adolf Hitler
von Hinden
Barnesboro Girl Weds Agnello in July Wedding
Mae Elva Barnesboro and Merle Agnello wed Thursday at the Sabella home. Rev D A Westover officiated. The couple, after a wedding breakfast, planned a trip to Washington Baltimore and the New York World's Fair before settling in a Philadelphia street apartment. Agnello is the Indiana Evening Gazette sports editor.
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Nicholas Sabella
Barnesboro
Mae Elva
Merle Agnello
Josephine Agnello
Frank Agnello
D. A. Westover
Orlando Masiern
Orlando Mastern
Mary Chicerilla
New Brunswick
N. J
Arandora Star torpedoed killing over a thousand internees
London reports a wartime sea disaster near Ireland as the British liner Arandora Star was torpedoed. About 1,200 internees, mainly German and Italian, are feared dead, with hundreds of British officers among the victims. Survivors say chaos and fighting aboard the doomed ship preceded lifeboat evacuations.
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London
Canada
Germany
Ireland
Arandora Star
Bomb kills two at British Hall in World's Fair
At New York World's Fair, a flame thrower bomb disguised as a radio exploded injuring five and killing detectives Joseph J. Lynch and Ferdinand A. Socha. Police swept radicals from the city as Department strategy shifted to the case. The blast, near the Polish pavilion, sent debris across a 50-foot radius and followed two prior bombs in the city within two weeks.
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New York
New York City
Lewis J. Valentine
Columbus Circle
Tve
Josephine Chemiel
Daily Worker
Joseph J. Lynch
Ferdinand A. Socha
Socha
Lynch
Pa Manufacturers Win Navy Contracts
The Navy Department announced awards to Pa firms for aviation components. Struthers Wells Titusville Corp in Titusville received $16,050 for crankshafts. Aviation Manufacturing Corp Lycoming Division in Williamsport got $11,492 for airplane wheels. National Electric Products Corp in Pittsburgh was listed for $5,406.
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Washington
Navy Department
Struthers Wells-Titusville Corp
Titusville Forge
Titusville
Aviation Manufacturing Corp
Lycoming Division
Willamsport
National Electric Products Corp
Pittsburgh
Shaulis services set for Mrs Shaulis in Indiana
Mrs Edward F Shaulis 62 died 10:36 am in Brookville Hospital from injuries suffered in an auto crash near Brookville last Sunday. She was born August 9 1878 in White Township and educated in Indiana, married September 10 1901 to Dr Edward F Shaulis. She leaves a son Dr Frederick S Shaulis of Indiana and held roles in the Indiana County Medical Society Woman's Auxiliary Garden Club and historical society. Funeral at Robinson Funeral Home with Rev L H King to conduct.
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Edward F. Shaulis
Brookville Hospital
Brookville
Ethel Maude Steinrod Shaulis
Daniel Horne Steinrod
Ellen Munshower Steinrod
White Township
Daniel Baker Munshower
Frederick S. Shaulis
Indiana
New Century Club
The
Indiana Historical Society
Robinson Funeral Home
L. H. King
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Shaulis
French Fleet at Alexandria in Abeyance Amid War Tensions
British and French warships at Alexandria remain in harbor as the French are told they cannot depart to join the fight against Germany. Italian planes bombed the port, killing 15 and wounding seven, while British air defences rebuffed raids and offered safe passage to French crews wishing to continue the war.
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Oran
Mers El-Keblir
Britain
France
London
Dode- Canese Islands
Mahmoudieh Canal
Mediterranean
Petain
Adolf Hitler
Younus
Séiz
Churchill
Daily Herald
Dreadnaughy
Fort Roberdeau Reconstructed At Altoona Replica
Altoona July 5 Fort Roberdeau will rise again in a replica ten miles northeast of the city. Ground is to be broken tomorrow for the new fort on the site of the old one. The nine to twelve month project will employ 75 NYA workers and be built in frontier style under sponsorship of the Blair County commissioners.
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Altoona
Fort Roberdeau
America
National Youth Administration
Sinking Valley
George Washington
Lancaster
NYA
Bish County Commissioners
Replacements by U S Army Navy Officers in Latin America
Washington reports gradual replacement of European advisors in Latin America by United States officers as cooperation policy expands. Army air missions reach Brazil Chile Argentina and Nicaragua while navy missions extend to Brazil Colombia Argentina Peru. Non US powers hold scattered advisor posts as staff talks potential rises.
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Lati Famenea
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Brazil
Air Corps
Chile
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Peru
Army
Navy
Argentina
Guatemala
Colombia
Nicaragua
Haiti
War Department
France
Paraguay
el Salvador
Germany
Chine
Italy
Bolivia
Ecuador
Hellivia
Venezuela
Chaco
United States Army
Indiana All County Picnic Ends With Public Wedding
About 7000 people attended Indiana's All County Picnic at the Indiana Fairgrounds yesterday. Attractions included an Indiana County League Baseball game against Homer City, horse races with noted pacers and trotters, and stage shows. A public wedding at 8 p.m. near the grandstand stood out as the Fourth of July highlight, with gifts from Leader Store, Morton's Drug Store, Penn Furniture Store, and the Style Shop for the bride and groom. Fireworks capped the celebration, praised as one of Indiana's best Independence Day events. Florists Willis and Henderson and Bob Wiley supplied towers and decorations. Molly Run Shop provided bridal outfits.
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Seo
Indiana
Indiana Fairgrounds
Homer City
Fairgrounds
Leader Store
Morton's Drug Store
Penn Furniture Store
Style Shop
Indiana Floral
Compan and
Willis and Henderson
Bob Wiley
Molly Run $Hop
France severs ties with Britain over Mers El-Kebir
French cabinet breaks diplomatic relations with England over what Le Petit Dauphinois calls unjustified aggression at Mers El-Kebir. Paris recalls its London representative. Berlin notified. Reports also claim explosions at Lyon amid German troop planning there.
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Geneva
England
Mers El-Kebir
le Petit Dauphinovis
Grenoble
Vichy
London
Petain
Berlin
Reguier
Charles Corbin
Charles de Gaulle
Lyon
Petit Dauphineis
Rhone
Man Walks Into Side Of Auto In Indiana Crash
A pedestrian Calvin Waltermire of 313 North Eleventh Street walked into the side of Lisle Carney's car at the Philadelphia and Eleventh streets intersection around 10 45 p m. Carney of 1311 Washington Street was driving. Waltermire, said to be intoxicated, was treated by a local physician. Patrolman Jay B Brown reported the incident.
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Indiana
Philadelphia
Eleventh Streets
Calvin Waltermire
North Eleventh Street
Jay B. Brown
Lisle Carney
Washington Street
Brown
Walter
Blairsville observes Independence Day crowds and events
Large crowds gathered in Blairsville for Independence Day celebrations. About 2,500 watched the soap box derby, 5,000 the parade of fire companies, drum corps and bands. Legion Park hosted fireworks and a water battle. State Treasurer F Clair Ross spoke on defense and government subversion. Prize winners named for parade units.
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Blairsville
Legion Park
Indiana
O. M. McMillen
William Boesman
J. Hil
Audietorium of the Legion Home
Sea Battle May Have Far Reaching Effect
Britains historic use of force to secure naval power boosts England's resistance to Nazi aims and may restrain neutrals from backing aggressors. The piece argues a global impact beyond Europe, warning that British determination could affect the broader war dynamic and Allied prospects as France collapses.
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Dewitt MacKenzie Britaln
England
France
Britain
Europe
Vlisoce
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