Goebbels Seeks to Ridicule British Propaganda
Berlin July 14 Goebbels attacked the British press and Stephen King Hall in a blistering essay praising German resolve. He accused King Hall of sowing defeatist sentiment and asserted the Fuehrer unites a nation ready to defend its honor to the last breath.
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Berlin
P-Promiganda
Paw
Joseph Giebbels
Adolf Hitler
Gre
Cormmnance
Stephen King-Hall
London
Fuehrer
DNB
Goebbels
England
King- Hall
Lord Halifax
King-Hall
Obituaries From Saltsburg Area Dated July 18
Two local obituaries from Saltsburg area report deaths on July 15 to July 18. Isadora Evelin Scholert wife of John Schubert died in Allegheny Hospital Tarentum after a long Fayette County and Saltsburg residence. survivors include four sons and three daughters. Celesta Hawk Green died at her daughter’s home in Saltsburg after 22 years there and 10 years in Ligonier. services set at Robinson Funeral Home with interment in Saltsburg cemetery. husband W A Green, daughter Clara Wintemute, son John A Green, and extended relatives listed.
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Pdazwin
Celesta Hawk Green
Clara R. Wintemule
Saltsburg
Ligonier
Saint Johns Lutheran Church
Salisburg
Robinson
W. A. Green
Clara Wintemute
John A. Green
Eastand
Pittsburgh
Leander Hawk
Pocono Pines
Minners Hawk
Turtle Desk
Manda Frey
Laana
Agnes Hawk
Emma Graten
Allan. Fisher
Cleveland
Isadora Evelin Scholert
John Schubert
Allegheny Hospital
Tarontum
Tews
Fayette County
Baltsburg
Anna Sims
Canton
Lilien Black
Breckville
Ohio
Nettie Echobert
William
John L
John L. Wisconsin, David R, Ail Charles
Newport
Rhode Island
The
Methodist Church
Louis G. Defp
Rochester Mills
Allegheny General Hospital
Pitsburgh
Frostburg
Jefferson
Indiana Counties
Loleta May
Pupxsitawney
Rassiter
Rochester Mille
Mx. Depp
M. E. Church of
Richmond
Rockbridge
la Moyne
H. W. Hewitt
Rossiter
Pie Grove
Hugh Given
Germany aims new Balkan axis recall Allied balance
Foreign Affairs reports Germany plans a Balkan axis with Hungary Yugoslavia and Bulgaria to block French and British influence. The proposed bloc would create a barrier from the Adriatic to the Black Sea and shift strategic power in the region amid rising tensions. Geopolitical stakes include neutralities and potential impact on Poland Romania and the defense of Turkey and Greece.
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New York
Germany
Balkans
Ranyank
KUKI
Yurgoslavia
Hiotgary
Europe
Hungary
Yugoslaia
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Adriatic
Black Sea
France
England
Poland
Rumania
Turkey
Greece
Yuguslavia
Albania
Italy
Han
Czecho-Slovakia
PRED WENTZ 89 to be laid to rest in Desire Cemetery
PRED WENTZ age 89 died at 4 30 am Thursday at his stepson Leonard Defrey's Homer City home. Services by Rev Alf Kearney will be at the Jeffrey home then at Desire Cemetery Jefferson County. Survived by stepchildren James Jeffrey Thomas Leonard Jeffrey Mrs Bert Weber Mrs W W Kaufian and Robert Russell whom he raised.
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Pred Wentz
Leonard Deffrey
Tridiana Street
Homer City
Desire
Jefferson County
Jeffrey
Alf. Kearney
Homer City Presbyterian Church
Me. Wentz
Louisiana
The
Odd Fellows
James Jeffrey
Bix Rus
Thomas
Leonard Jeffrey
Bert Weber
Sykesville
W. W. Kaufian
Greenville
Robert Russell
Youngstown, O
George D. Langnon
David
Emily Wilson Langdo
Glen Campbell
Altoona
Glens Campbell Methodist Episcopal Chuyth Mn
Langdon
Bessie Langdon
Charles Hauser
Faye PF. Langdon
Rev
Ginson
Ode Fellows Cemetery
Cherry Thee
Japan Faces Historic Protests Over Britain in Tokyo
More than 50,000 Japanese demonstrated for two hours before the British embassy protesting British support for Chiang Kai-Shek and seeking withdrawal from the Far East. Police blocked entry as banners urged action and anti-British sentiments surged nationwide.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hibiya Park
Vlato
Britain
Aail
Chiang Kai-Shek
Withdra
Far East
Imperial Palace
Brilaur
Tientsin
Heat Wave Shatters Records Across Central States
The nation faced extreme heat with many states hitting record highs. Illinois Kansas Missouri Nebraska Iowa Indiana and Utah saw temperatures reach or exceed 115 degrees in a deadly July spell. Heat deaths were reported in Wisconsin Michigan Iowa Indiana Kansas and Ohio as relief was forecast for Kansas and the Ohio Valley with cooler conditions moving in.
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Illinois
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Ariana
Wisconsun
Michigan
Iowa
Indiana
Sdmers
Ohio
Chicago
Weathey Biureau
College Weather Report From Anomalous Period
Weather notes show partly cloudy and cool conditions with a fair tomorrow. Temperature readings report 68 at 6:00 AM, 84 high yesterday, 4 low. Rain expected in a 15 inch period? Relative humidity around 9 percent. Barometric pressure listed as 28.05 yesterday and 28.05 today.
Husband Drowns Before Wife at Yankee Lake
Mrs Ralph Collar of Hubbard Ohio watched as her 33 year old husband drowned at Yankee Lake. He wore a leather jacket over his head when the body was recovered, officers say he may have drowned while trying to remove the jacket.
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Sharon
Epi
Ralph Collar
Hubbard, O
Weo
Yankee Lake
Collar
WPA Wage Readjustment Sparks Southern Increase
W P A wages to be raised in the South on September 1 while the West and North face higher rates. A federal investigator was sent to East St. Louis to probe threats against relief workers. The Social Security Board reports an 11 percent drop in relief cases in June from May across 95 urban areas and D C.
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Gol. Harvington
Chipago
WPA
Washington
East St. Lots
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Minneapolis
Social Security Board
District of Columbia
State Prepares Road Program in Pennsylvania
In Harrisburg on July M, Pennsylvania officials announced start of a 363.395 million federal state road program approved by President Roosevelt. Secretary J Lamont Hughes said WPA approval funds about 1,000 projects including full width construction 488 widening 38 surfacing 410 bridges 44 guard rails 60 stone culverts 63 and miscellaneous 21 projects.
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Harrisburg
lPi
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
J. Lamont Hughes
Eye patch for Marie Dionne at Callander
Marie Dionne, the smallest of the Dionne quintuplets in Callander Ontario, wears a black patch over one eye to improve the other eye. Eye specialist Wha will examine and DALNE’s idea is to help her vision.
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Callander
Marie
Dionne
Allan Roy Dalne
Squalus Rescue Efforts Extend Amid Submarine Ghosts
Reports detail salvage attempts from the Squalus disaster off the Isles of Shoals. A 290 foot submarine bow surfaced briefly causing geysers and near-misses for Falcon boats. Salvage chains remain under the stern as officers mourn and the navy presses to lift the vessel.
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Naze
Falcon
Fenigon
Vales
Waler
Isles of Shoals
Navy
Brother's foul tip kills boy in sandlot game
In Burlington Iowa this July 14 a 12 year old boy Willard pitched a fast foul tip that struck his 14 year old brother Norman in the heart during a sandlot game. A doctor said the impact likely broke a vital nerve near the heart and Norman died.
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Burlington
Noma Ingraham
Norman
Willard
Children’s eye condition prompts early treatment warning
Dr. Dafoe notes many children show one eye weaker than the other each year. Early treatment may prevent the need for glasses later on.
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Marie
Dafoe
State Board Grants Paroles to 106 Prisoners in Harrisburg
Harrisburg July 14. The State Board of Pardons granted 106 paroles to prisoners in state penitentiaries and county jails. The board acted after hearings on good behavior eligible releases. An 1901 act allows freeing two months early if behavior was satisfactory. No advocates or opponents appeared. members discussed cases privately.
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Harrisburg
State Board of Pardons
Watsons Work Strike at WPA Amid Turmoil
July 14 report from Minnesota details Chester Watson, president of Minnesota Workers Airplanes, urging WPA workers to stay off the job in protest against new relief rules. His wife, a WPA project supervisor at the municipal auditorium, continues daily work and is bound by union rules against striking.
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Paul
Watson
Chester Watson
Minnesota Workers Airlanes
WPA
Beardsley Elected President Of American Bar Association
Charles A Beardsley a native of Pernsylvania becomes president of the American Bar Association in San Francisco on July 14 He is a Stanford lecturer and senior member of an Oakland law firm Born Townville Pa January 14 1882 he finished high school in two years passed the California Bar before graduating Stanford in 1908 Known for arriving to work as early as 2 am and rarely relying on younger associates for briefs
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San Francisco
Charles A. Beardsley
Pernsylvania
American Bar Association
Stanford University
Oaklands
Townville
Stanford
Markets and price rundown from PittsburghJuly market notes
The Pittsburgh market sheet reports salable hogs and cattle prices with ranges for various weights, noting steady to slow demand and specific figures for hogs calves and sheep. It also covers grain bids in Chicago with minor rises, plus produce and fruit prices in regional markets and wheat directions tied to Liverpool demand.
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Alban
Pittsburgh
vPi
Chicago
Liverpool
Cort
Anticipate new skirmishes in Mongol battle
Harbin report from July 14 details ongoing clashes near Nomonhan on the Manchoukuo Outer Mongolia border. It describes Japanese forces, nomadic Mongols, Soviet air threats, and lingering tension as trains carry passengers through Manchuria toward the Trans-Siberian route amid a volatile frontier.
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Standard Vacuum Company
Manchoukuo
Outer Mongolia
Nomonhan
Futux
Russell Brines
Harbin
Manchuyokuo
Paris
Nomonhan Hill
Menchoukuo
Hailar
Khalka
Lake Bor
Quter Mongolian
Mancheuli
Stock Market Snapshot and a Fatal Crash in Grove City
A garbled list of stock prices and company names is followed by a late morning fatality report from Grove City, Pennsylvania. Edwin Merz, 36, of Pittsburgh, died from a fractured skull after a Wednesday auto crash near Hendersonville, while his traveling companion Alex Mikulski, 28, of Stoneboro, is hospitalized with leg injuries.
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Grove City
Edwin Merz
Pittsbugh
Hendersonville
Alex Mikulski
Stoneboro
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Studybsaker Corp
Texas Corp
Timken
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