Hitler as the living question mark in Europe’s fate
AP dispatch from New York outlines Adolf Hitler as the central, unsettled factor shaping European balance. It notes his intuitive, opportunistic moves on colonies, Spain, and Franco, and previews shifting German ties with Italy, Russia, and France while warning that future actions remain unpredictable.
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Louis FP
Lochner
New York
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Mediterranean
Spain
Germany
Konstantin von Neurath
Nurnberg
Hhowever
Generalissimo
Franco
Mussolini
Berlin
Franz Josef
Austria-Hungary
Czar
Nicholas
Russia
Kaiser
Wilhelm II
Venice
Urals
Siberian
Ukraine
Nine Nations Sign Pact to Curb Mediterranean Piracy
Envoys from nine nations signed a pact at Nyon to suppress submarine piracy in the inland sea as Britain and France rush a vast Mediterranean fleet toward a historic display of naval power. Italy denies non-signatory status while the League of Nations weighs broader actions.
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Geneva
Placid Nyon
Mediterranean
Great Britain
France
Nyon
Spain
Soviet
Russia
Italy
League of Nations
Britain
Admiralty
Chinese Planes Battle Japanese Fleet In Shanghai Fight
Japanese forces push inland with heavy artillery and tanks as they press the assault on the Chinese line in flooded delta terrain. Civilian casualties rise with refugee boats bombed near Shanghai, with reports of 400 killed or wounded amid the chaos.
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Shanghai
Chinese Central News Agency
Hitler shifts aims as Franco British talks loom
The article describes Hitler seeking a Franco German understanding with France as an initial focus, while signaling a need to pair any such move with Britain. It portrays Hitler’s flexible, intuitive approach and notes uncertainty about future actions and outcomes.
Man’s Temptation To Decorate Foils Government Efforts
Washington dispatch reports the Bureau of Fisheries struggles with people misusing tagged fish. Fishermen misinterpret data requests, converting tags into cuff links or ear rings. Some collectors hoard tags for rewards while others mail back junk data, undermining research into fish habits.
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Washington
Bureau of Fisheries
Washington, D. E
Bureau
Jack
Dread Cholera Epidemic Reaches Shanghai Victim
The first American victim, H. A. Ferguson, 24, of Buffalo, New York, contracted cholera in Shanghai. He had lived there years, worked on English language newspapers as a proof reader, and is hospitalized in the Russian isolation hospital in the French concession with a serious condition.
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Gage
H. A. Ferguson
Buffalo
Ferguson
Shanghai
Grass fire damages fruit trees at Boonville orchard
Firefighters battled a grass blaze at Mrs Ed Clark’s Boonville road orchard this morning caused by a cigarette. Several pear and apple trees suffered slight damage while the fire was contained quickly. Dr W W Rambo left Jefferson City for Chillicothe on a business trip and will return to Berne tomorrow. Nazarene tent revival services at the Dunklin Street Highway 50 junction will be broadcast on KWOS at 3 15 pm under Rev E W Kennedy and pastor in charge K Moxley. Roy L Horn was elected president of the Security Benefit Association with officers Ralph H Jella Fioretta Horn Mary E Kempfer Dr Dale Summers Leonard Phillips K Findlay and others.
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Boonville Road
W. W. Rambo
Jefferson City
Chillicothe
Berne
Church of the Nazarene
Dunklin Street
Highway 50
KWOS
E. W. Kennedy
K. Moxley
Roy L. Horn
The
Security Benefit Association
Ralph H.jella
Fioretta Horn
Mary E. Kempfer
Myrene Vogt
Dale Summers
Zi Inancer
Leonard Phillips
Sentinel
K. Findlay
Typhoid Fever Strikes Rural Area Urging Precautions
Miss Jouch urged Cole Countians to take immunizations and boil questionable water to prevent typhoid. She warned schoolchildren and adults to avoid contaminated sources, keep food away from flies, and follow sanitary measures after a family case.
Labor Against Dictatorship Breen Says
President William Green of the American Federation of Labor pledges to resist attempts to impose dictatorship and autocracy on democratic labor. He vows full support to unions founded on industrial democracy, in a telegram to the AFL convention. Other notes cite labor opposition to communism, picketing at Brooklyn Daily Eagle, and AFL education on fascism.
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Philadelphia
William Green
American Federation of Labor Today
Creen
American Federation of Government
A. B
A. F P. of L
Asbury Park
N. J
Joseph McCurdy
Baltimore
Maryland and District of Columbia Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
New York
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Newspaper Guild
Buffalo
American Federation of Labor
United States
Lewiston
Idas
San Francisco
A. F
L. Teamsters
Federals Meet Pria at Gate at Lebanon Wooded Area
Wilson, in charge, near Lebanon, faces arrest on federal charges as officers uncover about 600 gallons of mash used for whisky. He pleads not guilty at arraignment, bond set at 500 dollars, unable to post. He awaits appearance in Springfield district federal court.
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Wilson
Lebanon
Morris
Springfield
Sky is the Limit for Modern Italy's Boy of 14
Gino Pichi a 14 year old Italian high school freshman dreams of a future in law or medicine while serving in the Fascist youth movement Avanguardista He follows a path from Ginnasio to Liceo and university with options in engineering chemistry and education He is groomed for state service and military duty under Italy's compulsory education and civic system capturing a portrait of youth in Fascist Italy and its clash with American life
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Italy
America
Europe
A. E. Stuntz
Foreign Service
Rome
Gino Pichi
Gino
Mis Fahter
Wfiler Upper
King’s Army
Ging
Il Duce
Phillips 66 Motor Oil Offers Tough Protection
This advertisement extols Phillips 66 Motor Oil for engine lubrication. It promises strong metal adhesion, heat resistant film, and resistance to thinning or squeezing out under high temperatures, aiming to keep engines running smoothly.
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Jonger
Jes
Justices Row Over Black Refusal and Court Comment
The article notes Justice Black refusing a form of action while Senator King and others debate his resignation. President Roosevelt had named Black to the court and made no comment. Attorney General Homer S. Cummings praised Black as highly suitable.
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Black
King
Utah
Pope
Idaho
Logan
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Homer S.cummings
Wife accused in cafe stabbing death of husband
In Trenton Missouri on Friday Harry Leisure died from knife wounds reportedly inflicted by his wife. Mrs Leisure was held on a four thousand dollar bond on an assault with a deadly weapon charge and Prosecuting Attorney Charles Hoover said he would amend the charge today.
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Trenton
Harry
Bill) Leisure
Leisure
Charles J. Hoover
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