Stirs Dispute Over Neutrality Scrapping Versailles Treaty
Washington and Rome clash over U S neutrality policy and Mussolini calls for scrapping the Versailles treaty amid Europe crisis. President Roosevelt defends arms embargo repeal as lawmakers debate aid to England and France. Italian press editorial hints at far reaching settlements to end European tension.
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Rome
Europe
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Milan
Il Popolo D'Italia
Il Duce
el It Waa
Veterans urged to condemn foreign cliques amid war on communism
Gen Frank T Hines head of the veterans administration told the 40th national encampment that American people will not tolerate alien groups advocating Communism Fascism and Nazism. He urged veterans to condemn these groups and to condemn them as American. He warned against attempting to advocate radical villages abroad without understanding the U S form of government and cited racial prejudice as an obstacle to progress.
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Boston
Frank T. Hines
A. S
Aramenian
40Th
United States
Hines
Vanishing German Ship With Mystery Passengers
A 5800 ton German freighter left Philadelphia for Norfolk and vanished near the Delaware river mouth after two mysterious passengers boarded. Coast Guard search was requested as officials note the ship and crew may be involved in espionage. government circles await word from the missing vessel as the inquiry broadens.
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Internationa
Morgansh Customs Officila
Williwat FR. Dgan
Delawsia
Chine
Delphia
Norfolk
Delaware
Delaware River
Ee River
Marcus Clack
Pitesti
Phiadelphia
Teun
Miller Orders Two More Vacancies In City Nuisance Sweep
Kingsport and nearby residents named in chancery court bills were ruled public nuisances. Special Chancellor W E Miller ordered Cleve Johnson, Mary Johnson, Una Mongolian, and James Williams to vacate their homes immediately. The action targets illegal liquor sales and habitual lewd gatherings as part of a county wide vice drive.
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Chancery Court
W. E. Miller
J. E. Upchurch
M. H. Witt
Cleve Johnson
Mary Johnson
Devault Addition
Una Hunter Mongolian
James Williams
Walnut Street
Upchurch
Witt
Sullivan County
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Miller
Johnson
Coort
Williams
Pirate William Kidd Executed in May 1701
Noted pirate William Kidd was executed on May 24 1701 after a trial that established his notoriety. The case drew attention to anti piracy measures and colonial legal proceedings of the era.
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William Kidd
Japs Mass Arms Northern China Amid Eastern Asia Tensions
Tokyo reports claim Japan strengthens Manchukuo defenses with reinforcements via Korea and North China as Russia signals deployment in Siberia and Mongolia. Tass denies large troop movements to the Far East while officials warn of a potential second Russo-Japanese war.
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Asia
Manchoukuo
Korea
China
Soviet Siberia
Outer Mongolia
Geerman
Siberia
Moscow
Tass
Far East
Rusait
Manchukuo
Normandie Liner Delayed From Departing Europe
The French liner Normandie, the world's second largest luxury ship, has its Europe departure indefinitely postponed by order from Paris. Henri Morin de Lindays received the cable confirming the delay, with no reason given. The ship had been scheduled to sail at 6 am EST and had docked Monday with over 1,500 passengers after a zigzag Atlantic crossing.
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Europe
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Est
Henri Morin de Lindays
Henri Cangarde
Paris
Normandie
Atlantic
U.S
Hitler Hints Backing Down On Pole Stand
London reports British officials plan further talk with Hitler while hints emerge Germany may seek direct talks with Poland. A Polish mobilization alert follows reports of German troop concentration on the Slovak border amid European tensions.
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SHU'S TO BE ALLOWED TO SAY TODAY IN NEW YORK
The liners Normandie Transylvania Bremen and Aquitania held in port while customs guards search for contraband will be allowed to sail early this evening, according to Customs Collector Harvey M. Durning. The report cites London and Paris tensions and wartime measures.
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Johnson wins Mississippi Democratic runoff and Bilbo ally gains
The race for governor ends with Paul B. Johnson leading 115,125 to 94,183 over Martin Conner as Theodora G Bilbo faction strengthens. Harrison’s ally Conner is defeated, boosting Bilbo’s stature for 1946 and shaping party delegation balance.
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Sennett Connor
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Pat Harrison
Jackson
Miss
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Hattigabureg
Theodora ‘G
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U. S. Senate
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Martin Sennate Conner
Conner
Bilboi Johnson
Bibo
Roosevelt
Bilbo
Senate
Hugh White
White
Johnson Enters Dispute at Mines in Kentucky
In Bell County Kentucky the labor clash at the Kentucky Ridge Coal Company and Coleman Fuel Company pits the United Mine Workers CIO, Bell County officials, and mine operators against a tense wage dispute. A Friday meeting with acting Gov Keen Johnson in Frankfort aims to resolve ongoing strike activity and intermittent violence including a Sunday highway shooting near the Kentucky Ridge mine.
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Keen Johnson
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Bell County
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CIO
Kentucky Ridge Coal Company
Coleman Fuel Company
Walter B. Smith
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Refuses To Yield However Demands For Polish Area
Britain plans a new note to the chancellor as Germany indicates willingness to negotiate with Poland. Berlin welcomes mediation by Belgian and Dutch monarchs but insists on Danzig and the Polish corridor unchanged amid a German-Polish dispute. War developments include Poland increasing reserves and neutral reports of 300,000 German troops in the protectorate.
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Leopold
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Nave
Roosevelt
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Chamberlain
Weygand to Head Near East Allied Forces
Gen. Maxime Weygand, former French army chief, flown to Beirut after Paris talks and named commander of allied forces in the eastern Mediterranean in case of war. He is 72, recently retired, and took a rapid mission from Ankara negotiations to mutual aid with Turkey.
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Maxime Weygand
Near East
Mediterranean
Weygand
Beirut
Syria
Army General Staff
Maurice Gustave Gamelin
Ankara
Neh
War Crisis Splits French Families As Children Sent To Safety Spots
Paris shows orderly evacuation as nearly 50 000 Paris pupils depart with teachers to country refuges. Trains and special services pull away through Aug 3 with kids ranging from toddlers to teens. Parents and guardians watch with anxious pride while recalling wartime warnings.
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