Yugoslavia Rejects Axis Demands for Rail and War Control
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia refused German and Italian demands for use of its railroads and wartime control of economic and military centers. Premier Cvetkovich planned to fly to Italy for talks while Britain and France back Yugoslavia's neutrality.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Great Britain
France
Dragisha Cvetkovich
Italy
Germany
Yagoslav
Slovenia
Brenner Pass
Romania
Cvetkovich
Ital
Budapest
Stephen Csaky
Hungary
Yaroslavia
Salzburg
Joachim von Ribbentrop
No Cure Possible for Baby with External Heart
Manila August 10 AP specialist said Mary Heart born Monday with her heart outside her chest may live indefinitely. No operation could correct this rare malformation. Exposed heart rests on her chest connected by a large artery and protected by a glass cup. Doctors use balanced aqueous solution to prevent dehydration and maintain moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Mary
Clearing totals slip as weekly returns show drops
This week receipts fell to 122,580 from 224,544 last week and 187,795 the same week last year. In a separate incident two United States army fliers were killed when their plane in formation with two others crashed at Round Lake New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Round Lake
France and United States claim interest in China war economy
Tokyo reports indicate France and the United States told Japan they are interested in the economic problems arising from the China war, adding tension to the Anglo Japanese conference. In Nanking and Shanghai observers note a stiffened Japanese stance toward foreigners and incidents involving foreign correspondents near concessions.
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Tokyo
C.P
China
France
United States
Japan
Ntsin
Ching
Kew
Ttriton
Peiping
Henan Province
Firefighters Contain Burning Rubbish At Riverside Park Scene
Amateur cameraman Bruce Buchanan filmed department apparatus in action this morning as four cars departed the hall and a La France engine sprayed water from a high nozzle into the air above Riverside park. An earlier alarm sent chemical and La France units to a rubbish blaze behind the Chocolate Shop on Fourth Ave at 2 55 a m.
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Bruce Buchanan
Second St
la France
Noazle
Afr
Riverside Park
Chemical
Fourth Ave
Bitter Debate Over Axis Alliance Roils Japan
Shanghai July 10 AP report says young army officers push for a direct axis alliance with Germany and Italy while cabinet leaders fear sweeping commitments. Itagaki and Kanin seek to report to the emperor on the army’s stance as diplomats Shiratori and Oshima push for stronger ties, amid warnings of extremist threats to cabinet members.
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Shanghai
Japan
Europe
Tokyo
Germany
Italy
Kichiro Hiranuma
Ram
Berlin
Hirohito
Toshiro Shiratori
Hiroshi Oshima
Lake Como
Itagaki
Prince Kotohiro Kanin
Yoshizo Nishio
Missing Eastland crew in widening English search
London report says hope fades for Pilot Officer Thomas Adam Darling of Guelph Ontario and four crew members of the Eastland Wellington bomber after it vanished during a mock attack on England's coast. Last radio indicated heading for the North Sea and about 17 miles off Yarmouth. Other crew: Frank Edwards Milot, Arthur Lindley, Charles B Collins, James W Sadler.
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London
C.P
Thomas Adam Darling
Guelph
Ont
England
Darling
North Sea
Yarmouth
Frank Edwards
Dorset
Arthur Lindley
Yorkshire
Charles B.collins
Essex
James W. Sadler
Suffolk
Tollerton
R.A.F
Scottish farm women find Canadian pace too fast
Fifty nine Scottish Rural Women’s Association visitors touring Eastern Canada complain tours are terrible and question if Canadian women ever slow down. They say a 50 mile motor trip is beyond their pace and fear needing a month in bed after the trip as they are overwhelmed by hospitality and constant activity.
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Toronto
C.P
Canada
Scottish Rural Women's Association
Iving
Ontario
Swastika Erased From Stand-Pipe by Brave Painter
Robert Buffum, painter for G. A. Caldwell, climbed the Fourth street stand-pipe at 10 p.m. and 75 minutes later descended after black paint covered the Nazi cross and the Latin phrase Cum grane salis. Buffum called the ascent a brave act as onlookers watched while he was lowered by rope.
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Robert Buffum
G. A. Caldwell
Fourth Street
Bob
Canada and U S Discuss Air Line Rules
Ottawa reports a first day of talks between Canadian and United States officials on international air transportation rules. The meeting sketched a plan for latitude in crossing the boundary, with a 104 mile neutral zone and alternating operation by Canadian and American carriers. Canada seeks parity in operating rights as part of an eventual exchange of privileges.
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Ottawa
United States
Air Transportation
D. Howe
Post Office Department
Washington
State Department
Post Office
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Ask Coin Exchange
U.S
Geneman
Canada
Organization meeting tonight in Medicine Hat riding
Medicine Hat voters are reminded of a 8 p.m. meeting at Park Hall to form an independent association and lay groundwork for contesting the next provincial election. A wide turnout from all parts is expected as the tentative committee seeks to set fundamentals of organization and policy.
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Medicine Hat
Park Hall
Danzigers Rally Behind Reich Amid Polish War Talk
In Danzig a massive crowd heard Nazi leader Albert Forster assure Germans they will not be deterred by Polish threats. He claimed Poland and Poland papers threaten war while urging unity with Hitler and a return of Danzig to the Reich.
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Danzig
Langer Market Place
Albert Forster
Reich
Forster
Poland
Germany
Hitler
Vorster
B C Apples Vernon Estimate Sees 6 Million Boxes This Season
The British Columbia Fruit Board estimates about 6,000,000 boxes of apples will be handled in the province this season. Last year shipments totaled 5,574,187 boxes with the Okanagan expected to supply 5,571,259 boxes and 2,000,000 boxes of McIntosh Reds.
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B.C
Vernon
British Columbia Fruit Board
Okanagan
Wright Wins Goodyear Trophy at Calgary Tourney
Jack Wright of the Legion Bowling Club clinched the Goodyear trophy at the provincial singles championship in Calgary. He defeated Edmonton’s Jimmy Anderson in the semifinal and claimed the premier singles title for the city, becoming the second local to win after Albert Worsley. The Edmonton holder last year was another resident.
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Jack Wright
Legion
Calgary
Wright
Jimmy Anderson
Edmonton
Albert Worsley
Snite Is Married
Courageous Fred Snite Jr aged 29 who has lived three years in an iron lung wed Miss Teressa Larkin 25 in a ceremony at the Snite home. Snite, stricken in 1936, has drawn world wide attention since his illness with a respirator in Peiping and Lourdes pilgrimage efforts by his father, head of a loan bank system.
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Fritz Sick
Vancouver
B.C
Canada
Rhine
Louise Frank
Tacoma
Washington
Associated Breweries of Canada, Ltd
Sick
Chicago
C.P
Fred Snite, Jr
Teressa Larkin
Snite
Peiping
Lourdes
France
Germany Italy to Confer on Danzig Issue
Berlin reports count Galeazzo Ciano Italian foreign minister and son in law of Premier Mussolini may visit Germany to confer with Hitler on the Danzig question. Mussolini and Hitler remain in close contact on German Polish issues as settlement proposals are prepared.
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Berlin
Danzig
Hittler Willi
Bombers Slip Through Channel Defences In Fog
Aided by fog weather allowed bombers from Eastland to cross Britain's Channel coast defences during aerial maneuvers. Thirteen hundred planes took part as Westland forces scrambled to bolster balloon barrages and anti aircraft defences. The blackout test was postponed due to drizzle and low clouds.
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London
C.P
Eastland
Britain
Channel
England
John Anderson
Weymouth Bay
Man Confesses Abduction of Miami Teens Two Held for Ransom
A man named Shares Jefferson confessed to abducting two Miami high school girls, one killed and the other held captive until today. Frances Ruth Dunn, 17, was shot and stabbed. her body found in a swamp. Jean Bolton, 19, was released from a beach cabin where she was held. The girls were lured by a supposed movie contract.
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Boca Ratan
Fla
C.P
Jefferson
Miami
Ranson
Frances Ruth Dunn
Jean Bolton
German press campaign widens to Britain and France
The German press escalates the anti Poland drive with equal intensity toward Great Britain and France. Newspapers accuse the encirclement powers of provoking Poland against the Reich and seek to rally support for wider confrontation.
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Poland
Great Britain
France
Reich
Immigration Wave from Central Europe Strains U S Quotas
A.P. report notes a surge of Central European refugees fleeing persecution and war as U S immigration quotas fill. Hungary faces the tightest limits with 30,000 applicants for an 869 annual quota, while Germany and Poland show large backlogs and high rejection rates.
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Andrew Berding
Associated Press
Washington
United States Immigration Act
Europe
Hungary
United States
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Rumania
Romania
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Count Ciano
Mussolini
Prince Paul
Paris
Greece
Turkey
Italian
Albania
U.S.A
Raey
Manchukuo
Seishiro Itagaki
Gervany
Goodyear Trophy
Snite Is
Married
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