Danzig dispute eyed for peace talks and reunification plan
Italian sources say Germany and Italy favor a conference with France and Britain to settle the Danzig claim. Nazi circles report Carl Burckhardt has a plan for reunion of Danzig with the Reich and direct links to East Prussia.
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Rome
C.P
Germany
Italy
France
Britain
Danzig
Berlin
Carl Burckhardt
League of Nations
Poland
Free City
Reich
East Prussia
Hitler
Joseph Beck
Albert Forster
Warsaw
Bruckhardt
London
Burckhardt
Derailed Subway Express Sparks Fire Near Coney Island
Twenty one people were injured when a six car subway express carrying beachgoers jammed with passengers and derailed at Ocean Parkway near Coney Island. The train struck a faulty switch 200 feet from a brick switch tower on an elevated Brighton Beach line. Two cars caught fire.
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New York
A. P
Ocean Parkway
Coney Island
Brighton Beach
Brooklyn- Manhattan
Woman slain and daughter wounded in brutal cleaver attack
In South Nyack New York on Sunday a prominent Stockland County club woman Mrs Lilian Nash Raymond 58 was killed with a 14 inch butcher knife at dawn. Her 29 year old daughter was critically wounded and husband Ralph Raymond 58 an inventor for Bell Laboratories died from self inflicted wounds after the attack. District Attorney George W Dorsey said the husband attacked first in his wife’s bedroom after ten am and then pursued their daughter through the house. The girl 12 received 12 hammer wounds and fought with a small hammer. The Raymonds home 14 rooms was bloodied from attic to yard scene. Police say the husband killed himself by slashing wrists and throat. Two other horse disease encephalomyelitis cases mentioned in Bogdenburg Sag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Nyack
N.Y
Stockland County Club
Lilian Nash Raymond
Ralph Raymond
Bell Laboratories of
New York
George W. Dorsey
Rockland County
Phyllis
Raymond
Dorsey
Himage
Doracy
Pickets Claim Victory Over Scrap Iron Shipment at Victoria
Chinese picketers claim success in blocking a scow load of scrap iron destined for Seattle after a dock owner refused to handle the cargo. A minor riot injured a white sympathizer and spilled scrap on the street as officials consider halting all shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Seattle
J. Stuart Yates
Grant Enpy
Shanghai
Japan
Aar
Train wreck sabotage suspected near Carlin Nevada
At Carlin Nevada a Southern Pacific City of San Francisco derailment killed twenty people and injured many others after a 30 foot rail was moved four inches inward. Investigators labeled the incident sabotage with murderous intent and traced the cause to a misplaced rail. A Reno detective arrested a man in Sparks named Bob La Ducher for questioning though denying knowledge of the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
C.P
Harry Fletcher
Southern Pacific
Sparks
Bob la Ducher
Lewiston
Mont
Carlin
A.P
Here
San Francisco
T. J. Foley
Salt Lake
J. H. Mahan
Nevada Desert
Humbolt
FE. F. Hedy
Olympic Club calls for Labor Day Tabor Meet entries
Olympic Club members are reminded training continues Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at the Athletic Park. Entry forms for the Labor Day Tabor Meet are available at the Athletic Park location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic Club
Athletic Park
Horticultural and Industrial Exhibits At Medicine Hat Show
In conjunction with the Medicine Hat Horticultural Society flower show the Arena hosts industrial exhibits Friday and Saturday. Local firms such as Medicine Hat Potteries Ogilvie Flour Medalta Maple Leaf Milling Dominion Glass Redcliff Mills Greenhouse and Percy Pender Butterflies are featured. Entries for fruit vegetables and flowers urged. out of town visitors expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat Horticultural Society
Medicine Hat Potteries
Ogilvie Flour Mill
Medalta Potteries
Maple Leaf Milling Company
Dominion Glass
Redcliff
Medicine Hat
Percy Pender
Horticultural Society
Airport site north of Cranbrook inspected for intermedi ate airfield
Three Dominion Transport Department officials inspected an intermediate airport site 20 miles north of Cranbrook on Saturday. The party included A. D. McLean superintendent of Airways W. E. Fenne superintendent of radio for the Western Division and W. A. Rush controller of radio. Clearing work has begun supervised by Bennett and White Calgary contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
B.C
Dominion Transport
Here
A. D. McLean
Airways
W. E. Fenne
Western Division
W. A. Rush
Bennett and White
Calgary
Anti-British Leaders Open North China Conference
Anti British leaders in Tientsin convened a three day meeting to approve resolutions backing anti British agitation in colonies and in Canada. Officials warned demonstrators unlikely to enter the British concession as British forces mobilized at the boundary if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tientsin
China
G.P
Canada
Weekend accidents across North America claim many lives
A string of transport crashes over the weekend from trains and planes to a subway and a fort incident left heavy casualties in the region. The City of San Francisco derailed near Carlin Nevada killing 20 and injuring 114. A Pan American flying boat crash killed 14 of 16 aboard in Rio de Janeiro harbor. Other incidents include two killed and 54 injured in Denver area trains, 21 injured in a New York subway crash, and six Indiana guardsmen killed at Fort Knox by a dud explosion.
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America
Canada
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Humboldt River
Carlin
Nevada
Rio de Janiero Harbor
Denver
Col
New York
Indiana National Guardsmen
Fort Knox
Deportation Orders for IRA Members Signed in London
Home Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare signed deportation orders for five IRA members bringing the total to 79. Twenty raids in Dublin resulted in three arrests and seizures of papers from houses linked to the illegal Irish Republican Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
C.P
Samuel Hoare
Dublin
Irish Republican Army
Soviet Mongol clash claims repulsed by Japs
Tokyo reports a Japanese army communique says Soviet Mongol forces were repulsed in brisk border clashes on the Manchukuo Mongolia frontier. Shanghai authorities bar European refugees from landing to prevent influx of Jewish refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Hsinking
Manchoukuo
Manchukuo
Mongolia
International Settlement
Shanghai
Europe
Shell Explodes Killing Six Guardsmen at Fort Knox
Six youthful national guardsmen from Princeton Indiana were killed at Fort Knox Kentucky when a shell they believed to be a dud exploded after being carried from the artillery range. General Robert H H Tyndall said five died at the blast and one died later. The youths acted against orders in picking up the shell and returning it to camp.
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Fort Knox
Princeton
Ind
Robert HH. Tyndall
38Th Division
National Guard
Tyndall
Plane crashes near Sobras Island kill fourteen
A Pan American flying boat crashed near Sobras Island in Rio de Janeiro Bay killing 14 people, including 10 passengers. The east coast flight from Miami struck a harbor dock crane, with two passengers rescued as the wreck buried on shore and fuel ignited on the water. The main fuselage sank while the ship did not burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
C.P
Sobras Island
Miari
Fla
Italo German Talks End In Unity Accord
Salz burg reports that Germany and Italy agreed on a united course on urgent and less urgent European problems. Count Galeazzo Ciano flies to Rome to brief Mussolini after talks with Hitler and Joachim von Ribbentrop. They halted on the Free City of Danzig issue but did not set a settlement deadline.
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Salzburg
Germany
Italy
Hitler
Galeazzo Ciano
Rome
Mussolini
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Free City of
Danzig
Reich
Ciano
von Ribbentrop
Berchtesgaden
Europe
Far East
Hungary
Spain
Japan
Rumor Hart Might Join Mackenzie King Government
Vancouver reports a persistent claim that Hon John Hart provincial Minister of Finance could join Prime Minister Mackenzie King’s cabinet. The dispatch cites well informed quarters who say Hart is among contenders to succeed Charles Dunning as federal Finance Minister, as Dunning will not seek re election due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
C.pi
Victoria
British Columbia
John Hart
Mackenzie King
Hart
Charles Dunning
Dunning
Dominion
Transient Drowns While Swimming in Bow River in Calgary
Paul Sergerrie a 21 year old transient from Quebec drowned Saturday afternoon in the Bow River near Calgary while four companions watched. Three Montreal transients Frank Reilly Andrew Thomson and Roland Picard are held as witnesses for an inquest. Sergerrie and companions had stopped in Calgary en route to the Okangan Valley in search of fruit harvest work.
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Calgary
C.P
Okanagan Valley
B.C
Paul Sergerrie
Quebec
Bow River
Frank Reilly
Andrew Thomson
Roland Picard
Montreal
Sergerrie
Melon St
Arvide
Que
Sergerre
Reilly
Paul
War Games Simulate Invasion of Washington
In Manassas Virginia an invading force with high speed tanks and combat cars staged on civil war battlefields to strike the U S capital in an imaginary conflict. The exercise involved twenty three thousand personnel and simulated attacks across strategic sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manassas
United States
Cabot Flies First Regular Air Express to Canada
The Cabot landed at Boucherville after a 29 hour 45 minute hop from Southampton, delivering 30 000 letters and cargo for Hudson's Bay Company. It beat Caribou’s time by over three hours and sails for Port Washington before returning to England. Imperial Airways sent grouse for the president as a goodwill gesture.
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Boucherville
Que
C.P
Air Express
Schetluld
Canada
Cabot
Southampton
Grouse
Presid Roosevelt
Hudson’s Bay Company
Winhip
Trans-Canada Air Lines
Imperial Air
St. Lawrer River
D.T. Stuart
Foynes Hire
Botwood
Nild
D. C. T. Beninett
Mercury
Atlantic
North America
A. C. Loraine
T. H. Farnsworth
R. Martin
C. L. Cheesman
Caribou
United States
Montreal
Port Washington
N.Y
England
Britain
Scotland
Wales
Imperial Airways
Man Slays Caddy in Philadelphia Golf Incident
James McFarland, 27, charged with manslaughter after he struck and killed caddy John Klemming, 35, with a heavy golf club hurled in disgust over a poor shot during a six some at a Philadelphia course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
James McFarland
John Klemming
McFarland
Armies rehearse historic four day peace time drill
In a 50 000 acre arena troops staged a four day mock battle as part of the largest peace time manoeuvres in United States army history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Great Britain and France Strengthen Forces in East Zone
French sources say Britain and France are boosting land sea and air forces in the Near East and Pacific to counter potential action from Japans alignment with Rome Berlin. Reinforcements reach Singapore Suez and Red Sea zones with troops from India Tanganyika and Nyasaland and naval elements arriving this week.
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Great Britain
France
Paris
C.p.-Havas
Near East
Pacific
Japan
Suez Canal
Singapore
North Africa
Indo-China
Batalion
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Eagle
Singa
Wellington
New Zealand
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Palestine-Egypt
Palestine
Suez Canal Zone
Near Eastern
India
Higypt
King's African Rifles
Tanganyika
Nyasaland
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Bredenburg
Sagk
Victora
Funes
ARENA
H.M.S. Gannet
Kchang
U.8.a
The
Canadian Press
I R.A
Hon. J. Hart
B.C. Pinance
U.S. War Games
Little Under
Capt. Bennett
Flying Boat
Medaltas
Herald
THES
Shy Carsons
Afi Ae Ee
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