Nazi Claim Big War Plot From Allied Documents
Berlin reports sensational Nazi foreign office white book alleging Allied plans to widen war fronts by dragging Scandinavia Romania Turkey Greece and Yugoslavia. Documents supposedly signaled by Generalissimo Gamelin include calls to wear down German forces and seek decisive blows.
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Germany
Scandinavia
Romania
Turkey
Greece
Yugoslavia
DNB
Hitler
France
Maurice Gamelin
Denmark
Norway
Foreign Office
Flanders
Gamelin
Gunmen and hostage woman killed in Tex. shootout
Two unidentified gunmen and a 35 year old Kingsville woman, Mrs. D. Davis, were killed in a second gun fight with south Texas peace officers near Kingsville. The pair had hijacked the Davises car and fled from a prior hold up as about 100 officers from the Coastal Bend area hunted them. The gunmen, unidentifed, came from east Texas and were fingerprinted. the incident began with the Davises and a companion being threatened and told to drive to Corpus Christi.
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M’allen
Tex
South Texas
Kingsville
D. Davis
Coastal Bend
Vickers
Measure Ready for Signature of Gov Jones
Baton Rouge Louisiana July 3 The administration reorganization bill described by Governor Sam Jones as the heart of his program was ready for the chief executive s signature after passing the senate with three dissenters Senators Clements Cawthorn and Boucher. The senate also acted on the fiscal code centralizing financial control and repealing the one percent sales tax both amendments removing plans for legislature elected state auditor. Jones called for finishing this session to implement economy and reorganization and urged no recess despite editorials urging more study of measures.
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Baton Rouge
Sam Jones
State Senate
Ernest S. Clements
Oberlin
Joe T. Cawthorn
Mansfield
Drayton Boucher
Springhill
Clements
Union
Ellis
Covington
Louisiana
Senate
Dolph Frantz
Shreveport Journal
Shreveport Times
Jones
Caution Urged for July Fourth in Louisiana
Governor Sam H. Jones issued a proclamation urging all residents to exercise extreme caution on Independence Day to minimize accidents. State police will increase vigilance to apprehend individuals whose conduct could endanger public safety.
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Baton Rouge
Sam H. Jones
Louisiana
Tomorow
Army Ordnance Keeps Tanks in Motion on the Move
Fort Knox reporting that ordnance units including 234 officers and 52 vehicles operate as a rolling garage to supply, repair, and arm armored units. The Fort Knox 7th cavalry brigade with about 110 vehicles and thousands of weapons is expanding toward an armored corps with 4,000 vehicles and 13,000 automatic weapons as war requires faster support.
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Fort Knox
Fort Knox 7Th Cavalry Brigade
Willkie Frames Election Fight Over New Deal Philosophy
Wendell Willkie argued party lines would be less relevant in the campaign and that the core issue would be the New Deal philosophy versus its opponents. He dismissed Wheeler as a Democratic nominee threat and predicted victory regardless of the Democratic candidate. He also endorsed the idea that Roosevelt could not beat him if Roosevelts ran a third term.
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Scott Hershey
New York
Wendell Willkie
John L. Lewis
Wheeler
Montana
Willkie
Lewis
Roosevelt
Drastic anti Jewish laws proposed in Hungary
Budapest reports a new Hungarian Nazi bill banning Jews from driving cars becoming midwives hoisting the flag and signing legal documents It restricts intermarriage to only the eldest children of Jewish families and reclasses non Jewish men who marry Jewish women as Jews It mandates Hebrew names for Jews and limits reading to Hebrew or Yiddish books and bars foreign Jews from visas All businesses employing Jews would be labeled Jewish enterprises
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Budapest
Germany
Nuremberg
Hungary
Asleep Not Dead Tony Tells Friends
Newark report says rumors that Tony Gaiento is dead spread today. He awoke from sleep and denied the stories saying I am all right and asleep.
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Tony
Newark
N. J
Tony Gaiento
Medical Paper Calls for Bedside Research Over Lab Work
The American Medical Association journal urges more doctors at the bedside and in clinics, arguing that practical patient care offers quicker benefits than laboratory animal studies. It says animal research remains essential but should not eclipse human-based investigations.
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American Medical Association
Casey Koch Surrenders to Police Over Burglary Case
In New Orleans 19 year old Charlies Koch surrendered to police and admitted a Pennsylvania burglary. Reading officials deemed the offense too trivial to extradite Koch. In Cincinnati Koch surrendered again and police declined to press the charge. Last night Koch walked into the Reading detective bureau and told Detective John St. Clair he hitch hiked back because he was worried. He was held without charge for questioning.
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Reading
New Oreans
Charlies Koch
Pennsylvania
Koch
Cincinnati
Reading Detective Bureau
John St. Clair
Defense programs move toward expanding U S air and sea power
Washington reports a tentative Packard contract to build 9,000 aircraft engines for U S and Britain plus a vast new defense program potentially costing billions. Navy awards contracts for three aircraft carriers and two cruisers totaling about 169.5 million while battleships and other ships begin work.
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Packard Motor Company
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Great Britain
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Henry Ford
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Newport News
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War at a Glance shows bold daylight raid and casualties
German air raids on English beaches kill 12 and wound 123, a Nazi bomber destroyed in the latest attack as Britain endures a string of raids. Allied plans to drag Romania Turkey Greece Yugoslavia and Scandinavia into war are alleged by the official German news agency. Reports from Budapest Bern Amsterdam Hong Kong summarize military and political developments among Axis and Allied powers.
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Associated Preas
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Berlin
Rumania
Turkey
Greece
Yugoslavia
Scandinavia
Germany
Nation Mourns Territory Loss to Soviet Union
Romania endures a five day crisis after losing one sixth of its land and one fifth of its population to Soviet occupation. Refugees flood across borders as anti Jewish demonstrations surge. King Carol II consults ministers to curb further losses and restore unity. 390,000 homeless and 166,000 Jews move toward or within new borders as government flags with black cloth.
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Robert St. John
Bucharest
Romania
Bessarabia
Port Bucovina
Balkan Kingdom
Carol I I
Chisinau
Cornwall
Loas
Red Army
Old Romania
Carol
Johann Fabricius
Soviet Russia
Constantine Argetoniau
Germans warn Dutch country over actions against Winkelman
Germans threaten sharp counter measures after General Henri Gerard Winkelman, Dutch commander, faced charges of abusing surrender privileges and was removed from demobilization duties and taken as a prisoner of war. Colonel J G Schwabedimen named German commissioner to oversee Dutch demobilization.
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Henri Gerard Winkelman
Netherlands
Winkelman
Germany
Fuehrer
Calonel
J. G. Schwabedimen
Mitchum Campaign Offers Slapdash Songs and Speeches
State Representative John Henry Mitchum of Independence county seeks reelection with a plan that features a hillbilly band first playing then Mitchum delivering a speech and allowing more music. The hastily described event mix blends campaign rhetoric with entertainment in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Ark
John Henry Mitchum
Independence County
Knox Cleared for Navy Secretary Post by Senate Panel
The Senate Naval Affairs Committee approved Colonel Frank Knox of Chicago by a 9 to 5 vote to be secretary of the navy. The action paves the way for Senate consideration likely early next week of Knox and R. L. Stimson for secretary of war. Knox denied reports he favored sending U S troops to Europe.
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Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Frank Knox
Chicago
Senate
Knox Tront
R. L. Stimson
Naval Committee
Knox
United States
Europe
Senate Military Affaire Committee
Span Defenses To Drop Explosives Harass United Kingdom
UK wartime report describes July raids with German bombers attacking the southeast building fires and northeastern towns. Civilian casualties include a baby and grandmother from a house destruction, while workers suffer injuries from multiple bombs. British anti-aircraft fire and pursuit planes claimed several enemy aircraft, marking heavy raids on British soil with continued southern assaults and coastal defenses in action.
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United Kingdom
London
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Naxi
Erigland
Britten
See
Coms
Air Ministry- Saaanene
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