Hitler Plans Last Three Point Peace Offer to Britain
Diplomatic circles in Rome report Adolf Hitler is preparing a three point proposal to Britain for a postwar settlement to spare the British Isles from attack. Count Galeazzo Ciano may go to Berlin to confer on terms with German officials. The plan envisions European settlement, return of colonies, and European economic rehabilitation. Britain would act as mediator among gold standard nations and Europe while staying out of continental politics.
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Terrorists Bomb Shanghai Newspaper Injures Twenty
In Shanghai two bombs exploded near the Shun Pao building wounding three staffers as police fought bombs and a gunman. The attack followed orders from the Nanking regime to expel several American editors from the international settlement including Norwood F. Allman and Randall Gould.
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J. B. Powell
China Weekly Review
HW. P. Malin
Hwan-Mei- Wan-Pao
C. D. Alcott
Move for Retirement of Chamberlain Loses
Blackpool report says a government move to retire Chamberlain failed with 439,000 voting against and 161,000 in support. The vote marks a setback for the Chamberlain retirement effort amid wartime debates and labor federation responses.
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Germany Ready to Strike Britain in Fresh Offensive
Berlin broadcasts say German forces have prepared bases from Norway to France and await Hitler's word for a renewed assault on Britain. Reports cite Le Petit Dauphinous and Nazi press predicting a decisive move within days, with Britain warned of potential invasion and heavy aerial pressure.
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J Valentine Faber 68 Oshkosh Resident Dies
J Valentine Faber aged 68 of 335 Merritt street Oshkosh died at 3 30 this morning after a seven month illness and prior heart attacks. Born May 30 1872 in Oshkosh he attended local schools and was son of the late Mr and Mrs J V Faber pioneer Oshkosh residents. He is survived by relatives. Continuous obituary on page 2.
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U S Ships Move as Pacific Fleet Sails from Pearl Harbor
United States forces dispatched 12 cruisers and many destroyers from Pearl Harbor while battleships Colorado and Nevada and the carrier Enterprise joined the second column. Government showed aloof yet sympathetic stance on Japan China truce efforts amid evolving Far East tension.
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Badgers Still Undecided On Wowan's Post
Wisconsin Democrats near a vote on selecting a national committeewoman. Louise N. Givan of Milwaukee held the post but was unsettled by a second Wisconsin caucus. Balloting showed deadlock between Genevieve Blum and Helen Marty, with other nominations and sessions noted.
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Eau Claire
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Monroe
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Menomonie
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Edwin J. Boyle
Burlington
Gustave J. Keller
Appleton
Edward P. Curry
Milwaukee County Democratic
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Givan
Democratic Parley Broadcast Schedule Across Networks
The Chicago convention broadcast plan lists Panama, Mua Broadcasting, and Blue and Red networks. Times span 3:45 to 10:36 p m with segments from 11:50 to midnight and 1:35 to 10:36, covering Blue and Red networks.
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United States seeks protectorate in Central and South America
Santiago reports Foreign Secretary Cristobal Saenz received a note from the United States proposing a protectorate over Central and South American possessions. Details were unclear but the move is part of preliminaries ahead of the inter-American conference opening in Havana.
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63 Are Killed in Wine Mine Disaster near Sonman
In a rain soaked dawn rescue teams pulled 63 bodies from a depths of a bituminous coal mine near Sonman Pennsylvania. Koppers Company said the victims likely include all those in the disaster with 21 survivors escaping two miles into the shaft. Some died from suffocation others from burns. A spark from a coal cutting machine was suspected to have triggered the blast.
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Gettelman Predicts Willkie Sweep Nation
Gettelman states Willkie will sweep the country as a political forecast. He positions himself at the center of the campaign landscape, noting a pivotal shift in voter sentiment and the potential for a strong national result.
Northwestern Weather Report Rough Read
The bulletin notes at 7:30 a.m. temperature 68 and fair conditions with a 1:06 p.m. reading. Precipitation and barometer values are unclear though a maximum temperature of 73 is recorded.
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Japan Cabinet Under Fire Sparks Resignation Crisis
United Press reports Premier Mitsumasa Yomi and his ministers resigned amid mounting pressure for expansionist policies and a single fascist style party. A new cabinet was expected to push an army navy program and pursue closer ties with Germany and Italy, sidelining the United States and Britain. Prince Fumimaro Konoye was seen as a likely leader of a national coalition. The crisis followed Gen Shunroku Hata developments.
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East Asia
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Fumimara Konoye
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Great Britain
Shunroku Hata
Measure Granting Retirement Pay for Ten Officers Signed
Washington residents report a signed measure granting retirement pay to ten officers. The action includes provisions for armed service and active duty eligibility, marking a policy shift amid regional economic concerns.
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Roosevelt
Tod Tenes
Mearng
Windsors to fly 10 U. S. Dawe report
The report notes Windsors will fly 10 U. S. Dawe and eA Sd are Oxoted 1 Werk in tre Be hare te Puard. The next copper leaves isbon Thursday.
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Plank Against Third Term Debated At Democratic Convention
The draft committee discussed an antithird term plank amid talk of sending aid to Great Britain. Senator McCarran declined to confirm who would offer it, while Secretary of Labor Perkins forecast a third term nomination, urging delegates to consider tradition seriously at the Illinois Democratic Women breakfast.
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President Roosevelt Involved In Democrat Parley News
President Roosevelt openly participates in Democratic parley discussions as the convention nears a potential third-term nomination. Reports indicate his intercession in convention operations shapes the party's agenda and pays attention to key players and strategy at the national gathering.
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Roosevelt
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James Uth
Special War Budget Pushed for England
A government push advances a special war budget aimed at England with new wartime financial measures and defense priorities amid uncertain military needs and anticipated legislative action.
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