Americans blame loss on France war plane effort
A group of six American technical consultants in Bilbao say France’s supreme defense effort after war began failed in airplane manufacture due to official indecision and politics. They claim French factories, though well equipped, could have produced up to 1350 engines monthly under German supervision, and note a Southern France plant ready to begin 250 engines monthly in January but never produced any due to shifting specifications.
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Bilbao
Spain
France
Toda
United States
Bishop Juhan to visit St. Andrews for Sunday service
The Rt. Rev. Frank A. Juhan bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Florida will preach and celebrate at the 11 am communion service at St. Andrew's church Beach Drive He will administer confirmation Friends in Panama City know him for Camp Weed work over the past 15 years An invitation is extended to all to attend the service
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Frank A. Juhan
Episcopal Diocese of
Florida
St. Andrew’s Church
Beach Drive
Juhian
Panama City
Camp Weed
Hill And Bussey Win Yacht Races
Chernell Hill and Prentice Bussey won yacht races off the municipal dock as part of the July Fourth sports program. Hill captured the News-Herald trophy in the fish class in the morning while Bussey, skippering a boat owned by Rowe Sudduth, won the Chamber of Commerce trophy in the free-for-all event in the afternoon. A Panama City vs Quincy junior American Legion baseball game at Pelican Park was rained out in the fourth inning with Panama City trailing 5 to 1.
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Prentice Bussey
News-Herald
Chamber of Commerce
Hill
Bussey
Rowe Sudduth
American Legion
Panama City
Quincy
Pelican Park
Carema SCOREBOARD The Indians luck at bargain prices
A historical note on how Cleveland built a pennant contender with low cost signings and smart scouting. It cites Earl Averill, Ken Keltner, Bob Feller, Hal Trosky, Lou Boudreau, and Ray Mack as pivotal figures found through frugal deals and fielding shifts alongside minor league roots and the role of Alvan Bradley & Co. in sustaining a broad development strategy.
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St. Louis Cardinal
Cleveland Club
San Francisco
Earl Averill
Indians
Milwaukee
Ken Keltner
Brewers
Cleveland
Wilkes-Barre
Alvan Bradley & Co
Redskins
Rolly Hemsley
Bob Feller
Hal Trosky
Iowa
Lou Boudreau
Ray Mack
Trosky
Mack
Cyril Slapnicka
Fargo
Boudreau
Steve O'Neill
Buffalo
Henie Weds Rich Sportsman Dan Topping
Sonja Henie, the Norwegian born figure skating star, married Brooklyn Dodgers owner Dan Topping in a private Lake Shore Drive ceremony. The couple, who announced their engagement last week after a Honolulu romance, plan a secret honeymoon. Henie, 27, intends to continue skating careers. Topping, 28, has been divorced once.
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Chicago
Sonja Henie
Dan Topping
New York
Joshua Oden
Irving Park Lutheran Church
Lake Shore Drive
Arthur Wirtz
Topping
Brooklyn Dodgers
Honolulu
Miss Henie
Henie
Orcadegroom
Arline Judge
Florida Men Enroll For Military Camp
Eight Florida men including three lawyers and an editor were accepted for enrollment in the business men military training camp at Fort McPherson. Enrollees announced by the fourth corps area headquarters include John Kilgore of Tallahassee, Herbert Collins of Leesburg, Ralph Marsicano of Tampa, Samuel Hawkins of Gainesville, Hugh Williams of Key West, Arthur Brown of Bradenton, Jay Ellis of Jacksonville, and Howard Gray of Vero Beach.
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Florida
Spence
Fort McPherson
Fourth Corps
John Kilgore
Daily Democrat
Tallahassee
Herbert C. Collins
Leesburg
Geneva
Ralph A. Marsicano
Tampa
Samuel W. Hawkins
Gainesville
Hugh G. Williams
Key West
Arthur D. Brown
Bradenton Motor Truck
Jay W. Ellis
U. S. Treasury
Jacksonville
Howard W. Gray
Vero Beach
Border Patrolman On Screen At Panama Theatre
Border Patrolman George O’Brien appears in a film now playing at the Panama theatre. The program showcases O’Brien in a patriotic action role with a frontier setting and routine heroics.
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George O’brien
Border Patrolman
Panama Theatre
Pepper urges vast preparation drive against Nazi ties in South America
Senator Claude Pepper addresses Independence Day crowd warning of Nazi penetration of Uruguay and Brazil. He cites a $2 billion plan to buy food in nearby democracies, calls for universal service, and demands obedience from powerful interests, contrasting Ford with wartime needs. Pepper urges united support for home defense and warns big men will be forced to obey.
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United
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
South America
Pepper
American Legion
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Brazil
Europe
Amazon
Florida
Hitler
United States
Universal Service
Henry Ford
Great Britain
Yesterday's Stars: Yankees and Dodgers lead doubleheaders
Charlie Keller and Buddy Rosar powered two homer games for the Yankees in a sweep of the Red Sox. Other great efforts included Tom Bridges and Beau Bell, Thornton Lee and Tait Wright, Babe Phelps and Vito Tamulis, Sid Hudson and George Case, Rees and Sebastian Sisti, Bucky Walters and Gene Thompson, Bill Nicholson and Clyde Shoun in various wins.
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Associated Press
Charlie Keller
Buddy Rosar
Yankees
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Red Sox
Tom Bridges
Tigers
Beau Bell
Indians
Bridges
Thornton Lee
Tait Wright
White Sox
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Browns
Wright
Babe Phelps
Vito Tamulis
Dodgers
Giants
Sid Hudson
George Case
Senators
Hudson
Case
Joe Marty
Phillies
Sebastian Sisti
Rees
Bucky Walters
Gene Thompson
Reds
Farmer
Pirates
Bill Nicholson
Cubs
Clyde Shoun
Cardinals
Nicholson
Shoun
League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
National League leader Danning of New York tops batting with 353, Hack of Chicago leads runs with 51, and Mooty of Chicago 5 0 wins best pitching. American League marks Radcliffe of St Louis hits .308, Gehringer and Williams share runs with 59, Foxx of Boston 19 homers, Case of Washington 17 stolen bases.
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Associated Press
Danning
New York
Walker
Brooklyn
Hack
Chicago
Frey
Cincinnati
Fletcher
Pittsburgh
Herman
Whitehead
Werber
Ross
Boston
Camilli
Gustine
Gleeson
Mize
St. Louis
Soolen
Reese
Mooty
Fitzsimmons
Radcliff
Wright
Gehringer
Detroit
Williams
Greenberg
Foxx
Finney
Cramer
Deroit
Boudreau
Cleveland
McCosky
Keller
Trosky
Case
Washington
Italians Gain Along Isonzo and German Push on Fronts
Five miles daily German advances reported toward Warsaw on the Western Front. Italians contend with Austrians along the upper Isonzo while German forces push in the Argonne Forest and claim numerous prisoners.
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Associated Press
Upper
Isonzo
Warsaw
Argonne Forest
Governor Cone Recovers From Prostate Operation
Jacksonville report states Governor Fred P. Cone is recuperating satisfactorily after a Wednesday morning operation for a prostatic ailment. Physicians report he is in excellent spirits and that his post op condition is remarkable given a severe heart attack two years earlier.
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Jacksonville
Fred P. Cone
Trapeze Artist Loses Thumb in Carnival Accident
Osceola Mills Pa a trapeze performer named Frank Torrence lost his thumb yesterday on a flying trapeze during a carnival. The injury occurred when his thumb was torn from a swivel as he swung 90 feet above the crowd. Despite pain he finished his act, keeping his wife safe by holding a hoop in his teeth during the swing.
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Osceola Mills
Frank Torrence
Terrence
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