WAR POWER FACTOR War Power Factor
Washington's neutrality debate fuels speculation on European war prospects. Observers weigh August/September crises, Danzig status, and domination among great powers amid economic strains and anxious publics.
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Newspaper
Panama City Pilot
Location
Panama City, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1939
Page
3
Port News Arrivals and Departures amid Belgian and British Voyages
The Maasdam arrives from Antwerp via Tampa with a fertilizer cargo for discharge here, operated by Holland-Amerika Line with Fillette, Green Co. as agents. The Lafayette, now under Waterman S.S. Co. and renamed, shipped from Tampa to Avonmouth London Hull Antwerp in its first voyage under new ownership. The City of Alma sails to London Newcastle Bremeh and Hamburg via Gulf ports, operated by Waterman S.S. Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maasdam
Antwerp
Belgium
Tampa
Holland-Amerika Line
Fillette, Green Co
Lafayette
Avonmouth
London
Hull
Atterdam
Lykes Bros
Dryden
Waterman S. S. Co
Mobile
Cult of Power blamed for European crisis by Pound
SAN PEDRO Calif July 21 Dr Roscoe Pound former dean of Harvard law school says Europe is in crisis due to a Cult of Power. He accuses France and Britain of trying to mentor Europe’s destinies, joining Germany Italy and Japan in responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
New York
Washington
Europe
Poland
Wladislas Sikorski
Germany
London
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Britain
Chamberlain
Wihan
San Pedro
Calif
Roscoe Pound
Harvard
Law School
France
Italy
Japan
Montgomery Suffers Third Shutout Loss
Montgomery, Alabama, July 21. The Rebels opened the week with hope but have endured three straight scoreless games after last night’s 8-0 defeat to Pensacola, marking their second consecutive shutout. The eight runs kept the visitors firmly ahead as Montgomery failed to punch across any runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery Rebels
Pensacola
Fights Last Night Highlight Local Ring Scores
In Sioux City Maurice Strickland 195 from New Zealand knocked out Bruno Dooley 220 from Gary Indiana. In Fort Wayne Floyd Gibbons 202 of Detroit stopped Tony Martin 193 of Chicago. In Baltimore Louis Cocoa 147 of New Haven outpointed Steve Mamakos 152 1 2 in Washington. Jezy Jannazyza 146 3 4 of New York outpointed Andre Jesserun 149 of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sioux City
Maurice Strickland
New Zealand
Bruno Dooley
Gary
Ind
Fort Wayne
Floyd Gibbons
Detroit
Tony Martin
Chicago
Baltimore
Louis
Kid
New York
Andre Jesserun
Lions Parade Opens Lag's International Convention
Pittsburgh July 21 More than 10 000 members of Lag's International attended the 23rd convention after a long parade with enthusiasm. The 50 marching sections included Florida Lions in Seminole Indian dress carrying live alligators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Lag’ S International
Florida
Congress Seeks Quick End to Session on Roosevelt Loan Bill
Washington July 21 Republican leaders join Democratic chieftains in pressing fast action on President Roosevelts 2.8 billion loan bill so Congress can adjourn by July 29. Mead and Barkley outline expansions and reforms while opposition constrains progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Ardery
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
McNary
R-Ore
Barkley
D-Ky
Martin
RFC
Mead
D-Ny
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Jesse Jones
Federal Lending Agency
Emil Schram
Treasury
Minton
Europe
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
Summary of multiple league results with wins and losses. Notable scores include Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 2 and Detroit 7 New York 2 in the American League, Pittsburgh 4 New York 1 in the National League, and Columbus 5 Greenville 3 in the South Atlantic. Several rain interruptions noted in Barabnah-Augusta and Gadaden-Meridian regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Atlantic
Columbus
Greenville
Macon
Columbia
Spartanburg
Jacksonville
Barabnah-Augusta
Corrigan Signs Wrong Way Bride Misses Mrs Title
Douglas Corrigan arrived in Pensacola with his bride Elizabeth Marvin of San Antonio. The famed trans Atlantic flyer, in a jovial mix up, forgot to add Mrs when signing the hotel register. They planned a naval station visit before continuing the honeymoon likely to Jacksonville, flying here from New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
Douglas Corrigan
Elizabeth Marvin
San Antonio
Tex
Corrigan
Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Gulf Coast Highway Push At Pensacola Meeting
At a Pensacola gathering the State Road Department heard new requests for road and bridge projects across the Gulf coast area. The Gulf Coast Highway Association urged early completion of the coastal route in Pinellas. Madison county proposed a Wakulla Springs to Gulf of Mexico link on a 50 90 basis with Georgia across the Withlacoochee river. Re-surfacing of the Clearwater Dunedin highway and many other projects were also listed for funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
State Road Department
Pinellas County
Gulf Coast Highway Association
Madison County
Georgia
Withlachee River
Madison
Valdosta
Gulf Coast Association
Clearwater-Dunedin
Franklin
Wakulla Springs
Gulf of Mexico
Public Reaction To Figure In Neutrality
Washington July 21 A neutrality measure will be evolved from hundreds of talks between Congress members and voters in their states during the coming months. Roosevelt may campaign for neutrality or Borah and Johnson oppose it, but politicians agree the recess soundings will determine the final policy. Barnstorming threats to a neutrality debate are minimized in several quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Danzig
Berlin-Rome
France
England
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Borah
Idaho
Johnson
Calif
California
League of Nations
WPA Asks Help From State Welfare Board
Florida WPA Administrator Roy Schroder visited Tallahassee to seek the state welfare board to resume certifying needy persons for work relief. The board halted certifications after legislative cuts reduced operating funds. Schroder said the WPA cannot take over the task due to drastic cuts in administrative staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
State Welfare Board
Florida
WPA
Roy Schroder
Cone
Welfare Board
Schroder
Big Innings Decide Georgia Florida League Action
In Thomasville Georgia yesterday the Georgia Florida league saw big innings decide outcomes. Waycross plated six runs in the eighth to defeat Cordele 9 to 6 after Cordele erupted for five in the same frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Waycross
Cordele
Miles, 63, dies in Tampa hospital
William Joseph Miles died last night at a Tampa hospital. He is survived by his son William M. Miles, known as Jack, who serves as secretary of the State Road Department in Tallahassee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
William Joseph Miles
William M
Jack) Miles
State Road Department
Tallahassee
Ghost town jail confrontation ends uneasy standoff
Franklin identifies Carl Quail's fingerprints at Goldcrest Bank and warns coworkers. In a tense midnight scene near a ghost town jail, Dick Bancroft confronts Packman from Western Metals and Minerals, who confesses attempted intimidation to scare Roselee Dale into selling. Packman flees as Dick warns of pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Goldcrest
Carl Quail
Rose-lee
Christine
Roselee
Dick Bancroft
Packman
Western Metals and Minerals Corporation
Dale
Dale Girl
Briscoe
Roselee Dale
Buddy
Western M
British Emploees Ban Campaign in North China
Japanese forces in North China launch a campaign to remove all remaining British employees from Peiping Mukden rail interests and related operations as tensions rise across the region. The effort signals intensified pressure on foreign workers amid ongoing conflict and occupation dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
North
China
Peiping Mukden
Railways in Tientsin Pukow Reported By Chinese
Chinese observers in Tientsin report developments on rail links between Tientsin and Pukow. The article notes progress and local commentary on the railway project and its regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tientsin-Pukow
Tientsin
Federal Barge Service Talked On Gulf Extension
A House subcommittee continued its review of Representative Caldwell's bill to extend federal barge service from Mobile Alabama to Carrabelle Florida. The plan would serve Pensacola Fort Walton Destin Panama City and other intermediate points to improve economical transport and water rate parity with other gulf ports, according to Caldwell and L E Thornton a Pensacola engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Congress
Caldwell
D-Fla
Mobile
Ala
Carrabelle
Fla
Pensacola
Fort Walton
Valparaiso
Destin
Port Washington
West Bay
Panama City
Inland Waterways Corporation
L. E. Thornton
Gulf
Ankle Crushed Ends Cal Football Career Hopes
Oakland July 21 Fred Anderson ace passer and line plunger slated to be University of California fullback next fall may never play again. His right ankle was crushed by an 1,800 pound heat interchange he was helping unload for an oil company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Fred Anderson
U. of California
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