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Balky Balkan Incident Shocks Sofia Night Club
American diplomat George H. Earle reports a clash with boot clad German staff in Sofia as officers and generals scrutinize military maps. A German major allegedly hurled a bottle at Earle during a melee that lasted about an hour, aided by reinforcements and bystanders and leaving police scrambling in the Bulgarian capital.
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Adolf Hitler
Bulgaria
Rumania
Sofia
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Embassy
Tipperary
Earle
Air Crash Toll Rises With Eastern Sleeper Near Atlanta
Last August the nations air lines held a 17 month no accident record but a midnight Eastern Airlines sleeper crash near Atlanta Ga raised six month incidents to four. Seven killed including Rep William D Byron and co crew member. Eddie Rickenbacker among the severely injured. A U S Army bomber also crashed into Panama Bay with seven crew missing. Also Spain's former king Alfonso XIII died in Rome after two weeks of illness ending a 29 year reign marked by assassination attempts.
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Eastern Airlines
Atlanta
Confess
William D. Byron
Maryland
Eddie Rickenbacker
Balboa
Canal Zone
Panama Bay
Spain
Alfonso XIII
Rome
Peacemaking Offer and Pacific Tensions Rise
Japan offered to mediate world disputes but Britain and the United States rejected the proposal. Amid Indo China tensions Japan expanded influence, while U S forces prepared for Pacific defense. The defense drive accelerates procurement and production under E R Stettinius Jr with emphasis on aluminum and tools. A new 8 inch railroad gun joined Aberdeen proving grounds as divisions await arms.
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Japan
Yosuke Matsuoka
Churchill
U. S
Indo-China
Thailand
Siam
Saignon
Philippines
Dutch East Indies
United States
America
Congress
Great Britain
Defense Commission
E. R. Stettinius Jr
Aluminum and Machine Tool Industries
Stettinius
Aberdeen
Washington
Capitol Steps
Hitler and Mussolini warn of new war campaigns abroad
The piece notes Hitler’s Munich speech predicting a spring campaign against Britain’s Atlantic lifelines, while signaling his air power limits and a surge of pocket submarines dubbed pig boats. Mussolini blames British superiority and outlines Africa disaster explanations, with broader miscellany on Moscow politics, Oscar winners, and Washington remarks.
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Hitler
der Fuehrer
England
Atlantic
Munich
Norway
Denmark
Belgium
Netherlands
France
United States
Germany
Britain
U. S
Mussolini
Il Duce
Italy
Africa
Marshal Graziani
Egypt
Predict More Public Ownership of Electricity
A sharp observer forecasts public ownership rising to 40 percent of all electric systems in the coming years, with many predicting eventual dominance over private utilities. Steam generation, once incidental to hydro projects, is seen as a growing government alternative, aided by lower borrowing costs and tax advantages.
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TVA
Supreme Court
Hidden Ways by Frederic F. Van de Water
David Mallory seeks work in New York and takes a switchboard job at a chic apartment house run by Timothy Higgins. He encounters Agatha Paget and her niece Allegra, hears a scream from the Ferriter unit, and discovers a dead man. Suspicion falls on Lyon Ferriter as police move in, while David is drawn into solving the case with Miss Paget and journalist Jerry Cochrane. Grosvenor Paget shadows events as tensions rise.
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David Mallory
New York
Timothy Higgins
David
Agatha Paget
Allegra
Higgins
Ferriter
Pagets
Lyon
Everett
Ione
Paget
Lyon Ferriter
Jerry Cochrane
The
Press
Miss Paget
Grosvenor Paget
Grosvenor
Miss Agatha
Agatha
Mallory
Nebraska
Republic
Shannon
Babylon
George
Chicago
D'Armbaillac
Family drama and danger in New York parlor scene
Grosvenor, Miss Agatha, Allegra, and Lyon Ferriter mingle in a tense post incident gathering. David senses shifting loyalties as a late-night intrusion prompts fear and a hidden threat, culminating in a violent stumble in the dark hallway near Higgins.
Basement chase leaves suitcase as clue in murder case
I stumble through a basement ordeal and confront a mysterious intruder. Lyon Ferriter appears upstairs while Jerry Cochrane tracks the fugitive Addison Sims of Seattle. We race to the Morello as theories swirl about who fled and what dropped in the hall.
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Morello
Higgins
Lyon Ferriter
Grosvenor Paget
Everett
Shannon
Miss Agatha
Allegra
Jerry Cochrane
Babylon
Cochrane
Stalra
Addison Sims
Seattle
Lyon
Ferriter
Triangle of man wife and army lands Mrs Moore in jail
In Glendale California Esther M Moore refused to stop visiting her husband Sergeant G G Moore an army air school student. She was charged with disturbing the peace after repeatedly trying to pass sentries at the base.
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Glendale
Calif
U. S. Army
Esther M. Moore
Sergt
G. G. Moore
Moore
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