Invaders Close 45 Miles From Kiev In Major Offensive
Nazi and Soviet reports paint a fierce push toward Kiev as German forces drive within 45 miles of the Ukrainian capital. Soviet counterattacks claim progress north and west of Kiev while battles intensify near Zhitomir and Smolensk.
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Kiev
Moscow
Ukraine
Leningrad
Soiet
Tye
Naz
Russia
NAZY
Byclaya-Tserkay
Tsaiutixeras
Artil Iary
Zhitomir
Ushomly
Korosten
Rostishev
Kilev
Zhitomly
Tiyan Budyonny
Merce
Smolensk Séetoy
Alse Sila Bove
Oops
Porkhov
Comanunique
Anon
Amorensk
Wns
Ag Capecinly
Boylet
Smolensk
High Command
Aviston
Rayon Taken For Hosiery Mills War Emergency Order
The Office of Price Administration announced an emergency program forcing rayon yarn producers to deliver partial output to six hosiery mills to avert dislocation in silk hosiery and silk weaving. About 175,000 workers could be affected as production is pooled and allocated to hosiery and related fabrics. The order runs for August and September, with 57 percent of rayon yarn capacity allocated to hosiery immediately and 30 percent to other silk products or to ease hardship.
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Waarnington
Office of Price Administration
Fomgnt
Rayon
Defense Agency
Rollis Rust Dromediately Srt
Defense
Essery Mills
OPACS
Yir
No Gas in East After 7 P.M
East coast stations will close after 7 p.m. starting Monday as gasoline distributors comply with Interior Secretary Ickes petrol coordinator request. In New Jersey about 30 of 12,012 dealers will stay open as emergency stations to serve interstate trucks physicians health authorities and reporters with proper credentials.
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New York
Secretary of the Interior
Ickes
Petroleu
New Jersey
Lee
W. Garrison
Metz
Petrolim
Derby Defense Counell
Gaeoline
Secret voyage maneuvers kept from public eye
The article reports a secret naval movement tied to the Potomac with a media blackout requested by officials. President Roosevelt plans an Atlantis vacation cruise with secrecy surrounding his whereabouts. Navy Secretary Knox and White House aide Early urge editors to restrict news coverage and press travel with the president. The piece also notes Finland being treated as an enemy-occupied country for trade purposes by Britain.
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DOE
UNS
Roounvele
Washington
Walte House
Wll
Frank Knox
Stephen T
Hadlo
Finland
London
British Board of Trade and Ministry ‘For Exonomic Warfare
Pinland
Guidance and Ten Commandments Marked by Austin Governors
Austin observers note that Governor W Lee Daniel and incoming Governor Coke Stevenson marked a Bible verse and the Ten Commandments for guidance, continuing a 20th century ritual started by Prt Neff. The Golden Rule and a Goldile Kile prank tied to Bed O Danial's platform are also mentioned, with Rosa Sterling notably not marking a verse for his successor.
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Austin
TNS
W. Lee Daniel
Coke R. Stevenson
Prt
Neff
Bed O'Daniel
Deak
O'Daniel
Rosa Sterling
Sterling
Nazis Fearful of Invasion via Norway
Norwegian resistance grows as Germany rushes defense measures for possible British invasion. Reports say martial law is imposed, death penalty reintroduced for sabotage, and civilians warned to beware parachutists. Nazis seize supplies, evacuate farms, and suppress dissent while railways and power plants face paratrooper threats.
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Tondon
INS
Norway
Germany
Reuters
Stockholmsata
Stockholm
Joseph Terhoven
Olso
Rouren
Narwor Ty
Teaters
Aslesund
Kristiansand
Knipsvinger
Bergen
Gerud
Oslo
Ner
Moscow Railway Yards Hit by Sudden Incident
New York report says important railway gates in Moscow were struck by a sudden incident amid German activity. Berlin broadcast picked up by the UBA notes the events occurred Saturday night into Sunday, affecting the capital of Russia.
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New York
Moscow
Rusta
Fullwatic
Berlin
Uba
Weather Forecast for San Antonio Area and Vicinity
Partly cloudy Saturday afternoon and night and Sunday with moderate southerly winds. Airport highs near 98 Saturday, 97 Sunday, with night lows around 74. East Texas region shows partly cloudy conditions with similar southerly winds. West Texas and Panhandle expect partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers and little temperature change.
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Antonio
Ulgat
East Texas
Northland
West Texas
Panhandle
Werther
J. Henry Throng
San Antonio
Tokyo warns 1.5 against aid to Russia
Tokyo officials warned against American aid to Russia amid growing concern over Washington Moscow rapprochement. Reports say Japan imposed economic restrictions including freezing foreign funds and assets for several countries, with New Zealand and South Africa added to the list. High authorities said measures were ready for any eventuality as Japan eyes potential actions in Manchukuo, Korea, and Vladivostok. The press suggested the United States may seek air bases in exchange for aid, stressing the northern route via Russian islands as strategic in the Pacific.
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Joseph Dynan
Tokyo
INS
Japar
Russia
Washington
Moscow
Roosevelt
Japan
Cammerce and
Manchukuo
Korea
Vladivostok
Amur
Selza Sakonji
United States
Britain
Chungking
China
Pouther
Indo-China
Tndia
Esidta
New Zealand
Union of South Africa
East Asia
A. S
Sakonji
Konoye Cabine
Stat Ara
Nicht
America
Russala
Russian Islands
Siberia
Alaska
Pacific
Nichi Nichi
Far East
Typhoon Sweeps Guam Hit by Sweeping Storm
Typhoon Sweeps Guam causes damage reports from San Francisco Pan American Airways quarters. Philippine clipper crew heads to Manila to await relief as damage extent remains unclear. Senator McMary plans travel to Washington to partake in price control legislation.
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San Francisco
Aus
Tn Air
Portland
Gre
Charles L. McMary
Woshington
Jegislalian
Vichy Navy Demands Spark Allied Pressure on Axis
German demands at Vichy talks press for transfer of the French navy to Axis control and for bases in Dakar Casablanca and Algiers. Vichy officials say decisions will be independent of Allied warnings as Marshal Petain's government weighs its options and Washington cautions on future relations.
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Vichy
Mashial
Philippe Petain
Prabinnis
Germany
Nbusters
London
Dean Darian
North African
Dakar
Casablanca
Algiers
Utah
Japan
Atquisitio
Linsas
SouLarmada
Gifnn
Geminis
North Africa
Tin Freie Beet
enhi+ net ig
Sumney Welles
Washington
Jap Troops Move To Manchukuo Indicate New Push
London dispatch reports military authorities observe signs of major Japanese troop redeployment from Japan to Manchukuo across the sea to Rashin and other posts. The reinforcement near the Russian frontier suggests possible fresh Japanese moves, with garrisons tightened near Manchukuo.
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Manchukuo
London
Briceixh
Japan
Korea
Rashin
Manchukwo
al War
Hungary Expels Jews and Foreigners
In Budapest on August 2 an INS dispatch reports Hungary expelled 42,000 Jews mainly Polish and Russian and branded them illegitimate immigrants. The notice says the expulsions aim to protect Hungarian economic life. Deportees were moved across a border likely the Galician frontier.
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Budapest
INS
Podes Pullioriuis
Hungary
Welles and Ormansky Discuss War Aid to Russia
Acting Secretary of State Sumner Welles and Soviet Ambassador Konstantin Ormansky held a further conference on U S war material aid to Russia. Officials offered no discussion of the details.
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Wasrington
Jins
Sumner Welles
Constantin Ormansky
U. S
Russia
State Department
Sumansky
Train kills two near Belleville in Kentucky crash
Aug 2 two men died in a railroad related automobile crash near Belleville Kentucky. William W. Damron 50 president of the Hub Oil company Owensboro Kentucky and Alid Floyd Fauesti about 45 an oil driller Shawnee Lowi are identified as victims. Fire and police investigations followed the tragedy as responders arrived at the scene.
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Bellmill
Belleville
Wiliam W. Damron
Hub Ol Company
Qwenstora
Alid Floyd Fauesti
Shawnee- Lowi
Helping Hand Cary Toe Aug 2 1929 Manussak forgives checks
Matthew Manussak 41 a former South Bend manufacturing official travels with wife Mary and daughters Betty 18 and Raymona 12 to Gary for a fresh start. Detective Lester Clipp arrests him on no charge of passing three worthless checks totaling 83 dollars but arranges restitution and secures him a job at Hub. Manussak and his family will stay with Clipp as he helps him reestablish employment and home life.
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Cary
Toe
Matthew Manussak
Southend
Ind
Maniussak
South Bend
Mary
Betty
Raymona
Gary
Lester Clipp
Manusank
Manustak
Jill
Manusiak
Manuszak
Manuszak Wis
Hub
Clapp
Mss. Minustik and
Threat to Occupy Colonies Made By Welles
United States warns France and Vichy that in self defense it may act to occupy French colonies such as Dakar and French Morocco if axis threats grow. Talks with Britain Australia and South Africa at the state department aim to deter Japan’s moves into Thailand or attacks on possessions in the Far Pacific. Welles and Roosevelt state the Paris regime has aligned with Japan, endangering American security.
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Washington
INS
France
Allien Ir
China
Vichy Tnt
United States
U.S
Dakar
French Morocco
Germany
Dopan
Britain
Australia
Union of South Africa
State Department
Japan
Thailand
Far Pacific
Whyles
Sumner Welles
Lord Helifax
Richard G. Casy
Ralph Close
Vichy
Welles
Roosevelt
ALD Weygand
Governent Ag
Ocakar
Moroma
Maxime Weyp
Wielg Jb
Wold
Waleh
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Hitler
Iis
Voyage
Haerly
Knox
Guam
Petain
Jarboe
S. A
Welles, Sumansky
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