U S Finishes Quiz of Mrs Browder
Immigrant inquiry into Mrs Raissa Irene Browder, wife of Communist party leader Harl Browder, concludes after she appeared at Ellis Island to answer questions about her entry permit. The Alcazar newspaper broadcast revived Spain's claim to the Philippines while Mantle’s surrender to Dewey dated August 13, 1998, is noted.
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New York
Washington
Raissa Irene Browder
Harl Browder
Communist Party
United
Ellis Island
Missing Ranger Aircraft executive amid nine-state search
Police in nine states search for Bert M. Harvey director of Ranger Aircraft Engineering in Farmingdale L I believed missing since Friday. Harvey hired skilled mechanics for government defense contracts and may have encountered foul play after refusing to employ Germans at the plant.
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Bert M. Harvey
Ranger Aircraft Engineering Corporation
Farmingdale
L. 1
Harvey
Int L News
New Army Head in Australia
Maj. Gen. John Northcott was appointed chief of the Australian army staff in Canberra as Lieut. Gen. Cyril B. White died in an air crash yesterday. Acting defense and air ministers Philip McBride and Arthur Fadden were sworn in, with Geoffrey Street and J. V. Pallairn among those killed along with Sir Henry Gullett at the exemplar council.
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Australia
John Northcott
Cyril B. B. White
Philip McBride
Arthur Fadden
Defense
Geoffrey A. Street
J. V. Pailbairn
Henry Gullett
King Visits Kent Ant Air Defenses in Wartime Tour
London dispatch reports King George toured eastern anti-aircraft defenses in Kent as British planes repelled a fierce Nazi air attack over the south coast. He visited gun crews searchlight and sound-locator stations to survey the defense effort.
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London
George
Kent
Britain Bombs Italian Cities in Major Night Raids
In raids on Milan Turin Alessandria and other targets British warplanes killed at least 22 civilians and wounded over 50. Milan suffered the heaviest damage with many bombs in a residential area. RAF said factories at Milan and Turin were seriously damaged during a long night operation across the Alps.
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Italy
Milan
Turin
Alessandria
Vortona
Augusta
Noar Syracuse
Swedish Vessel Sunk in Air Raid
A Reuters dispatch from Stockholm reports the 130 ton Swedish steamer Varia sunk in an air attack in the English Channel. Eight crew members are missing and ten were saved.
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London
Reuters
Stockholm
Varia
English Channel
Cudahy Reports From London on Belgium Interview
New York Aug 14 John Cudahy United States Ambassador to Belgium arrived in Washington carrying his account of a mass interview in London on Belgian conditions. He said he was shocked by British newspaper reports of the interview and defended his remarks about food shipments and American troops.
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New York
John Cudahy
United States
Belgium
Washington
London
State Department
Cudahy
Brooks Squadron Heads to Louisiana Maneuvers Flight
Twelve airplanes of the Twentysecond Observation squadron under Maj. M. W. Mayhue departed Brooksfield Wednesday for the Third Army Maneuvers in Louisiana. The flight planned to land at Houston en route to DeRidder to receive further information on the DeRidder field condition.
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Twenty- Second Observation Squadron
M. W. Mayhue
Brooksfield
Louisiana
Houston
DeRidder
Chinese Pirates Raid British Ship Off Chinese Coast
A report from Shanghai states Chinese pirates halted the British coastal steam Shen Hwa off the Chinese coast. The ship was looted of a $250.10 cargo before it continued to sea. Ground crews to service planes during maneuvers departed San Antonio Tuesday by truck.
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Shanghai
Ree
Shen Hwa
San Antonio
Nazis Fail to Deny Mexico Shelling of England
Berlin radio said inquiries into use of long range guns against England’s southeast coast drew no denial amid New York paper reports of shelling. Mexico City reports the attorney general’s office nearly doubled its secret agent staff, deploying operatives to ports and frontier points on U S and Guatemala borders in a drive against subversive activity.
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England
Berlin
Vi Vis Radio
Redoris
New York
Mexico City
Mexican Attorney General's Office
United States
Guatemala
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