Trotzky Near Death After Attic Assault Evidence Emerges
In Mexico City a Brooklyn girl, Sylvia Angeloff, identified as linked to the Trotzky case, entered Trotzky's suite after a long police search. Monrod, a suspected GPU agent, was captured following an Alpine pick incident. Angeloff, American-born of Russian descent, was taken to the Sixth precinct after a preliminary examination. Trotzky’s guards allegedly beat him during the encounter.
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Trotzky
Mexico City
Sylvia Angeloff
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Lrotzky
Jacques Monrod
GPU
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Pension payouts approved by city board for 512812 voters
The city fire and police pension board approved $12812.91 payments to 206 pensioners and 100 percent fulfillment of August obligations. Ralph G. Mason, a fireman with 16 years service, was added to the pension rolls effective May 16. The board also planned to meet Democratic nominees after Saturday's runoff to discuss an enabling act to increase local revenues.
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City Fire and Poller Pension Board
Ralph G. Mason
Unwanted Dog Seeks Master in San Antonio Crate
A large beautiful collie from Euclid Ohio sits in a wooden crate at the T. and G. N. railroad in San Antonio. The dog’s journey began 550 miles away, freight costing 15 dollars, as telegrams fly to find a local buyer or face a 1550 mile return trip.
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Collle
Euclid
Ohio
Railway Express
T. and G. N
San Antonio
Reds Ask Turks for Ship Route Through Dardanelles
Ankara reports Soviet Russia formally requested from Turkey the right of passage for Soviet warships through the Dardanelles if war breaks out. Turkish Ambassador Haydar Altay was summoned to meet President Ismet Inonu and Foreign Minister Suciu Saracoglu for a conference on the demand.
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Ankara
INS
Russia
Turkey
Moscow
Haydar Altay
Ismet Inonu
Suciu Saracoglu
IWPA Men Form New Organization National Security Union
CHICAGO August 21. The National Security Union is formed by WPA workers and unemployed under David Lasser. Representatives from 28 states form the nucleus of the new organization after Lasser resigned as head of the Workers alliance citing Communist influence.
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Chicago
National Security Union
WPA
Und
David Lasser
Lasser
Workers Alliance
Fifth Column in France and Britain under Hitler
The article, part of Secretary Knox's defense series, discusses Hitler's fifth column tactics in France and Britain. It argues French officers and politicians aided defeat through appeasement and cynicism, while English elites backed Nazi influence before Munich. It notes police arrests in Britain and ponders a possible British fifth column if invasion looms.
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Navy Department
Washington
National Defense
Col
Donovan
Edgar Mowrer
Hitler
Owith
France
Britain
Italy
Germany
Friedrich Sieburg
Otie Rhers
Mke Nolde
Baroness von Einem
Princess von Hohenlohe
Briffiance
Cere Iin
Prange
Europe
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Adolf Hitler
Great Britain
Nazi Germany
British Union of Fascists
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Link
Anglo-German Fellowship
Christian Fellowship
Ramsay
Dublin
Tyler Kent
London
Berlin
Chamberlain
Munich
Brita
Impr
Lord Hawhaw
Beitain
German Set-Up Attribut ed to Weather in Night Raids
Berlin reports widespread damage from night raids on southern and middle England including a munitions factory at Aldeburgh and harbor facilities at Great Yarmouth and Faversham. The communiqué notes limited daylight recon flights, enemy losses of ten planes, and some British aircraft reaching France and Holland.
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France
Italy
Poland
Popular Front
Hitler
Mussolini
Berlin
High Command
England
DNB
Middel
Lowestoft
Exeter
Chelms-ford
Faversham
Barryport
Pembroke
North Ireland
North Atlantic
Irish
Holland
Jerrvange Proper
Army to train meteorologists at Fort Sam Houston
An Army plan to train all Corps meteorologists for cadet status is announced at Fort Sam Houston. Training may send graduates to MIT CALTECH and NYU, with admissions via the Eighth Corps recruiting office. No exact cadet numbers given. Peanut shipments boost Poteet’s harvest as the season peaks.
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Air Corps
Land Scandal Shakes Argentina War Premises
Buenos Aires Aug 21 Immediate measures to shield an army headquarters and barracks from disturbance followed a military meeting with War Minister Carlos Marques. Gen Juan Bautista Molina, a rightist army figure tied to a land sale scandal, faced 60 days arrest as Ortiz, bedridden president, returns to cabinet duties. A senate probe flagged a 2.45 million peso land deal worth about 612,500 dollars, five times its value, prompting the crisis and accusations between Molina and Marques.
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Buenos Aires
Carlos Marques
Juan Bautista Molino
Roberto M. Ortiz
Carlos Marquez
Guillermo Mohr
Argentina
Marquez
Molina
Senate
Malina
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