War Roundup Reports German and Allies Trade Blows Across Europe
A sweeping war roundup cites German success delaying Allied shipping losses and notes British, French, and Allied countermeasures including diverted escorts. It details moves in southeast Europe with Romanian and Bulgarian tensions, rumors of abdication in Romania, and German bombings affecting Britain. It ends with De Gaulle appointing Muselier to lead free French naval forces.
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Rumania
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Almmadi
Rumani
Emania
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London
Muselier
Prisoners of 29 Spanish Taken After Surf Rescue Mishap
The crew recounted a perilous voyage saving 29 Spanish prisoners from a shattered vessel. They faced heavy surf, recovered the boat, and delivered the captives to the Harvard, with a receipt signed by W. R. Hearst. The incident occurred amid broader wartime activity including air raids and naval engagements.
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Afal
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Catjin
W. R. Hearst
Germans Bomb Wick and Bristol Harbor in Reconnaissance Raid
German air units raid Wick Scotland and Bristol channel harbor facilities with fires and explosions. British coast guard ship attacked off Torquay. Guernsey and Jersey islands reported occupied by allied forces. Two German recon planes shot down two British Bristol-Be hinheim fighters.
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Wick
High Command
Bristol Canal
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Guernsey
Jersey
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Torquay
Scotland
Kiel
Weather and temperatures across cities with rainfall and tides
A dense weather table lists temperatures high and low for many U.S. and border cities, with humidity, rainfall totals, and tides. It notes July mean humidity, accumulated rainfall since January 1, and monthly rainfall, plus sunrise and sunset times for several days. It includes a tourist weather section and city-by-city conditions such as clear or overcast skies.
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Aransas
Abilene
Tes
Albuquerque
Aulanta
Puille
Mherlezion
Jheyenne
Wyo
Chicago
Corpus Christi
Tex
del Blo
Denver
Colo
Loulaville
Ryne
Lubbock
Lex
Macon
Memphie
Tenn
Minn-St. Paul
Sheridan
Kamloops
Gan
Prophetic forecast on world power splits by Hart
Dr Albert Bushnell Hart, Harvard government professor emeritus, foresees two powers dividing the world. He predicted events from 1925 onward including a unified Western Europe under Germany, Russian expansion into Central Asia, and potential German influence in the Western Hemisphere within five years possibly via Mexico. He warned of Hitler turning against Mussolini and cited German dominance in Europe.
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Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard
Russia
Central Asia
Indie
Hitler
Western Hemisphere
Roads Open After Flood in Texas Mood Areas
Texas state highway department reports open routes including State Highway 1 from Bastrop to Palacios and U S Highway 90 from Columbus to San Antonio. The San Antonio Houston corridor is open with a detour Columbus to Eagle Lake. Some bridges and routes remain closed or expected to close later, including U S 80 Columbus to Eagle Lake and U S 59 near Victoria and Ganada region.
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Texas
State Highway Department
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el Campo
Palacios
Schulenberg
San Antonio
Schhulenberg
Hallettsville
Perry
State
Gondales
Binchheim
U. S
Ben and
Ganada
Jackson County
Edna East
UJ. B. 59
Wharton
U.S. 59
Victoria
Guadalupe River
Oklahoma City Hit By Heavy Night Storm
A severe wind and rainstorm battered Oklahoma City late last night, damaging windows, flooding downtown stores, and injuring several. A 23 year old, Janus Stokes, suffered a fractured leg and severe scalp wounds when a brick building collapsed after lightning. Police and fire crews stood by as flooding and downed trees disrupted areas north of the city.
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Oklahoma City
Janus Stokes
Capito HU
Crystal Beach Park
U S Flier Offers Canada Aid
Clyde Pangborn, a United States aviator who circled the world in 1932, offers his services to the Canadian government. He states there may be a way his knowledge could assist Canada amid ongoing aviation efforts.
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Oytawa
Daly
Clyde
Pangborn
United States
Canadien
Flood Waters Recede In Southwest Arkansas Texansakar Flood Relief Update
About a hundred residents returned home as flash floods from near-cloudbursts and rains began to recede in southwest Arkansas. Normal rail and highway traffic was restored. Pacific and Cotton Belt trains ran after temporary repairs. Texarkana logged nine inches of rain in 12 hours, with widespread crop damage and lingering washouts. Pangborn, a Washington native, noted as a test pilot and industry consultant traveled to the area yesterday.
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Texarkana
Ark
Elversl
Arkansas
Migscuri Pacific
Cotton Belt
Pangborn
Washington
United States
England
Marshal Resigns From U S Court in China
Gordon Campbell, who has served as United States marshal attached to the U S court for China for the past two years, submitted his resignation today at Sharghal. He will be succeeded by interim arrangements pending actions.
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Sharghal
Gordon Campbell
United States
Mnarshal
United States Court For China
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