Hitler’s Plans for Poland Revealed in Washington Dispatch
A Washington report outlines Hitler’s strategy to seize Poland via a bloodless war, using the Danzig corridor as a pretext. Troop movements and staged Polish aggression would prompt German intervention, risking a larger European war and redefining Poland’s independence.
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Washington
Chantelier
Hitler
Toanelig
Free City
Anschlusa
Sudetenland
Poland
Folend
Germany
Danag
Reich
Czechoslovakia
Chiess Point
Great Britain
France
Danzig
East Prussia
Danzig Free State
Free Cuy
Hein
Austria
Helchswehr
Reichwehr
Gelgfrich
Wanxig
Free State
Etzin
Warsaw
Washingtom
Dante
Gdynie
Bollywood screenwriter dies after freezing experiment note left
A Bombay area writer who offered himself for life freezing was found dead amid a note claiming he drank half a bottle. Police say a chemist proposed to freeze him and revive him but the test was not performed. Simkovitch is named in the report.
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Bollywood
Stephen EK
Slo
Ralph Willard
Simkovitch
Aleph Zadik Aleph Elects Officers for Six Months
The Sen Antonio chapter No. 152 of Aleph Zadik Aleph elected officers for six months starting July. Raney Robin was named president with Robert Rosen as vice president Melvin Frank secretary Oscar Schwarza treasurer Lawrence Rosen reporter Jerome Braunstein parliamentarian Gesree Wieder mann sergeant at arms and Isadore Siegal chaplain. Also mentions Moyle Stars Ideal Woon and a note about romance prose in The American Weekly.
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Aleph Zadik Aleph
Sen Antnnio
Raney Robin
Robert Rosen
Melvin Frank
Oscar Schwarza
Lawrence Reson
Jerome Braunstein
Gesree Wiedermann
Isadore Siegal
Danzig and London Officials Discuss Danzig Situation
London July 4 The foreign affairs committee heard a personal report from Sir Howard Kennard on the Danzig situation and wide European and Far Eastern issues. Sir Neville Henderson may brief the cabinet tomorrow, with Count Taczyński en route from Berlin. Discussions also touched Tientsin and a British French Soviet anti aggression pact.
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London
Foreign Affairs Committee
British Rabinet
Howard William Kennard
Poland
Danzig
Neville Henderson
Berlin
Edward Taczyzski
Lord Halifax
Warsaw
Tientsin
Tientain
Britain
Church Services Taken to Picnics Altamont
The Rev. Hector Green notes many absences from Sunday services in Altamont and offers to preach at creek bank picnics for groups of 20 or more, extending religious services beyond the church. The plan reflects adaptable worship during community gatherings on July 4.
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Altamont
Kay
Hector Green
Texas Girl of Daddy Song Fame Enters Films
Hollywood report on Mary Marlin, once known for the Texas Daddy song, taking a support role in Paramount's Victor Berbere after years in New York stage and a prior cafe performance. She recalls the rise with My Heart Bridge to Daddy and hopes to leave that song behind.
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Hollywood
Jay
Mary Marlin
Daddy
Mollywood
Texas
Victor Berbere
Roconvelt
Shin
New York
boardwalk fire damages Atlantic City boardwalk structure
A fire on the Atlantic City boardwalk destroyed a large one story wooden building along Missouri Avenue to Columbia Place. One firefighter was injured while efforts to contain the blaze caused estimated losses around 140000 dollars. The structure housed shops and eateries along the famed promenade.
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Atlantic City
Missouri avenue-to-Columbia Place
Priest Adventurer Priest Lawrence Celebrated in San Antonio
Father Edward Lawrence 64 known in San Antonio for eight years as pastor of Our Lady of Sorrows. vacationed in Alaska and traveled Europe's cities. The popular priest celebrated 32nd anniversary of ordination and hosted a reception at Mrs. Samuel Perkins home. He has flown stunt routes, sailed the Atlantic, and was invited by steamship lines to Tahiti for services as magician.
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Edward Lawrence
Father Lawrence
Alaska
San Antonio
Samuel Perkins
Blanes Road
Our Lady of Sorrows
North St. Mary's
Dring
Pather Lawrence
Atlantic Ocean
Alps
Italy
Switzerland
Tess
Europe
Steamship Company
Tahiti
Honolulu
Jann
Birnie
Joan
Pole Danzig tension rises over espionage and loyalty pledges
The Free City of Danzig and Poland exchanged charges as bitterness grew after reports that Polish customs officials were pledged to Nazi leadership. Poland alleged Polish inspectors reported arms imports while Danzig accused Polish espionage. Foreign observers linked the Nazi campaign to uniting Danzig with Germany.
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Free City OF
Danzig
Dangiz
Germany
Bank of Danzig
Ib Bericeforth
Free City
Pro Nazi German American Band Re elected Leader in New York
New York reports reveal Bunder Kuhn re elected head of the pro Nazi German American band amid embezzlement charges. Herman Schwinn of Los Angeles cites a unanimous vote of confidence and a stance against a third Roosevelt term. In New Jersey, a Dies Committee hearing links the group to propaganda and calls for upheaval as members train for a possible “der tag.”
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New York
Pritz Kuhn
Fuhrer
Gizalling Tal
Herman Schwinn
Los Angeles
Kuhn
Schwinn
Roosevelt
Andover
WN. J
INS
N. J
John C. Metcalfe
Dies Committee
Metcalfe
Here
Washington
Weather Update for San Antonio and West Texas Regions
Weather notes show mostly cloudy skies for Tuesday and Wednesday across San Antonio, East Texas, and West Texas with light to moderate south winds. Highs reach mid to upper 60s in Texas regions, with overnight lows around the high 70s to low 80s. The report includes rainfall totals and astronomical data, plus a human interest line about a man who turned murderer.
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San Antonio
Texsa
HIRNE
Churches of Christ encampment program near Woodlake
San Antonians will take part in the Churches of Christ encampment at Woodlake between Sherman and Denis from July 24 to 28, announced by Rev. A. R. Holton, director of the meeting. Local residents taking part include J. P. Sewell, Mrs. Loyd Rutledge, Mrs. O. V. Lamb, Miss Davy Drennan and Mrs. H. M. Melton.
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S. A
San Antonians
Churches of Chrisbh
Woodlake
Sherman
Denis
A. R. Holton
J. P. Sewell
Loyd Rutledge
O. V. Lamb
Davy Drennan
H. M. Melton
Treasury to issue clarifying statement on monetary policy
Washington July 4 Treasury officials plan to issue a clarifying statement on the complex monetary situation early tomorrow without waiting for the Senate vote on the monetary bill The statement may answer questions on prime price for the nation foreign silver prices gold price the stabilization fund and conditions of operation It could precede Senate action on a House approved bill extending the president's power to adjust the gold value of the dollar and fixing domestic silver at 71 11 cents an ounce Reports suggested Congress may adjourn soon and drop silver legislation a Senate committee member warned a lengthy debate on the neutrality measure could await floor consideration
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Washington
Treasury
Senate
Pri
Congress
Ssk
Foreiert Relations Committee
Hitler Silent On Danzig and a Hollywood Marriage
New York reports from July 4 describe Hitler appearing to ignore Danzig while world leaders discuss Southeastern Europe. Hungarian and Bulgarian officials travel to Berlin for army maneuvers and fortification reviews as press rumors of a Danzig putsch fade. Meanwhile actor Kingsley plans a Hollywood wedding and a return to work on a new play in New Jersey.
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Adair Hiteter
Danzig
Ceporta
Gep
Henry Werth
George Klosselsvanoff
Bulgaria
Berlin
Aldney Kingsley
Brince Paul
Yugoslavia
Hollywood
Biles Boats
Binler
Yugeslav Barf
Jers
Kingsley Mil
Nistore
Gatland
N. J
Norman Thomas Urges Neutrality In War Debate
Norman Thomas, pacifist leader, told the New England Institute of International Relations in Wellesley Mass that U.S. entry into any European war would destroy democracy in America for an extended period. He warned neutrality is essential to prevent a costly civilizational clash and urged keeping the country out of the next conflict.
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Norman Thomas
Wellesley
Mass
America
Norman ‘Thomas
Nelson
New England’ Institute of International Relations
Thomas
Jasb
Nim
Former Banker Charged With Embezzlement and Check Swindling
Everett Owens, 47, former president of the North Texas Trust Company and North Texas National Bank, remains in Dallas county jail today on charges of embezzlement and passing a $203 check. Allegations include a May check at a Corpus Christi store and embezzling $36 from W. W. Duke in December last year.
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Dallas Dallas
INSI
Everett
Owens
Dallas
North Texas ‘Trust Company
North Texas National Bank
Corpus Christ Bank
Dukes
Lsst
W. W. Duke
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