Poland Sees No Early Threat To Danzig
PAWS July 1H Poen Am bassador Jules Lukasiewicz told Foreign Minister Georges Hannell that Warsaw did not expect German action against the free city of Danzig in the immediate future. The two had conferred nearly a year. Poland planned to delay its protest to the Wuzi controlled Danplz Senate over reports of militarization until the situation became more critical.
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Omega Oil Promises Relief for Sore Feet
A retailer touts Omega Oil as a nightly remedy for burning feet. The ad claims rubbing it in before bed eases sting, aching, and surface soreness, helping workers such as policemen and store staff start the next day pain free for 35 cents.
Britain to Send Planes for Bastille Day Exercise
London reports the war ministry plans five squadrons to France for Bastille Day exercises on July 14. A government bill aims to create a large credit fund for Britain’s allies, with figures cited near 100 million pounds, to aid France, Romania, Greece, and Turkey with industrial and export credits, while other measures exist.
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Greece
Turkey
Britain weighs Danzig stance and air force moves
In a Commons hearing Britain's position on Danzig and dispatch of RAF squadrons abroad drew focus. Britain consulted Poland and France on phrasing of a declaration, but a unilateral statement was anticipated. Talks delay seen on a broader British French Soviet pact and possible Moscow negotiations.
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Danzig
Royal Air Force
Poveminent
Poland
France
Mosccow
Moscow
Naes
Royal Couple Sails for Norway Home
Crown Prince Olay and Crown Princess Martha of Norway depart New York after a 15,000 mile journey through 14 states. They say the United States is vast and hope to return. The royal pair wave from the liner Stavan eckjord Tor Norway as they sail north.
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New York
Prince Olay
Martha of
United States
Stavaneckjord
Rains Retard Work in Cotton Fields
New Orleans July 6 heavy rains hindered cultivation in central cotton districts and boosted weevil activity, according to the government weekly Weather Summary. Elsewhere weather was satisfactory and progress was good, with Texas reporting satisfactory progress except in northern counties where cultivation lagged.
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Texas
Italian Workers On Tour Of Hungary Halted Tour Titling
Italian workers on tour of Hungary in a holiday rest program, representing diverse industries, began their visit to Budapest from July 6. The group mirrors a previously paid Italian tour by Hungarian workers, and aims to showcase cross border cultural exchange through performances and industry visits.
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Hungary
Budapest
Italy
Milk shortage hits Tientsin and concessions amid siege
Reports from Mentsin and Shangstai describe continued milk and ice shortages in blockaded French and British concessions while food stocks remain adequate elsewhere. Chinese forces resist Japanese naval attempts to enter Foochow, with Fukien province area under bombardment and Japanese planning overland attacks after failed river bombardments.
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Bombs Hit Chungking in Four Wave Air Attack
Four Japanese bomber waves struck Chungking early today causing fires and casualties. Three fires were started. casualties were reported as killed or injured. Foreign property damage appeared limited as American and other embassies remained untouched amid a safety plan of fire lanes and cave shelters.
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Forgery May Be Charged In OMT Scandal
Dr. James Mournet Smith, jailed on bond issues from a Louisiana state university scandal, may face forgery charges after New Orleans authorities examined endorsements on checks tied to a loan from Hibernia National Bank. Officials say the investigation shows forgery as the best charge, with figures indicating vast stock market losses of about 461 thousand dollars between 1937 and 1938. Smith’s resignation and return to custody followed a Canada visit and rapid local developments as authorities pursue the case.
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Bye
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Canada
Veteran Army flier Oscar Receives New Aviation Suit
Washington honors Oscar the aviator who has piloted army aircraft for 28 years and holds the service record for longevity. The aging hero, tied to early Army Air Corps history, receives a new unit described as part of the thirtieth anniversary of the corps while celebrating enduring air service heritage.
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Oscar
Smally
Seven killed in Pocono mountain car truck crash
Scranton, Pa. Seven people three women two men and two babies died in a head on collision between an automobile sedan and a 12 ton tractor truck on a Pocono mountain highway near Dalewile. One passenger survived but remains critically injured. truck driver was unharmed.
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Sick Man Halts Girl Burglar In Corpus
An elderly retired hardware merchant named Basse, living at 423 Mission Street, reported a 17 year old girl burglar after spotting her entering Maurice Nuosele’s residence at 422 Mission Street. Police found the girl under a swing on the back porch. Nuosele family is described as vacalion ling in Corpus.
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EE Basse
Basse Thuraday
Potee
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Todung
Basse
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Maurice
M. Nuossele
Mission Street
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Jeirl
Nuestele
Corpus
Caristi
British Officer Held by Japanese in Hankow
British reports say Ford Winterbottom, an officer on the Changsha, was detained by Japanese in Hankow on a charge of insulting behavior. British officials had previously pursued and located him after he vanished from the steamer in Hankow during wartime conditions.
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Ditford Winterbottom
Changsha
Escaped Negro Convicts Slain Near Huntsville
In a July 4th night pursuit near Sweeny guards killed Estell Jackson and wounded Garfield Smith after the convicts overpowered a guard and fled from a Clemens farm field. Assistant Manager J. K. Kelly and guard Reed identified the fugitives in a wooded area and opened fire as they fled.
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Sweeny
Clemens Fort
J. K. Kelly
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Estell Jackson
Garfield Smith
Reed
Jackson
Bombing of Chiang Kai-shek Birthplace Hits South China
Jap aircraft bombed several South China cities including Chiang Kai-shek birthplace in Yingkou and Fenglun. Reported light casualties but heavy material damage. US Navy Captain Stapler said refugees moved from Fuchow area aboard a British destroyer and a US gunboat assisted. Judy Garland received a birthday present from California last week, marking her first auto license.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
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Chiang Chin-Ko
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Auta- Mobile
Yellow Fever Epidemic Strikes Philadelphia in 2793
In 2793 Philadelphia endures a yellow fever outbreak that kills about one tenth of its population. A mysterious line hints at local classifieds with promising offers and a figure named Will Bay m dividend in happiness, but details are unclear.
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