Peru approves peace move easing border tensions
Peru accepted a suggestion from Argentina Brazil and the United States to demobilize forces along the coast facing Ecuador and to maintain the status quo within the demobilized area under a $936 agreement. The foreign office issued a communique noting good offices and apologies for demonstrations at the Guayaquil consulate and urging calm as relations with Ecuador move toward peace and friendship.
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Slima
Peru
Annouinesd
Argentina
Brazil
United States
Ecuador
Sal
Fcuador
Psinyida
Arims
Guayaquil
Army Lodge to Install Officers at Grocke ll Hotel
Army Lodge No. 95 of the Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodge No. 256 will hold a joint officer installation at 8 p.m. Friday in the Grockell hotel. Grad Master B. R. Meriit of Seguin and his staff will preside. New Lodge No. 95 officers include Frank L. Norton secretary, William Scoth vice grand master, Geotas Cramer chaplain, P. E. Guppy secretary, H. C. Honcath treasurer. Rebekah officers Maude Guppy noble grand master, 34 Childre vice grand master, Dora Denter chaplain, Julia Byrne secretary, and Rerith Crooks.
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Army Lodge
The
Odd Fellows and Anny Rebessh Inder
Grockell Hotel
B. R. Meriit of
Seguin
Frank L. Norton
William Scoth
Geotas Cramer
P. E Guppy
H.C. Honcath
Tressurer
Rebekah Lodge
Maude Guppy
Iol
Childre
Dora Denter
Julia Byrne
Rerith Crooks
Ieasore
Civilian Defense Director Named for San Antonio Office
A representative from the Office of Civilian Defense will meet Mayor C. H. Quin and the city purchasing agent at 8:30 a.m. on July 23 to arrange equipment purchases. The San Antonio offices are to be established in the Majestic building with Col William W. Sterling as executive officer in charge. A regional director is appointed.
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Titian Defense Wilatrive
San Antonio
Halson
Spiritual healing vs medicine in a famed New York case
A columnist recalls a sick child in New York whose doctors deemed surgery the last hope. A Christian Science healer aided the child to recover, while Dr Jacoby accepted the outcome and urged continuing treatment. The piece debates spiritual healing alongside medical care and cites public figures like Mr Rubenstein disputing vivisection and mind healing.
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Jacoby
New York
Hult
Jobster
Booklet Shows Army Problems During War Construction
A government pamphlet titled Citadels of Democracy details six months of Army construction by the Quartermaster Corps. It highlights mud, rain delays, and the large effort to build warehouses, ordnance installations, camps, cantonments, and reception and training centers. It notes capacities: camps 981,000. cantonments 555,000. tents and cantonments 101,000. reception centers 36,900. procuring centers 225,000.
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Holsing
Democracy
Government Printing Office
Grayna
Pitty
Ammo Council No 1789 Plans Meeting at New Location
The Security Benefit Association will hold a joint business and social meeting at its new location in Eagle Hill. Members are invited to attend as the organization showcases its updated facilities and upcoming events.
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Esgle Till
Most Smoke Alike Says Expert in Tobacco Trial
Miss Madeline Ross of Consumers Union testified in Lexington that tests show most people cannot distinguish cigarette brands. She presented results from diverse testers supporting the government’s antitrust action against H. J. Reynolds, Lorillard, and Philip Morris and their American subsidiaries for monopoly and price fixing.
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Lexington
Madeline Ross
Consumers Union of the United States
New York
Tobacco and Trust
Gover Otfmctt
Lokerco
Mutlio
Ross
H. J. Reynolds
Ziggett, and Myers
American
The War 25 Years Ago Today
A wartime roundup notes German forces falling back as Russian offensives push southwest of Gatsk and through the Lipа river sector. Russia captures 13,000 more German troops in Volhynia, with British reports on the western front. One year ago, Roosevelt’s antiwar stance gains momentum and Chiang allies react.
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Sau
Gremans
Gatsk
Lipa River
Russiahin
Volhynia
Roosevelt
House of Communa Altacks
Crost
Gunma Road
Sinclair
Germany
Parking Lot Rental Directed to Street Fund
The city council directed the city auditor to deposit $85 monthly parking lot rental from the Market Street parking lot into the street opening and siding fund. Street Commissioner Foul Steffter urged placing the rental in its fund, not the general fund, since the lot was bought with department funds.
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Market Street
Foul Steffter
British Ship Lady Somers Sunk with 37 Lost
London report states the auxiliary vessel Lady Somers has been sunk with 37 lives lost from a crew of 175. Details on the cause and location were not disclosed.
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London
Vfi
Admiralty
Lady Somers
British MP Wedgwood Returns Home After War Remarks
New York July 1 British Labour MP Josial Wedgwood, who urged America to enter the war, is reported returning to England after a two hour closed session with British officials. He hinted he may be allowed to return to the U S and said he regretted some denounced statements. The interview touched on Atlantic convoys, Malta bombings, and Axis bases in North Africa amid Allied air raids on Tripoli and Benghazi.
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New York
Ol. Josial
Wedgwood
America
Congress
British Information Service
Laborite
M_ PB
England
Eay
Aly
Readi Bours
Atlantic
Simking
Tripali
Bengasi
Elbyan Coaage
War Roundup: Axis and Allied Moves on Eastern Front
War summaries report 9,000,000 troops engaged in a vast struggle. Russians allegedly rush reserves as Germans claim Smolensk captured 230 miles west of Moscow and Kiev fortifications taken. RAF claims sinking 22 Axis ships at Rotterdam with 17 percent out of action. Hamburg raids and Great Yarmouth bombings noted. Japan seeks new premier. protests over mining.
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Hitler
Eastern Front
Smolensk
Moscow
Kiev
Smolenck
Rotterdam
Hamburg
Great Yarmouth
Set
Midlands
Japan
Prince Konaye
New
Shanghai
Russia
Aoa Witers
Colonel Wedgwood Defends Senate Remarks in Boston Interview
Col Wedgwood seeks to clarify remarks about Congress after a Boston interview. He says his comments were condensed and not meant to insult Congress, arguing it lacks executive power like Parliament. He later notes interview was altered and affirms support for U S entry into war.
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Senator Wheeler
Congress
Boston
S.afrain
Wedgwood
United States
Wheeler
Ameren
British Information Service
Church Asks Use of Play Center For Services
A request by Everett Jenén and Episcopalian churchmen to use Highland Park recreation center for religious services while a new Episcopal church on Steves Avenue is built was presented by Price Commissioner Henry Henn on Thursday. Gas Flows Detter: An oil pipeline will carry up to 10 percent more gasoline than wide oil, depending on crude type.
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Highland Park Recreation Center
Steves Avenue
Henry Henn
Rewm
Everett Jenén
American Petroleum Institute
Weather Summary for July and Nearby Regions
Weather data shows temperature ranges and precipitation across many U S cities and towns. The report lists highs, lows, and cloud cover with conditions such as cloudy, smoky, or clear, plus rainfall totals and wind notes for Abilene Amarillo Dallas Chicago Denver and others.
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Tex
Amarillo
Atlanta
Austin
Lex
Birmingham
Ala
Roston
Maas
Brady
Butfalo
Charleston
Chicago
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Ter
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Menver
Coto
Bea Mathea
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Kan
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Mion
Ey Page
Joudy
Flert Smith
Ark
Hort Worth
Clenesth
Galveston
Oddiand
Glen Matterad
H.C
Maton
ST. Ce
Duckeonville
Flo
Tunenu
Aliaha
Kanana
Miaxcaita
Mont Crouty
Inn
New Weleany
York
Nowe
Alaska
Qhiehoria City
Mana
Neb
Glouty
Winnipeg
Canada
Raln
Banker Alan Sibley Named USO National Defense President
July report from New York indicates Harper Sibley of Rochester N Y, banker and former Chamber of Commerce president, became president of the United Service Organizations for National Defense. Walter Moving, in office since USO incorporation last February, was elected chairman of the board. Moving said Sibley would serve all time as U S O 60 seeks funds for soldiers leisure activities.
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New York
Harper Sibley
Rochester
Indian Sentry on Guard Duty Causes Confusion at Fort Benning
A Fort Benning guard incident ends with Capt Frances H. Barnes catching a missing sentry during a midnight search. The sentry, a blood Indian named Chaos, refused alertness and questioned orders before being confronted. The captain pardons the errant trooper after a tense exchange.
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Guy
Frances. H. Brrnes
57Th Armored
2Nd Armored Division
Pyt
Jesse H. Chups
Gregory
Chaos
Inena
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