Japanese Raid Into Outer Mongolia Sparks Border Clash
Reports say Japanese warplanes crossed into Soviet controlled Outer Mongolia and bombed an air base near Tamsk. Soviet Mongolian forces claim heavy losses for Japan with dozens of planes shot down on both sides and a dawn raid lasting about 40 minutes.
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Pace Installed by Blue Bonnet Lodge Malcol Pace
Pace installed by Blue Bonnet Lodge Malcolm Pace as Worshipful Master of the Blue Bonnet lodge no talk ALP and A M Installation ceremonies held Saturday May included addresses by Mrs French and Rory Reider state legislator A Georgia Cracker program honored the new Worshipful Master with installing officer Bearer served with officers Gerald Newcomb Ralph Saenz T M Frown C C Howard Weithal Lauttinpage Sylie Velo E Reese WLBL News Ra tti Dennis and others
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Bellboy Howard Sulton Mirrors Hotels Era of Tips
Howard Sulton, an 88 year old bellboy with 18 years at the Blue Bonnet hotel, recalls a career started in 1921 after service in the army. He describes tipping trends, loyalty from guests, and his role as a familiar figure among guests and local political figures.
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Traffic Tickets Go Unfixed Under Maverick Policy
Mayor Maury Maverick announced the new city administration will fix no traffic tickets and he has not interfered with the Corporation court by ordering fines remitted. He said he was asked this week to intercede for a fined individual but refused after investigating found the judge Ferrert.
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Boots for militiamen settle costs boost smiles
Sootmakers smile in London as War Office figures show boots valued at 1,000,000 pounds purchased for militiamen and territorials since Britain's conscription program began, highlighting government effort and industry impact.
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Queen Elizabeth Declines Gift Island in St Lawrence
Queen Elizabeth of Britain refused an offer of an island in the St Lawrence but granted consent to have a named island after her through official channels. The gesture follows a ceremonial approach involving local officials and regional authorities.
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Secret court hearing reveals divorce of band leader and wife
Nationally known swing band leader, Mrs. Florence W. Heidt, obtained a divorce from her husband after a three year separation. Judge Clark Guild approved a settlement of 525,000 paid by July 1 plus alimony of 100 per month for five years and 10,000 for the daughter Patricia.
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Wax must face court over traffic ticket claim
Houston city records show George C. Wax, a chamber of commerce member, must go to court to contest a traffic ticket. He argued the test case aims to probe police courtesy in arrests. Voters and visitors had criticized officers as discourteous. the council refused to dismiss the charge. The offense carries a fine of three pounds.
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British and Japs Resume Talks Over Tientsin Crisis
British and Japanese officials prepared to resume talks in Tientsin to resolve the North China stand off. Sir Robert Craigie awaited London word after a brief meeting with Hachiro Arita as Tokyo cabinet discussed Japan policy. American reaction looms large with Push for U.S. friendship. Admiral Yarnell’s pledge to sail where needed adds weight to the tensions.
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Briton plane output tops German wartime production
London reports Britain's monthly warplane output has surpassed Germany's as scriprafe storage in underground warehouses rises. An air ministry source says May to June output may exceed Germany's, with Britain spending about 10 million dollars weekly on aircraft. Germany's rate is estimated between 8,000 and 12,000 planes annually, though observers dispute the upper end.
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Higgins to preside at Lions program at Gunter Hotel
Col WG Higgins will serve as master of ceremonies at the weekly Lions club meeting on Wednesday noon at the Gunter hotel. Entertainment will be provided by the San Antonio Civic Opera company.
European crisis rides on Britain Soviet talks
Paris dispatch reports that Britain and Soviet Russia negotiate a grand alliance against Germany as Hitler eyes the Baltic states and possible Czech Slovakia moves. The outcome could force a Berlin decision and reshape Europe’s power balance amid Japan’s actions near Tientsin and on the Mongolian frontier.
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Prospectors Warned Odds Against Them
SAN FRANCISCO June 27 Walter W Bradley state mineralogist issued three warnings to hopeful prospectors in the Mother Lode gold country The odds are against them The average earnings from hand placer mining in the state amount to less than 50 cents a day per person Production in gravels is largely exhausted and riches of earlier days are largely gone The warnings emphasize cautious expectations for new laborers seeking gold earnings
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Job Insurance Benefits Rise to 58 Million in Ten Months
The Social Security Board reported May job insurance benefits totaling 39.9 million dollars, bringing the year to date total to about 58 million. The release notes steady unemployment support while advertising a broad range of household items in classified listings.
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