Mexico State Nazi Center Charge Shocks Guatemalan Frontier
Phnl Velazquez, CTM secretary-general, told reporters that Chiapas coffee and banana plantations, owned largely by Germans, now host covert Nazi radio stations spreading fifth column propaganda. He warned of nationalizing the coffee and banana industry to curb the threat as Guatemalan workers cross the border, while alleging slave-like conditions for Guatemalan and Brazilian laborers on the plantations.
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Mexico City
Phnl Velazquez
Mexico
Ghianna
Chiapas
Meatcar Workers
CTM
Carman
Velazquez
CTSI
Avita
Camacho Fa
U.S. Military Aircraft Output Slows in Summer Lag
Washington reports the defense chief says aircraft production is in a doldrum through July and August due to shortages of materials. June figures are due in about two weeks, with May output revised down to 3 334 planes across all types, versus April's 1 308.
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Washington
United States
Dillain
Eutia
Defense Officiel Seid
Copper King W Guggenheim Dies at 72
W Guggenheim 72 known as one of America's copper kings dies after years away from the family firm he helped build. He turned to philanthropy and writing patriotic works while touring projects, leaving a legacy tied to copper industry and public service.
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W. Guggenheim
William Guggenheim
America
Closer Anglo U S Alliance Sought After War Draft
A tentative draft for close Anglo American cooperation after the war has been drawn up by Sir Rowland Evans. It proposes forming an all party committee in Parliament to push joint leadership and policy between Britain and the United States.
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London
Rowland Evans
Witnesses Testify at Merrell EB Trial in Bath Case
In Bath Mer, June 28, a witness described the defendant as bearded and slightly disheveled while recounting the events of the day. Another woman testified about a shopping trip the night of the suspect’s alleged crime, and the defense questioned the credibility of prior statements. Police notes indicate the victim, Mrs. Jos, died after an alleged estrangement, with the defendant claiming the motive was revenge.
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Jess
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Doin Hilton
Bowdain
Martel
Laverne Marr
Joas
Actress Neagle Seeks War Duty in London Ambush
Hollywood star Anna Neagle, discussing wartime service, hints she could drive an ambulance in London if needed. The interview weaves in her connections to British allies, past cinema roles, and reluctance to attend nightlife, while noting her American engagements and personal style.
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Anna
London
Shire Maren
Alan
Finnette Goddard
Che
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Anna Aasing
Sory
Anna Neagle
Warle
Ania
Engl
Elylleepi Coultury
Ayersell
Soll
SUK Aluminum Plants Planned for Expanded Output
Washington reports the Office of Production Management seeks 1.4 billion pounds of aluminum annually, prompting construction of eight new plants. Proposed sites include Arkansas Bonneville Grand Coulee New York Alabama California North Carolina. private operation and quick start under defense emergency. Also notes China envoy to London arrival for foreign affairs duties.
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Upi
Office of
Willam S. Knudsen
OPT
Genera
Sidney Hulmit
Aesa
Wer Stimson
Arkanené
Bonneville
Grand Coulee Steal
Uwe
New York
Alabama
California
North Carolina
OPA
To Powerpent
pit _ vate
Utsler Isao
Bet St
Flames sweep chemical plant after explosion at Niagara Falls
A five story Maéet chemical plant was leveled by a severe blast today near Niagara Falls. Police said the explosion tore through the building causing widespread damage and lifting debris. Fire crews contained the blaze as investigators began examining the mangled site and the facility's ownership.
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tal—Tive
Maéet Chemical
Aaterials
Pollee Sint
Thomas Holohan
Crummo
Mlank
Fira
Lindas
Uso Cae- Wie
Port Sam Hosts new gym show cost 17.0 dollars
A fragmented report lists events and people including Fort Sun Brig Gen Jon N. Gree ly with restrictions on attire for soldiers. It mentions Mrs Gertrude Bonnett welcoming a newborn, and notes visits by Edwin Arneson and Dor othy Jackson. The text references Oklahoma City and Mexico City, plus a board appointment for DH R Castrel to the National Physiotherapy Association.
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Port Sam
Amy
Fort Sun
Jon N. Greely
Paat
San Antonio
Edwin Arneson
Mexico City
Gintex Malu
Arneson
Antonia
U.S. Army
Oklahoma City
Castrel
Elrestors
National PhysioLhgrapy Assocelation
Mason Picnic Tragedy Leaves 300 Stricken
At Ashutat estate near Williamsport the Mason gathering drew an estimated 360 people. Commander George Tamade blames ptomaine poisoning from tainted food and drinks. State police investigate possible food handlers at fault.
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Muncey
Williamsport
Adaort Drinks
Chief Justice Stone Reelected in United States Court
Chief Justice Stone, a New Hampshire born Republican nominated by President Coolidge, is slated to become chief justice. Senators unanimously confirmed Roosevelt era nominees yesterday, with a successor named to take the helm on July 1.
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Washington
Horton
Fiske Stone
Supreme Court
Gooddige
United States
Troosevelt
Ghrvies Evang Ryphes
Congress Prepares Key Measures Before Fiscal Year End
Washington June 24 Congress races to finish key bills before the new fiscal year. Both houses expect to dispatch the emergency powers and devaluation support to President Roosevelt by midnight Monday. Army supply, DC appropriation, and a defense recreation bill also clear for White House review.
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Roosevelt
Abin
Présidiot
Ando
Nénldantian Jung
Agums
D.-Cole
Senate-House Conference Committee
Seraie
District of Columbia
White House
Mensure
Army
Thief Takes Loot Ungraded
A thief stole from the car of Robert Goodwin, a University of Washington professor. Papers on the student exams remained ungraded, with no marks yet. The incident is reported in Tacoma dated June 28.
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Tacoma
Sh4
Robert Goodwin
University of Washington
Goodwin
Warplanes ramp up 24 hour patrols at Hamilton Field
Hamilton Field California reports a 24 hour preparedness program as Curtiss P-41 pursuits and P-40s operate around dock areas and airfields. Training includes camouflage, strafing drills, and simulated attacks on surface ships with high speed aircraft, orange marked hot planes, and mock bomber interceptions under Conered powered craft.
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Cali
Baelfic Coast
Ceremic Walls
iWewest
Hiputor Sed
Army
Abe Corps
Fratciaen
England
Warstine Lelie
Winaring
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Lonvilie
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Conerad Motors
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Cintiss 80
U.S
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Gwe Bamil
Matrtat or Nursery Motifs by Lina Wheeler
Fragmentary advert style text describes patterns for nursery motifs by Lina Wheeler. Mentions a pattern of twenty motifs with fabric sizes and stitches and invites readers to send ten cents for the pattern to a contact in San Antonio, with a postal request for design details.
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Ak Matrtat
Lina Wheeler
San Antonis
Art Teacher Joffe Dies in New York Academy Loss
New York June 28 reports the death yesterday of Joffe a Calvinh vern artist associated with the Academy of Allied Arts. Wha laughe at the library of Congress holds works by the late figure.
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New York
Joffe
Whalaughe
Academy of Allied Arts
Langs
Talks Snagged at Offyyards in Bay Area Strike Talks
Oakland and East Bay shipyard operators meet to end a strike threatening work at San Francisco Bay yards. Parties push for a closed shop contract to restart defense contracts worth about 500 million dollars and to recall 80 ships in progress. Agreement reached after last minute talks, with unions resisting on some points.
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Plana
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L. Gro
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Res
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East Bay
Nazi Freighter Defies Blockade Near Santos
A 4V72-ton Germin freighter pierced the Brazilian blockade to reach Natal with rails and equipment, then weighed anchor for Hausburg. Hermes and Frankfurt ships also maneuvered near Rio de Janeiro and Balteaux as British patrols intensified during the war.
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Rip Épel
Balteaux
Frankfurt
Laianiano
Chile
Inter
Scholars Praise Modern Bible in Sunday Feature
A long Sunday magazine piece in The American Weekly and the San Antonio Light surveys modern Bible scholarship, noting Jerome’s Latin translation and subsequent versions, with commentary from Roy Joint Laboratory and others. It previews forthcoming discussions and related cultural notes including animal lore and prewar Europe revelations.
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London
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