Romanian Forces Clash as Russian Advance Presses Front
Bucarest dispatches report General Florescu’s Romanian troops faced the Red Army at the Pruth river line. Soviet advances push deeper into Bessarabia and northern Bukovina while Romania mobilizes 2 million troops and coordinates evacuations. Diplomatic talks in Budapest mention peaceful solutions to Hungarian and Bulgarian territorial claims.
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Bucharest
Generel Florescu
Pruth
Budapest
Sofia
Sips
Florescu
Proth
Wea
Plovescu Wasă
Bessarabdig
Dorovol
Bessarabia
Bukoviny
Oxtol
Pish
An Pulmetuyn
U. & & R. Baviet
Bestarabia
Cernaud
Bilelnay
Cetate-Alba
AROL
Romania
Burda
Catal
Rumania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Rumanian
Russia
Conatanze
Odessa
Aldea
Carol
Fio- Tescu
Bucovina
Scane
Czernowits
Moscow
Balkaa
Crernowic
Hlodhy
Russa
Tigutens
Lady Diana Mosley Held by Police in London
Lady Diana Mosley wife of Sir Oswald Mosley and sister of an prominent German figure, was detained by police under defense measures. The arrest coincided with the detention of Captain George Prile-Rivers and followed reports of her recent birth at a nursing home.
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Diana Mosley
London
INS
Dina Mosley
Adolf Hitler
Oswald, Mosley
George Prile-Rivers
Australia
Diana
Buckinghamshire
Diane
Daity Preeinsn-Mitford
England
Munich
Youth Congress Plans Red Purge Leaders Confront Communist Front
CHICAGO June 29. Attempts to purge communistic influence from the American Youth Congress will be launched at the national convention opening Monday at Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Murray Flavner a founder said in Chicago that Playner author of Is the American Youth Congress Communist Front? has aided by Gene Tunney former heavyweight champion adopted programs denouncing communistic ranks in the south movement. About 2000 delegates from across the country are expected to attend.
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Chicago
American Youth Congress
Lake Geneva
Wis
Murray Flavner
Congress
Playner
Congress Communist Front
Gene Tunney
Papers Rights to Rip Judges Upheld
Judge Emory HB Niles of the Maryland Supreme bench upheld the right of newspapers to criticize jurists and trial conduct after decisions. He stated jurists must accept such critique except in flagrant cases when a suit may follow.
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Annamg Grex
Emory HB
Niles
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore
Durists
Maryland Bar Associatom
Nile
Sisted
Yankee Clipper Sets Sail for Second Year
New York on June 2 reports the Yankee Clipper leaving with 2990 pounds of nail aboard and three passengers for the second year of transatlantic passenger air travel. Joseph Y. Cur tots of the Department of State travels on an undisclosed mission to Europe. Sheldon Whitehouse, former U.S. consul in Columbia, heads to Paris to urge his mother to leave her home there.
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New York
Bevin
Joseph Y. Curtots
Department of State
Europe
Takewise
U. S. Connister
Columbia
Sheldon Whitehouse
Blarrits
Paris
Legionnaires Gather for State Head Address in Fort Worth
Lou Roberts of Borger, state commander of the American Legion, addressed 200 Legionnaires this afternoon at Fort Worth as the Fourth Division held its annual convention. Elections are scheduled for tomorrow.
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Fort Worth
Lou Roberts
Borger
American Legion
Emmooh
Court Denies Sect's Bid for Auditorium Access
A civil rights challenge by the Jehovah's Witnesses to use the Municipal auditorium for a convention was rejected by Judge R J McMillan who ruled the court lacked jurisdiction. The hearing referenced Mayor Maverick and a prior Communist meeting, with an appeal filed by Hayden Covington of the Watchtower Society. The judge sought clarification on the sects beliefs as Covington argued civil rights violations and potential damages.
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Dehovan
Maury Maverles
R. J. McMillen
Federal District Court
McMean
Ourt
Maury Maverick
Emma Tenayea
Maverick
Frediena
Hayden Covington
Councsel
Sect
Watchtower Publishing Company
New York
Fifth Circuit
New Orleans
Mourt
Floyd McGown
J. la Kerchevile
McMillan
Covington
McKillian
Hague
Frank Hague
Iersey City
G.lo
Supreme Court
District Court
Auditorum
McMmillan
TODGR
Covaighan
Europe
Submarine net laid at Panama Canal entry as locks work proceeds
United States naval detachments Tuesday night deployed a submarine net at the Pacific entrance to the Panama Canal, while a third set of canal locks began. A pig silvery air raid test occurred early Sunday. Army officials refused comment on recent war games as American soldiers and sailors were kept out of four German and Italian operated salons in the Zone, with military guards placed to prevent questioning along the routes.
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Balboa
INA
United States Naval
Pacific
Panama Canal
Rbalbor
herAnal
Pas
Cific
Panama
Nazi Agent Hoehne Arrested In Los Angeles Jail Bid
In Los Angeles on June 29, 29 year old Nazi German emissary Herbert Hoehne was jailed on an unposted $25,000 federal bond after being intercepted as he attempted to board a transport to Central America. German consul Georg Gyssling condemned the FBI for trespass on diplomatic immunity, while Capt. Fite Weidemann of San Francisco was linked to sealed letters found in Hoehne s possession.
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Los Angeles
Herbert Moehne
Fry
Central America
Hoehne
Hostine
Georg Gyssling
Hochine
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Fite Weidemann
San Francisco
Gracie Allen Withdraws from Presidential Campaign
HOLLYWOOD June 49 Gracie Allen, famed comedienne, announced she was withdrawing from the presidential race as the Surprise party candidate. She will throw her support to whoever is elected president, saying fun is fun but the franchise is sacred under the Constitution.
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Hollywood
Gracie Allen
Radio
Comedienne
Gracie
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Partial cloudy and warmer in San Antonio area with northeast winds. Saturday highs near 86, Saturday night 66, and Sunday near 90. East Texas shows partly cloudy with possible showers near the coast, warmer south and east winds. West Texas expected cooler Sunday with higher temperatures inland.
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San Antonio
East Texas
West Texas
Japan maps East Asia order as Monroe Doctrine plan
Tokyo broadcasts outline a Japanese Monroe doctrine for the Orient with Hashiro Arita asserting a new regional order. Observers warn of early moves toward Indo China and the East Indies as Japanese troops push toward the China border and Hongkong faces isolation. Arita vows peace depends on each region’s proper place and a stabilizing force in East Asia. Women and children to evacuate from Hongkong beginning today per BBC London report.
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Tokyo
Jenky
United States
Japan
Germany
Italy
Far East
Mippon
Tado-Ching
Dutch East Indies
Hashiro Arita
Orient
Arita
Indo-China
East Indies
Shanghai
Hongkong
China
Kowloon
Robert L. Craigie
Anita
Sai
East Asia
Chiang
Yenous
Europe
America
Aso
Varios
Silent on Japs Monroe Doctrine Radio Address
Washington officials said the State Department would not comment on Hachiro Arita’s Far East Monroe Doctrine speech until the full text is read. A department spokesman denied reports of a new anti oppression treaty with Japan and noted no negotiations have taken place.
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Washington
Jins State Department
Den
Hachiro Arita
Far East
Cordell Tull
Arita
Tokyo
United States
Japan
Love Affair Cited in Girl's Tragic Death
Auburn June 28 Mary Louise Post 16 is dead reportedly from self-inflicted injuries after heartache from a love affair. Coroner W L Dragoo said the body was found with a rifle near a bed and a doorway, detailing the distressed situation.
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Auburn
INS
Mary Louise Post
W. L. Dragoo
Hoe Smother
Rer Hue
U S Japan Pact Reported
New York June 2 The United States and Japan are close to signing a non aggression pact or may have already done so, according to a New York Journal American story by Dorothy Kigallen. The article cites Washington sources and notes a renewal of the offer last week and a planned redeployment of fleet units toward Hawaii as a gesture of the understanding.
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New York
United States
Japan
Dorothy Kigallen
Washington
Tokyo
Trae
T. & Fleet
Ube
Reynaud in serious condition after crash in France
BORDEAUX June 23 Official French reports say former prime minister Paul Reynaud remains in serious condition after an automobile crash. Earlier diagnosis was delayed for 43 hours, but officials believed he was not in immediate danger.
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Bordeaue
Paul Reynaud
War at a Glance and Global Tensions Rise
A multinational briefing reports Romanian troops delaying Red advances near Bucharest while Florence resists orders. U.S. moves to register aliens by law. Nazi pressure builds in Britain with German forces massing. Italian subs sunk. Italian destroyer reportedly lost. Gulf and Mediterranean air and naval actions escalate. Balbo killed in a Libyan crash.
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Bucharest
Carol
Florency
Balkan
Berlin
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Far East
Japan
London
England
East Indies
Strabalgi
Chamberlain
Halifax
Hoare
Madrid
Cairo
Mediterranean
Macanea
York—Meckay Radio
British raids and invasion fears as German air war continues
London reports eighth straight day of German bombing across England and Scotland. Anti-aircraft guns blaze along southeast and southwest coasts while a bomber strikes northeast Scotland. Midlands suffer severe bombs as Neville Chamberlain prepares a broadcast amid peace rumor turmoil. German invasion armada rumors persist with estimates of large fleets and Italian consent noted.
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London
England
Scotland
Adolf Hitler
Biltskrieg
Seotland
Air Ministry
Midlands
Neville Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Wid
NBC
Heerdom
United States
Germany
Torlses
Norway
Evening Standard
Chamel
Viasta
France
Mediterranean
Concensus
Britain
Cdtgins
Allace
Romer
Berlin
Casa Board Fails to Agree on Show
In Fort Worth a five hour session of Casa Marina directors failed to reach agreement with a New York booking agent. A further session is scheduled for Tuesday to discuss a $50 000 four week show set to begin August 1.
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Fort Worth
INS
Casa
Marina
New York
Sesson
Officer Shot and WPA Man Held in Benton Shooting
Deputy Sheriff Ed Berry, 60, is in critical condition at Moore Hospital Benton with a bullet wound to the head following a shooting at the WPA recreation center in Hansford. Roscoe Anthony, 43, WPA center manager, is in custody on charges connected to the incident after a confrontation between the men.
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Benton, Hi
Ed Berry
Moore Hospital
Benton
Roscoe Anthony
WPA Recrealion Center
Hansford
Jal
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Klay Gacol
Lady Mosley
Youth Congress
Tenayuca
Larthene
Reynaud
WPA
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