Neutrals urged to aid in peace talks says Paris essay
Paris dispatch notes Jean Herbe of Echo de Paris argues historians will section neutrals into three methods used by Germany to influence peac e talks. He details invasion of Luxembourg and Belgium, blackmail through economic pressure, and a looming push to drive neutrals into siding with Germany. He warns Germany seeks to remove neutrals from their longtime stance of neutrality to tilt final settlement.
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Paris
Jean Herbee
Echo de Paris
Luxemberg
Belgium
Wilson
England
Switzerland
Germany
Bisrck
Bismarck
Genny
Should neutrals guard common interests in peace talks
The piece cites Tidens Tegn arguing neutrals must defend shared interests at peace. It discusses submarines in neutral waters as a key issue. Sweden, Holland, and the United States are noted as lawyers and figures in submarine policy debates. The text questions solidarity among neutrals and reflects on de Hammarskjold’s lucid stance as a basis for negotiations. France welcomes this author’s balanced view.
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France
Russia
Britain
Europe
Swed
Baltic
Osland
Sunda Islands
Aie
Mediterranean
Switzerland
Coma
Germany
Belgium
Federation of
Neutrals
Tidens Tegn
United States
Sweden
Holland
Washington
Stockholm
The
Hague
de Hammarskjold
Children of Rheims Under Fire at School
AP correspondence describes Rheims France wartime classrooms operating daily with 1300 pupils, many in cellars and wine caves two stories underground. Bombardments cause fear and sirens, but no injuries have occurred. classes resume after alerts as soldiers shield children from shelling near the town.
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Rheims
Associated Press
France
Obituary of Mrs Harriet I McConnell 1847 192? San Antonio
Mrs Harriet I McConnell, 69, died at 8 am Friday at 711 Erie Ave after a four week illness. Born April 11, 1847, in Peoria Illinois, she came to Texas in 1875, traveled via Indianola to Corpus Christi and Cuero, lived in Texas except for a few years in California. Survived by three daughters and four grandchildren, all of San Antonio. No local service. Body to Cuero by Southern Pacific Friday night. funeral and interment in Cuero.
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Harriet I, McConnell
Erie Avenue
Peoria
Ill
Texas
Indianola
Corpus Christi
Cuero
California
McConnell
H. M
Funeral for Mrs. Trixie Seymour Held Friday
The funeral for 23 year old Mrs. Trixie Seymour who died at 7 am Tuesday in a San Antonio hospital will be held at 5 pm Friday from Ludwig Undertaking Company parlors. Rev. R Y Barber of St John s Episcopal Church will conduct the services with interment in City Cemetery No 1.
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Trixie Seymour
San Antonio
Ludwig Undertaking Company
R. Y. Barber
St. John's Episcopal Church
City Cemetery No. 1
British women build aeroplanes in wartime factory
London reports detail women workers across a government aeroplane factory. In a large shed they make tents for planes, wings are covered and painted by others, welding, press tool work, filing, milling, lathe, sewing and small wood tasks. Separate note recalls a domestic exchange about bravery and love.
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Associated Press
London
England
Students Survey Oil Fields Highlight Kansas Lead
University geology students in Kansas aid major oil firms by surveying formations across fields. More than five million acres in new leases this year, as exploration expands into Nebraska. Kansas now has over 7000 active wells with yields often high, and dozens of rigs proliferate statewide.
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University
Kansas
H. A. Browne
Topeka
Washington Post
The
State University
Nebraska
Sunday 8:15 a.m. Sutherland Springs Train Ad
An ad notes a 60 cent fare for Sunday service at 8:15 a.m. on Southern Pacific Lines.
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Sutherland Springs
Southern Pacific Lines
Sanford Brown 36 dies in San Antonio sanitarium
Sanford Brown a commission broker and Illinois native who moved from Houston seven months ago to San Antonio died at 7:05 a m Friday in a sanitarium. Undertaking Co holds the body awaiting word from relatives. Elizabeth Hogan, once a Long Island City housemaid, was jailed for a year at the House of the Good Shepherd after a milk bottle incident and notes from a New York Tribune report.
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San Antonio
Kimball Piano Co
Sanford Brown
San Antonio Sanitarium
Illinois
Houston
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Company
Long Island City
Elizabeth
Jesse J. Feinberg
House of the Good Shepherd
Senator Sorghum Predicts Walkover Prospects
A fragment from the Star shows Senator Sorghum responding to a question about local prospects with a confident walkover prediction. The exchange includes a remark about needing to get up early and walk, reflecting campaign terrain talk.
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Senator Sorghum
Ton Star
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