Vatican Hears Taylor In Talks On War and Peace Aims
Rep. Taylor and US envoy discussed war and peace aims with Papal Secretary of State Maglione in a second Vatican meeting. Roosevelt's welfare of peoples and form of government were among topics while Taylor planned trips to France with Mrs. Taylor before another audience with the pope. Also, Edward Buckle of West Travis street promoted to sergeant in the White Tank Battalion at Camp Borie.
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Yron C. Taylor
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Luigi Sardinal Maglione
White House
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Fope Ius Mit
Harald Tittman
United States
Bitzeie
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Buckle
West Travis Street
Ergeant
Camp Boric
United States Mexico and Canada as North American neighbors
The piece extols President Avila Camacho of Mexico as a steadfast ally and calls for a united continental front. It urges military, material, and cultural defense through cross border cooperation to resist dictatorial ideologies. The author questions European nations to emulate North America's neighborly model.
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Republic of Mexico
United States
Avila Camacho
Canada
Irving Wallace
Liberty Magazine
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Metco
Europe
Benjamin DE Casseres
Japan mobilizes empire for total war and four districts
Tokyo reports emergency measures to prepare the Japanese empire for future conflict. A national defense headquarters under imperial command will govern defense, Korea and Formosa, with Gen. Otozo Yamadi as commander in chief. Drafts of five imperial ordinances expand conscription to doctors and nurses, ages 14 to 40 for males and 14 to 25 for females, excluding dependents.
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Russia
Otozo Yamadi
Great Britain
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Airplane parts saved in blaze at Hudson pier
Fire swept a Hudson river pier today damaging little as firemen coast guardsmen and dock workers saved about 500000 dollars worth of cargo and the pier. Four firefighters were slightly injured.
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Hudson River
Gallacher Attacks Churchill in Commons Outburst
London September 11 William Gallacher the sole Communist MP in Britain accused Prime Minister Churchill of being a blackguard and called his actions dirty cowardly and rotten in a fiery Commons session. He then resumed speaking as the debate continued amid charges that Col J T Moore-Brabagan had expressed hope for annihilation of Russian and German forces.
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Raid on Arsenal Linked Heaviest Northern Italy Bombing
British sources report a heavy air raid on northern Italy targeting the Royal Arsenal in Turin. Four Stirling and Halifax bombers led the attack, with large fires burning and smoke rising as crews observed blasts from 2000 to 7000 feet. Other factories were hit and Italian and Mediterranean objectives noted.
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War Roundup From Asaneaten Front Across Europe
German-occupied Norway sees firings and executions as Oslo and three other cities face crackdowns after a general strike plot is said to be crushed. Allied bombers strike northern Italy for the first time since winter, while Britain sends planes to aid Russia. Red Army claims a 12 mile advance on the central front and villages recaptured as Berlin touts a rebuff to the Russian counter-offensive. Luftwaffe targets Leningrad and fires set at the Kirov urban area.
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Leningrad
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War and invasion fears mark 25 years ago today
The report recalls Struma river actions in Macedonia as belts push Bulgarians from four villages near Lake Iass, while Serbians advance against Bulgarians in Greece near Lake Osdrove, and French air forces bomb targets west of the Vardar river in Greece. Also notes a year-ago event with British warships supporting the Royal Air Force, and Churchill’s warning of Britain's gravest hour.
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Senate
Churchill
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Germany
Finns to Open Russian Rail Network After Regained Territory
Helsinki Sept 11. A large rail network in territory regained from Tuesis will reopen tomorrow under Finnish administration. Rail lines from Helsinki to Vilpur i and Sortavala are under repair using rails imported from Sweden to speed service restoration. Finns say resumed rail links should spur resettlement on the Kerelian Isthmus into a boom.
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Tuesis
Finnish Railroad Administration
Vilpuri
Sortavala
Sweden
Kerelian
Vichy Declares Dakar Free of Germans Amid Influx
Vichy announces that the West African base at Dakar is free of Germans as the colonial administration orders internment of anyone reporting German presence. Governor general Pierre Boisson issued the measure as Admiral Esteva and General Weygand met in Algeria to coordinate North Africa policy.
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France
Africa
Dakar
Piérre Bois
French West Africa
Algeria
Juan Esteva
Tunisia
Maxime Weygand
North Africa
Food Poison Blamed for Illness Among Police
A series of suspected staphylococcal food poisonings sickened several city police officers and a deputy sheriff after meals at local venues. Officer DeBraill, 40, remains hospitalized in fair condition, with physician noting a consistent illness pattern across all five cases. Others affected include H. G. Rhodes, Johnny Needham, A. Cain, and Jack Hale from the police and sheriff's offices.
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B. DeBrail
Nix Hospital
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Shecter
Immigration and Nateuralization Service
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Gustard Ple
Barnett
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Dusty Rhodes
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Johnny Needham
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Police Department
Jack Hale
Sheriff's Office
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