Ex Shah Holdings Pass Through To Nation Amid Turmoil
An observed note details transit of former Shah holdings toward a national pool as Axis forces mass in Bulgaria. Reports from Bucharest cite widespread Romanian disaffection and heavy new troop concentrations, with Hungarians and Albanians linked to defenses. Observers estimate Romania has lost about a fifth of its divisions and Hungary about half of its effective forces amid the Black Sea tension.
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Axis
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Buress
Arog
Buli
Ristania
Black Sea
Othe
Bucharest
Fungatiane
Bulgaria Mobilizes as Relations Tense
Balkan diplomatic sources said Bulgaria is mobilizing armed forces rapidly as relations with Russia stay tense. Reports claim Bulgaria moved about 350,000 troops to arms and sought war preparation through Italian arms and German engineering support. The dispatch notes a proposed push to control the Dardanelles and strengthen rail links, with engineers and supplies to southern Bulgaria and Belgrade–Nis routes to aid potential action. The New York radio quoted increasing tension and rapid mobilization.
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Pankara
iMiayed
Balkan
Wigeda
Russia
Ips
Ituly
Dardaneles
Black Sea
Baikin Witormants
Frita’ Mat
Germany
Ared' Slepy
Bulgaria
Auer Canal
Berblan Jahozern
Belgrade
Iwi Nis
Bolla
Balonska
Quake Rattles San Francisco Residents
A strong earthquake at 1 32 a.m. woke thousands across San Francisco and distant cities. No damage reports followed though tremors caused alarm among residents waking from sleep. Doctors treated some cases of anxiety and minor pains while officials noted the event statewide.
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San Francisco
Mohammed Shah Pahlavi Grants Amnesty in Iran
A newly proclaimed government under Mohammed Shah Pahlavi announces a general amnesty decree for all political prisoners of the regime of his abdicated father. The monarch also cedes possessions as part of a gift to the nation.
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Terersn
Syan
Shah
Mohammed Shah Pahlayi
Japanese Hold British Vessel in Whanepes River
Reported by FR that Japanese army has been detaining the British coastal steamer Tine tarim in the Whanepes river for days while investigating its cargo of machinery. Japanese authorities suspect items may be destined for Ghungilng via Wenehow, a strategic spur they briefly held in April and May. The Brush suggested the cargo originated from Hongkong.
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Bhanghai
Whanepes
Toy Ghungilng
Wenehow
Enn Aiguerd Lo
First Anti Strike Law Trial Set in Crimtogl Court
Bexar county court schedules the first test of the anti strike violence law for October 20 in Crimtogl Tierret Court. Judge WW Mc Crory will preside over the case against Clarence Brandt John Slabs Jimmy Butts Ted Lublanaki and Henry Shel el charged with threats or violence to hinder others from work at Friedman Refrigeration Company following a strike.
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Bexar County Court
Crimtogl Tierret Court
Bet
WW. McCrory
Ennes
Clarence Brandt
John Slabs
Jimmy Butts
Ted Lublanaki
Henry Shelel
Friedmen Refrigeration Company
Texan to Work in Britain Enlists as Vexas Recruit
Dallas dispatch reports Arthur H. Locker of San Diego Texas traveling to Canada then Britain to join the civilian technical corps Vexas. He closed his garage for the duration of service and was born in Ban Saba county.
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Dallas
Vexas
England
Arthur H. Locker
San Diego
Texas
Plese
Canna
Duraion
Corp
Ban Saba County
NYA Will Expand Metal Training Program
Aualily said today that Texas will expand training in sheet metal welding and machine shop work for boys. Brenham and Meridian projects are part of the plan, with the Texas Employment Service directing youths to the programs.
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Aualily
Sept
W—M
Kellan
Texas
Brenham
Mertlim
Eaid Lucw
Texas Employment Service
Meridian
U S AID TO RUSSIA DISCLOSED IN JUMBO LOAN MOVE
Secretary Morgenthau disclosed that United States financial aid to Russia began a month ago with a 10 million dollar treasury advance. Federal Loan Administrator Jesse Jones announced a Reconstruction Finance Corporation subsidiary was buying 100 million dollars of minerals from Russia to supply war needs. Ambassadors said Russia planned to ship gold to cover imports, with Morgenthau stating advance payments were made to secure American manufacturers. The day to day policy was underscored as no further requests had been received.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Jesse Jones
Piignne Corporation
Rissa God Prying
Ilo Ba Mavante
Morgenthau
Gonslanine Oumansiky
Iaformad
United States
Morrenttiau
Trey
Armerican
Gmoney." Through Amtong. the Money, Mforgenthay Weld
Yin
Amtorg
Rusalon Ownes Corporation
Russia
Niagara of Aid to Russia Demanded
An authoritative source declared Britain and the United States must quickly pour a Niagara of war supplies into the Soviet Union to shore up its fighting forces and avert a disaster said to be unfolding in the East. He cited casualties at astronomical weights, noting German losses around 2,000,900 and Russian casualties about 300,000 through August, arguing that the primary aid the Allies could provide would be materiel.
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London
Britain
United States
Ito Ayasid
Russia
Kids Can Worry About Price Rise
Washington report notes concerns over rising candy prices as the commerce department discusses changes in candy sizes and potential withdrawal of certain S cent and 3 cent pieces from the market. The note mentions recent reductions in weight and shifts toward smaller penny and 3 cent candy sizes.
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Washington
Wbast
Wong
Ded
Commerce Department
Aircraft Warning Post Supervisor Named in County Plan
An assigned official, Gate Graham, a resistant county juvenile officer, was tasked by County Budget Director Charles W. Anderson to supervise the setup of aircraft warning observation posts. The program, approved for the year, targets establishing nine observation points and related personnel by month end.
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Gate Graham
Charles W. Anderson Waursday
Jups to Salvage Used Tea Leaves
Japan sets out to salvage used tea leaves amid reported fraud and sanitation concerns. The agriculture ministry estimated an annual export value around 20,006.00 pourils from hotels stores and government offices. Women’s organizations and civic groups will conduct a campaign to raise awareness and support.
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Toxyo
Sept
Japan
Agriculture Ministry
Russians and British End Teheran Occupation Trouble
Journal report states a joint state conference resolved tensions over Teheran including detentions of Thai nationals. Soviet detachments ordered to withdraw from a machine-gun factory area as British forces prepared to advance. British legation members and nationals faced travel bans while Russians controlled key routes.
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Iran
Thailan
Midlser Liligt Petrikcct
Redtin
Petrucel Tasesete
Brith Regalton
Miz
Serause
Novikov
Legation
German Forces Report Broad Advances Near Leningrad
War round up from the front claims Germans capture 119 pillboxes and fortified positions on Leningrad outskirts while pushing toward Kronstadt naval base. Nazi high command boasts great successes as Guderian allegedly loses a phantom general and Russia orders men 16 to 50 into training amid heavy air and sea actions.
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Binat
Old Crarlat
Kronstadt
Hitler
High Command
Nazi Racpa
Ukraine
London
Okrate
Sebastopol
U. S
Moscow
Guderian
Bryansk
Russia
Marmansie
Red Army
Rhineland
Germany
England
Fragmentary OCR Note on Early Debut Actress in Stage Role
An unfinished OCR fragment references an early debut by a Paramount actress named Ayad, with mentions of stage work and a fireclory af schools and colleges. It notes a presentation with a Mees role in the Bull and a Rushes in a cunrct display. mentions Miss Coalg and a Loulsd location with an 84 to 68 figure and light Want Adsdmig.
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Gatherine
Paramount
Mees
Russ Company Bid Approved in San Antonio Housing Bonds
Russ Company and Grim Pariynd and Company of New York were approved by the U S Housing Authority in Washington for 1 208 000 in housing bonds to fund low rent projects in San Antonio The bid average interest rate was 2 168 percent with other bids at 2 878 percent Bonds run 1993 through 1988 and earlier series pay 3 28 percent interest
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Buts
Russ and Company
San Antonio
Grim,Pariynd and Company
New York
Cty
United States Housing Authority
Washington,d. C
Thatsday
H. W. Greff
Gen Antorily Housing, Authority
Tae
Flosa
Company
Graff
Tenor Confirmed as Head of Chicago Opera Company
Historic announcement names the famed tenor as head of the Chicago Opera, confirming he will not suspend singing duties. The appointment, discussed by board members and officials, emphasizes continued engagements with the Metropolitan Opera in New York and Chicago Opera.
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Chicago
Ging Mie Marinelli
Tequr
Ae Abiintio
Tin Metropoltan Opera - Company
New York
Chicago Opera
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