Five Nations Pact Signed By Hitler Ribbentrop Pact
A newspaper summary of the signing ceremony for a three-power pact among Germany, Italy, and Japan. It describes Hitler, Ribbentrop, and Italian envoy Cane as well as the audience including Hans Dieckhoff. The article outlines the six articles creating a new order in Europe and Asia and mutual aid against aggressors, with statements by von Ribbentrop and other diplomats.
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Hitler
Ciana
Eurasu
United States
Hans Wieckhoff
Iwehrer
Dieckhoff
Unform
Von
von Ribbentrop
Injuries Fatal to Flying Cadet Edward Brown Turner
Cadet Edward Brown Turner of Brooksfield died at Port Sam Houston hospital from injuries from a crash near the Brooks field. Lieutenant Stacey Standey Jr, his instructor, was treated for a broken arm and other injuries. Betandilion was not critical. Turner, a Maine native born in 1919, lived with his mother Edith Brown Turner in Redlands California and trained at Redlands University prior to entering the Flying School at Randolph Field.
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Edward Brown Turner
Brooksfield
Sam Houston Hospital
Stacey Standey Jr
Turner
Tin'sday
Ann
Betandilion
Tedden
Brooks Field
Kelly Field
Pudhnod
Maine
Edith Brown ‘Turner
Redlands
Calif
Redlands Wuiveresey
Sint Maria
Randolph Field
Girls Should Paint Canvas Not Faces in Melbourne
Melbourne sydney style report recounts dean Professor Osborne urging women painters to keep makeup off their faces and focus on art as he opened the Melbourne Society of Women Painters exhibition. The medical faculty head warned makeup dulls the face and high heels distort appearance in contrast to artistic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Faculty of Medicine
Ose]borne
Melbourne Society of Women Painters
Osborne
Conopians Hear Chest Speaker at Plaza Meeting
Towner addressed the Conobus cub at a Plaza hotel meeting titled A New Community Chest for Gan Antonis. Leo Brewer served as chairman.
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Wayland
Towner
Hote
Gan Antonis
Leo Brewer
War Fears Rise As Axis Nations Album Treaty Tie In
Japanese leaders defend measures as discriminatory while reports say Germany, Italy, Japan signed a Berlin treaty to curb U S meddling. Matsuoka joins Ribbetrop and Galeazzo to hail pact intended to end disastrous war. Japan foresees oil supply risk if U S embargo bites, seeks Indies sources and Halabia talks to secure oil.
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Joseph C
AXIS
Matsuoka
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Count Galeazzo Clan
Berlin
Yokichiro Suma
Foreign Office
Asahi
United States
Japan
Jnpan
Indo-China
Halavia
Theft fines at small-claims court and illegal entry case
Freddie Moran, 16, was fined $1 plus court costs totaling $17 for theft under $5 after being accused of taking $2 from Joe Framel in Overton. Tony Garcia also faced fines of $14 earlier in the week. Juan Flores, with no address listed, was held on $108 bond after being charged with illegal entry into the United States before U.S. Commissioner F. P. Lockhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Moran
Justice of the Peace Bat
Corrigan
Moran
Joe Fd
Couner
Juan Flores
United States
FP. A. Lockhart
Roosevelt Nominates 113 Officers for Temporary Promotions
President Roosevelt nominated 113 army officers for temporary promotion to major general and brigadier general to meet expanding land force needs. Twenty eight to major general and ninety five to brigadier general, including West Point commandant Brig. Gen. Jay L. Benedict. Edwin M. Wakson also named to major general, while Col. John H. Burns received a major general promotion skipping brigadier.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Jay L. Benedict
Military Academy
West Point
War Department
Edwin M. Wakson
John H. Burns
Wesistant
White House
Gunpowder Burns A Man George Gibson Injured
George Gibson age 29 of 118 Lois Street was taken to Robert B. Green Hospital Friday for powder burns to the neck after discharging a .38 caliber pistol near his head at the popcorn stand inside a toy theater. Deputy Homer Long reported the incident.
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George Gibson
Lois Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Homer Long
Gibson
Toy Theater
Napier Named Advisory Chemurgic Committer at State Fair
Walter P. Napier of San Antonio has been named the advisory chemurgic committeer for the State Fair of Texas. He will attend meetings in Dallas from October 5 to 20, Beaumont from November 1 to 1, and Houston from October 26 to November 2.
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Napier
Walter P. Napier
San Antonio
Texas
Fairy
Dallas
Beaumont
Houston
Berlin Pact Text Translated From German Japanese Italian Pact
Berlin reports publish an official English translation of the three power pact signed by Germany Italy and Japan. The document outlines collaboration to establish a new order in Greater East Asia and Europe, mutual aid if any contracting power is attacked, and plans for joint commissions while preserving existing status with the Soviet Union. The pact remains in force for ten years with no automatic renewal, signed in Berlin on September 27, 1940.
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Europe
Rome
United States
Germany
Italy
Asia
Japan
Imurn
Soviet
Russia
Adolf Hitley
Rywala
Ehip
Tday
Ciano
Schmid
Berlin
Ialy
Greater East
Greater
East
Asi
Amare “Ie
Hirahttes
Runyon Honored on Anniversary
New York messages pour in marking Damon Runyon the fortieth anniversary as a Newsday columnist. Notables including Lord Beaverbrook General Pershing Cordell Hull and J. Edgar Hoover sent greetings. Hearst and Twain praised Runyon for shaping American journalism. Runyon began in 1901 at age 11 and is now 56.
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New York
Damon Runyon
International News Service
Runyon
Banshees Club
Organization of Artists
Lord Beaverbrook
Britain
Battle of Britain
Lotdon
Damon
Braverbrook
Charles Evans Hughes
U. S. Supreme Court
John J. Pershing
France
Cordell Hull
Hugh A. Drum
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
William Randulph Hearst
Ike Mark Twain
Britain’s Wine Wail Amid New Axis Pact Talk
State department officials study the three power military and economic pact. Informally, officials expect no immediate break between Germany and Russia. US policy seeks to curb Japan with an oil and scrap embargo while weighing further curbs on aviation fuel and copper exports to $America$ and allied nations.
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Britain
State Department
Germany
Italy
Japan
Roosevelt
United States
Berlin
Russia
Pacific
Ealding
Great Britain
Tado-China
Ilbe
Mexico City Rises to Second in American Population
Mexico City's population reaches 1,764,356 per latest government census, placing it second to Buenos Aires among American cities. The Buenos Aires count stands at 2,317,755 and Rio de Janeiro at 1,71,466, according to the same census.
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Mexico City
Buenos Aires
Ryo de Jantiea
Aid for British Urged by Citizens Delegation
A nationwide delegation urged immediate material aid to Great Britain for war needs. They left the White House enthusiastic and pressed for specific recommendations to President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull. Spokesman Chester Rowell named leaders Lewis Douglas Maury Maverick Herbert Agar Charles Hall Barry Bingham and Mrs Roland Gray among the sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
White House
Chester Rowell
San Francisco
Hui
Rowell
Lewis Douglas
Maury Maverick
San Antonio
Herbert Agar
Louisville
Charles H. Hall
Greenewich
Genn
Barry Bingham
Lawsville
Roland Gray
Boston
Roof Fall Victim Taken to Hospital After Fall
A 40 year old man, James Jones of 1441 Durango Street, suffered head injuries when he fell from a roof. He was treated at Robert B. Green Hospital and listed in stable condition.
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W. H. Jones
Durango Street
Pridsy
Robert B. Green Hospital
Jones
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