Hitler Plans Transplanting Balkan Folk to Romania Hungary
Immense population shifts outlined by German circles amid Balkan talks. Transylvania borders redrawn to move Romanians and Hungarians across new lines. 500 000 Germans in Romania and 190 000 Rumanians in Hungary affected. Antisemitic laws threaten nearly 250 000 Jews unable to prove three generations birthplace. ghettos to hold foreigners.
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Tramler
Adolf Hutter
Etreles
Byrania
Mungarys
Transylvania
Watt
Rumanis
Rumania
Humgstyn
Hungary
Geran
Hungeriacs
Pan i Rumania
Bulgaria
Bucharest
Xoyiee
Bulgesia
Burmaniz
Jima
Althenichthey
Buzisniv
Death of Model in Estate Pool Is Ruled Drowning
Miss Nash, 27, a model, was found dead in the pool at the Neal Teed Andrews estate. Police say the cause is asphyxial drowning after artificial respiration failed. she was visiting with Vicki Grey when the incident occurred.
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New York
Filent Legree Noch
Beutiful
Neal Teed Andrews
Poltse
Andrews
Miss Nash
Vicki Grey
Andrews’ Eck Estate
Deen
Sendend
Palies
O Ryan Sees Japanese Strategy in China War
Maj. Gen. JF O Ryan longtime New York attorney and trade mission head quoted on American understanding of Japan s aims in China. He toured Shanghai Manchuria and North China and arrived after meeting with Nanking s Japanese backed government. The mission includes Simon Whitney of a New York investment firm and Warren Hunsberger former professor, focusing on investment opportunities in Manchuria and occupied North China.
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China
O'Ryan
Shanghai
Auiz
JF. O Ryan
New York
Crie
Henri Languane
Otiyan
AEP
Japan
Daper
Jagan
Manchouken
North China
Nanking
Weng Cihng-Wei Sovermtant
Mission Inctudas
Simon Whitney
Warren ‘Hunsberger
Princeton
Univeraty of New Mempshire
Jax
Manchuulia
King Haakon Marks Sixty-Eighth Birthday Chronicle
In Niagara Buffalo a body was found near the International Bridge along the Niagara River. Police seek the deceased's identity while medical officials investigate the death as a possible incident connected to wartime or local disturbances observed in June and amid historical context referencing Norwegian resistance and wartime figures.
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Haakon
Siis
Sah Nicho
Ire
Seley
Baldwin
Niagara
Buffalo
Palice
Ningsra River
International Bridge
Rocco
Dedaminicis
Avater
Bipartisan Blee Advocates Draft and Selective Service
A letter by Vandenberg underscores support for a selective service bill as Army officials argue the voluntary system has collapsed. Senators Wheeler Minton and Marshall weigh in amid drafting committee efforts to revise the conscription bill for Senate debate next week. The War Department opposes a 90,000 cap for the first year, aiming to delay full mobilization.
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Wandrey
Sint
Eostens
Vandenberg
Rootevelt
Wheeler
Wwoodsing
Woodsing
Tong
Wn Department
Wall Steel
Minton
D-Ind
Army
Stat
George T Marshall
Cipicman Sheppard
Senate Miliary Committee
Senate
Iouse
War Department
Two Pedal 3,500 Miles To Mexico City and Back
A quirky account of a long bicycle trip from Dallas to Mexico City and back on a tight budget. The riders faced stray bullets and injuries, with stops near Wuesas City and Union Star. They aimed to travel for fun, endured hazards, and returned home after a disruptive journey marked by laughter and risk.
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Mexico City
Hunas City
University of Kensic
Strick
Great Lakes Ship Strike Ends Expected August 3
The Great Lakes steamer Carrollilam remained at anchor at the Barge Canal terminal as efforts continued to end the strike of its crew for union recognition. Charles McCarthy of Nations Maritime Union said a breakthrough in talks was expected soon, with other boats at the dock and Terminal Corporation involved in negotiations.
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Great Lakes
Carrolilam
Union Topograttan
Charles McCarthy
Pork Axe
the Nations
Maritime Tinton
Ieselelog
Seamvety
Slic
le Sa Ec Dock and Terminal Corporation
McCarthy
Sath Ab Cartatnresity
Monroe County Jail Fugitive Is Caught
Rochester dispatch reports Glennon Thorns, an 18 year old former amateur prize fighter, who escaped from the Monroe County penitentiary last Wednesday, was recaptured today. He was serving a six month sentence when the escape occurred and was apprehended by patrols after the attempted breakout.
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Monroe County
Rochester
Thorns
Glennon
Stonroe County
Natale
Droopers
War Today play centers on Hitler seeking peace amid total war
The dispatch analyzes Hitler's dilemma as Germany tilts toward economic recovery and a drive to resume production. It notes imports from Luxembourg, Berlin, and France expanding while Saint Belgium and other occupied areas supply materials. It argues Britain and Europe face economic ruin and hunger as disintegration of Europe escalates.
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Centhyes
Europe
Hitler
Citus
Cordell Hull
Germany
Luxembourg
Berlin
France
Holland
Beleiuat
Demmerk
Norway
Jo Baltie
Sul
Hillmoad
Reich
Batcter
Maany Ceuli Ag
Eng
Three Held in Theft of $1900 Bond From Eastman President
Prominent Rochester broker Auge and elevator operator Allander were held on grand larceny forgery and receiving stolen property charges in the loss of $1900 bond from Eastman Kodak president Frank W Lovejoy at his Rochester home. Angress Carter, a four percent arrestee, allegedly took the bond June 25 and aided a chain to Walter Brown and Harold S Clark who sold the bond under a fictitious name for $361. Additional suspect Robert White, 37, was held for questioning.
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Eastman
Rochester
Allander
Frank Ww. Lovejoy
Eastman-Kodak Company
Angress Carter
Loveley
Carter
Walter Brown
Amlevator
Vnto
Harold S. Clark
Clark
Lovejoy
Robert White
Pulses
Tokyo Sees Arrests as Disgraceful Scheme in London
Tokyo derides arrests of a prominent Japanese businessman in London as a disgraceful scheme and reports Britain may retaliate for Britons held in Japan and Korea on espionage suspicions. Foreign Office and military spokesmen await an official London report while requests for action grow.
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London
Britain
Japan
Korea
Foreign Office
Army
Navy
Rit Sudiect
Ky Makinaza
Miamages
Bddeh
Robert Craigie
Lie
Grea
British Seize Japanese in Spy Roundup
A British drive against suspected Japanese spies yields arrests in London and reports of Makihara and Tanabe detained at Brixton and Scot Yard. Lord Halifax backs strong representations to Tokyo as Britain notes increased British subjects held in Japan and in its colonies.
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Berea
Aloe
Britkie
Japan
Thempanete
Emibarey
Ambassador Shirt
Gendisu
Tillax
Lord Halifax
Lny
Od Ind
Makibays
Iosbe
London
Tokyo
Makihara
Tondon
England
Ripka
Dakine
Wea Ptainelathes
Tiey
Tamabe
Brixton
Mitsubish
Shuji
Kaisha
Cnnebe
Mitsul Bussan Baisha
Jannke
Makibaen
Putney
Makiharn
Scot Yard
Species
Maktheen
Plantarlion House
Fenchurch Street
Associated ‘Press
Makihara Land
Tanabe Repieant
Aitgubishi
Qittsat
Cana Stithin
Karen
Terdey
Gestapo
Tto
Misread Foregin Milour Plans Stir Global Speculation
A garbled OCR paragraph hints at foreign policy talk aimed at creating a new world order. It mentions sending figures to discuss a strong political understanding, a mutual prosperity aim, and a hoped for better relation with the United States, amid unclear references to Italy, Japan, and East goals.
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Range
Milour
Mmxtsioke
Berla
Italy
Bens Japas
United States
Alan
American Vessel Seized by Japanese Forces
The American merchant Estelle was seized by Japanese naval forces amid tensions in the region. The American consulate general said it would investigate while a Japanese navy spokesman cited military necessity for the detainment and possible release remains uncertain. The ship, carrying a Russian captain and two Chinese crew, followed the coast toward Hong Kong, driven by a typhoon into a Japanese blockade.
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Shhaighal
Merchigtan Estelle
Rovers Lang Co
Shang
Jonaness
Hong Kong
Mars
Petain Orders Freemasons Dissolution
The article reports Marshal Petain ordering dissolution of Freemasons as France enacts measures to Christianize the country, alleging Freemasons infiltrated public offices and opposed Catholic values. It notes anti Jewish demonstrations linked to wartime tensions, plus French government rationing and food restrictions amid shortages.
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Prvzice
Marshal Setain
Iite
Tee
France
Eclaireur de Nive
Freemasons
Pass
Exench
Attee & P. Hf
Four Thousand Three Hundred Homes Sold By HOLC In June
Washington reports HOLC sold about 4,300 homes in June for an aggregate value around 16 million dollars. The Owners' LAas Corporation noted 109,000 homes sold since founding and nearly 50,000 in the fiscal year ending. Federal housing chief McDonald cited steady expansion and healthy building activity with prospects for a 12 year peak in privately financed residential construction. New home starts reached 4,206 for the week ending July 7.
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Washington
Laas Corporation
Dyan Carson
Jasvaper
Tire Corporation
Dnce
Esmart McDonald
Tae Fla
Getters Contract Pledges Return to Jobs for Soldiers
A labor contract between the United Workers Union and Birge Wallpaper Co in Buffalo outlines a conscription clause. It guarantees return to employment for workers called to national service or training during peacetime, after such service ends. The clause aims to protect job continuity for soldiers and veterans.
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Buffle
Aay Nl
Giese
Tody
Nc 70
Wnion
Birge Wallpaper Company
Tei Teenie Oy Cay
Hegelin ‘Corp Jation
Ape
Ithagrana Novelty Workers’ International Unio
C. Nis
United States
U.S
Firat
Beaverbrook May Be Prime Minister as Chamberlain Cabinet Shuffle
London reports speculate Lord Beaverbrook, Canadian-born press magnate, could join an inner Chamberlain cabinet and assume heavy duties if Neville Chamberlain steps back due to health. The talk centers on Beaverbrook taking over Ministry of Information or other key posts, with Churchill and other leaders remaining in place as the war cabinet contends with France and Germany.
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Beaverbrook
Chamberlain
Lord Beaverbrook
Cablmek
Reed
Isier Chamberlaines
Lord Press
London Press Today
Reavorhieos
Tondon
Pubbher
Churchill
Charbartein
Winister
Hallinx
Clement R. Atlice
Arthur Greenwood
Yne Lshavite
Dalty
Neville Chamachain
Lomt Beavarbrook
Liberal
Cheardeta
Beaverrook
Ministry of Information
Aled Duff Cooper
Critirian
Cumisgas Ter
Fropweindt
Fareien
Catholic Bishops Conference Set for Fieldnett Aug 28
German Catholic church dignitaries announced the annual Bishop's conference will move from August 15 to August 28 with representatives from across Greater Germany. For the first time since its cessation Austria will be represented, headed by Cardinal Innitzer. Reports also note new seminaries for Catholic Israelites opened in Warsaw by the German governor with 710 matriculating.
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Germany
Herlin
Fikdnett
Europe
Austria
Theodore Cardinal Innitzec
Eex
Reich
Cellwlic Israels
Warsaw
Tans Framig
Actress Will Seek Reno Divorce From Pangborn
Los Angeles August 3 The actress says she will leave for Reno to file for divorce from Clyde Pangborn. They remain friendly. Pangborn works as a representative of the Canadian government and trains aviation instructors. The 23 year old actress and dress designer married in Southampton in 1933.
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Rena
Clyde Pangborn
Los Angeles
Aagmluer
Achete
Fumprrove
Reno
Nev
Zauwid
Sae
Pangborn
New York
Fart
St .Moritz
pSwitzertard
Southampton
England
Maren
Prisoner vacation idea sparks mixed inmate reaction
Pittsburgh dispatch says at Western Penitentiary a substitute chaplain proposed a two week vacation for well behaved prisoners. Inmates reportedly reacted skeptically with phrases like they would fast and return. some feared a slackening of discipline while others questioned the plan's practicality.
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P.C
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Lester Sny
Pet
Reich Claims Vast British Ship Losses
The communique says British losses were extensive as Luftwaffe units attacked off the Thames Estuary and Harwich, with two Blenheims shot down by anti aircraft guns and another plane forced down near Havre. A peasant family of four and five others were severely injured in the strikes.
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Holand
Hollands
de Havre
France
Thames
Harwich
Enrawale
Gov Jones Sets Up Patronage Machine For Louisiana Jobs
Gov Sam Jones announces a streamlined patronage network to distribute state jobs. The plan creates a tripartite advisory group to supervise new appointees and ensure efficiency, with key operatives from Jones campaign era named to administrative roles. Major figures include Vante Plauche, Fresida Whitehead, and Charles E Schermichl, aligning with Noe supporters after the Democratic primary.
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Gov. Jones
Louisiana
Rouge
Lay Ag
Sam Jones
Elorm
Gover Tor
Tne
Fae
Vante Plauche
Lake Charles
Fresida Whitehead
Fort A
Jones Cabernatoria
Charles E. Schermichl Menroe
James A. Noe
Jane
Noe
Jones
Hones
Hiiaz
Earl Long
Roosevelt Heads to Hyde Park for Week at Home
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt will leave the capital today for a four week stay at Hyde Park. Officials say further national actions are postponed and minor trips to nearby military facilities may occur if needed.
Man Inherits Large Estate Plans Calm Future
Walter J. Dilworth of Lansdowne Jersey City inherits a 2 752 000 estate from his uncle Fosbine Jenin who died at the Oklahoma National Stockyards. The Lansdowne Trust Company granted letters of administration to Dilworth as guardian and he and his wife live in a duplex in Philadelphia. They plan a three week vacation in Canada and have retired from business 2 years ago.
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Canstowne
Walter J. Dilworth
Cubarban
Philadephia
Dilworth Cansiderea
Oklahoma City
Fos
Jenin
Oklahoma National Stockyanlshoven
Ty. J
Lansdowne Tan
Heltere
Joss
John Apes HL
Gavin
Jersey City
Dilworth
Cariada
Dilworth Sala
Pia Es
Not less than $50,000 estimated hire for Tivestosh comméstion
Joh. Baker notes a major contract estimate for Tivestosh mission service, quoting not less than fifty thousand dollars as the hire figure. The fragmentized OCR mentions Tivestosh commission and a named individual in context of a large authorization.
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Joh. Baker
Gusoage
Lehman to Confer With Defense Group on Aug 3
Governor Lehman will meet Wednesday with a newly formed State defense group. The body includes industrial and other leaders and will be hosted by the governor at a luncheon in Rivercatine.
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Lehman
Ameny
National Defense
At & Lunch Cof
Rivecatine
Manaton
Burke Says Garner Will Return Soon to Senate
Senator Burke of Nebraska reports Vice President Garner will return to Washington early next week to preside in the Senate. The plan aims to vote in the Texas Democratic primary as Garner had previously attended the session for the purpose of RNR home. Some acquaintances doubt Garner’s return and question whether he will be the same in Washington.
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Burke
Garner
Washington
Senate
Garner Jott
Rome Reveals British Raids On Sardinia
A wartime communique reports Royal Air Force raids from Sardinia on Gibraltar and attacks in Sudan including Port Sudan depot fires and damage to facilities. It notes British aircraft losses and intensified bombardment in the region.
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Rome
Sardinia
Italians Slain in Libya Fight Report Conflicting Totals
A Cairo desk dispatch cites a London source claiming heavy Italian losses with hundreds killed and many captured as British forces press on Libyan front. The official communique lists 20 killed, 30 wounded, 420 captured, though counts differ by source and context.
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Londun
Irtag
Cairn
London
Egypt
Anid
Canada Paper Asks Arrest of Mayor Balking Registration
In iMonteval Quebec on August 3 the Montreal Gazette pressed Mayor Camilliere Houde to explain his refusal to register for military service and to urge constituents not to register. The piece notes local buildings’ ties to government violations and cites statements from political leaders including Mackenzie King and Adelard Gedault about conscription.
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Canada
iMonteval
Montreal Gazette
Camilliere Houde
Hoodie
Potieles
Jie
Mytelf
Moises Mackenzie King
Pr- Mier
Adelard Gedhaul
Quebec
Police hunt for missing stepson in Iowa wife slaying
Des Moines reports say Rayon Simmerman admitted killing his wife during a violent argument and later said he might have disposed of three year old Robert Simmerman by throwing him into the Des Moines River. Police describe the suspect returning to the station and calmly confessing the slaying.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Robert Simmerman
Hiic
Rayon Simmerman
Paul Castelline
Asteliine
Simmermen
Castelline
Summerman
Simmermanon
Simmermanon's
Niagara Hudson Units Show Income Boost in Quarter
Three Western New York pomer companies of the Niagara Hudson group report higher net income for the quarter ending Jans 3. Among them Buffalo area firms and Ontario Power Company show increases. Ontario Power Company earned 242,443 versus 369,746 in the exon period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Hudson
Buffalo
New Fork Pomer
Niagara Hudson Group
Builaio
Niagara Ind. Pastern Corp
pMagate Falls Power Company
Nic Incara
Lockport
Ema
Ontario Power
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Wastington
Styse Park
Hudson Vallas
Sabemarine
New London
Cann
Navy Ordnance Plant
Baldwin, L. L
New Ifers City
Anny Arsenal
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Meoya
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