Cudahy Urges Final Peace Move by U S
Milwaukee August 12 INS former U S Ambassador to Belgium John Cudahy urged the United States to make one last supreme effort for peace in Europe warning that a limitless war could force an expeditionary force of millions abroad. He said 260000 American lives could be lost and urged Roosevelt to present a peace plan based on democracy and a new world order with enforceable decrees.
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Milwaunee
INS
United States
Europe
John Cudahy
U. S
Belgium
Whce
Cudahy
Roosevelt
America
Australian Cabinet Convenes Over Crisis and Singapore Link
Prime Minister Menzies called an emergency cabinet meeting amid unexplained plans to cancel earlier moves. Ministers acknowledged Singapore as Australia’s northern defense keystone as Britain and the United States discuss Malaya and naval base security amid Japanese threats. Sir Frederick Stewart warned any further Japanese moves would threaten Anglo American interests and invite consequences.
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Singapore
Menzies
Australia
Great Britain
Malaya
Japan
Indo-China
Frederick Stewart
Burma
Netherlands East Indies
Two Held After Raid Near Florence Farm
Utica agents and state police arrested two men Stephen Cappellino and Raymond Reile after a raid on a farm two miles south of Florence. They face charges of operating an illicit still. About 2000 gallons of mash, distilling apparatus, and spirits were seized. Accompanied by Troopers Murphy and Morehead, the raid began with both suspects detained later when Cappellino drove into the yard with supplies.
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Utica
ATU
Florence
Stephen Cappellino
South
Raymond Reile
Bleecker
Rome
United States
William M. Arthur
Murphy
Morehead
State Police
Camden
Belle
Cap' Felling
Pastor Joice Weds Miss Ward in Taberg Ceremony
The Rev Arthur Joice pastor of Sackets Harbor and Henderson Methodist Churches married Miss Katherine Ward of Henderson at Taberg Methodist Church Sunday at 4 pm. Officiants were the Rev Albert Legg and Rev G M Butler. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Ward, will graduate from Syracuse University College of Fine Arts next year.
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Watertown
Arthur J. Jolce
Sackets Harbor
Henderson Methodist Church
Katherine M. Ward
Henderson
Taberg Methodist Church
Albert E. Legg
G. M. Butler
Harry M. Ward
College of Fine Arts
Syracuse University
Camden High School
Joice
Wiliam _Joice
Fulton
Fulton’ High ‘School
Central’ City Business Institute
Syracuse
Japan and United States Tensions Hint at Far East Autonomy
Domes quotes official quarters denying British reports that Japan pressed Russia for concessions in the Far East. The officials say such claims aim to shift Japanese focus to Vladivostok and Siberia, aiding British ambitions in the South Pacific while urging calm management of Anglo American ties.
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United States
Japan
Far East
Germany
Thailand
Russia
Vladivostok
Siberia
South Pacific
Thailand Threatens Use of Poison Gas
Bangkok dispatch reports nationwide radio warnings that Thailand will use every means to repel an invasion including poison gas. The broadcast, amid rising Far East tension, followed reports of Japanese troops on the Thailand Indo-China border and British forces on the Thailand Malaya frontier.
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Bangkok
Thailand
INS
Roosevelt Due Home Midweek From Sea Vacation
President Roosevelt is expected to return from a sea vacation midweek and may comment on reports of a Northwest Atlantic conference with Winston Churchill. The return coincides with a diplomatic crisis touching U S Japan and Vichy relations, with Anglo American talks reported on Japan restraint. Federal security head McNutt urged warning to Japan that further aggression would be met by united action of the United States Britain and the Netherlands East Indies.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Winston Churchill
Atlantic
United States
Japan
Thailand
Melbourne
Richard G. Casey
Lord Halifax
Cordell Hull
Far East
Paul V. McNutt
United Force
Great Britain
Netherlands East Indies
United States warns Vichy over use of French bases
U S break with Vichy outlined a policy that Axis use of French bases would be barred or tightly controlled. Welles issued a strong warning and the State Department stressed that armistice terms allowed regulation to prevent hostile operations against Britain. The plan envisioned Axis bases along the Atlantic and Mediterranean to enable a pincer against Britain with Spain and Portugal likely to cooperate. Dakar and Iberian possessions would offer air and submarine bases to threaten South Atlantic shipping.
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United States
State Department
Iraq
France
Britain
Vichy
Sumner Welles
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Japan
Germany
Spain
Portugal
Suez
Iran
India
Dakar
Brazil
Iberian Peninsula
Jor
Europe
Africa
South Atlantic
Feast of the Assumption Observance Cancelled in Canastota
In Canastota the feast of the Assumption is not being formally observed this week. World conditions and defense efforts prompted the cancellation. Masses will be held at St Agatha's Church at 6, 7, 9, and 10 AM, with a solemn high Mass requested by Mr and Mrs Michael Buttino.
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St. Agatha’s Church
St. Agathat’s Church
Michael, Buttino
Oswego to Start 18-Mile Water Leak Survey
Special Dispatch Oswego Aug 11 A leak survey covering 18 miles of Oswego water system in 43 areas will begin this week. Superintendent William A McCaffrey says Francis Coyer, inventor of a leak detecting machine, will lead the survey. The preliminary effort costs 800 dollars, with a full city survey offered by Coyer for Pye.
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Oswego
William A. McCaffrey
Francis ,Coyer
Coyer
Pye
Mrs Dillon in critical condition after Dryden accident
Mrs William A Dillon wife of the author of I Want a Girl and other songs was reported in critical condition today after an automobile accident near Dryden. Her husband suffered knee injuries and concussion in the crash.
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Ithaca
William A. Dillon
Dryden
Whitney completes theft term and plans probationary life
Whitney finishes a 25 cent a day prison wage cumulation and leaves Sing Sing as a near free man. He must report weekly to New York parole authorities until April 11 1948 when his 10 year maximum sentence ends. He cannot return to Wall Street engage in securities or drink or carry firearms or associate with inmates or ex convicts. His brother George Whitney of J P Morgan plans to relocate him to a Barnstable farm to run the dairy with his wife and daughter Alice aged 22.
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Whitney
New York
Wall Street
George Whitney
J. P. Morgan & Company
Barnstable
Alice
Nazis Claim Direct Hits On Kremlin In Biggest Raid Yet
Nazi commentators tout a Moscow raid with nearly 100 aircraft dropping heavy explosives and fire bombs on the Kremlin. Berlin boasted of 37,000 tons of British ship destructions and renewed Luftwaffe pressure on Moscow Leningrad and the seas while attacking British channels and the Suez area.
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Dienst Aus Deutschland
Wilhelmstrasse
Dienst
Ukraine
Moscow
Leningrad
DNB
Kremlin
Russia
France
Atlantic
Berlin
Luftwaffe
High Command
Channel
Britain
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Hilu
Estonian
English
Faroes
Motorcycles hits truck after avoiding collision in Salina area
Henry Cook of 327 Wyoming Street suffered a minor leg injury when his motorcycle rammed a parked truck on South Salina Street near Temple Street after he narrowly avoided a collision with another truck. Patrolman Harold Shea said Cook, who drives for Frank Gabriel Automotive Service, struck a Merchant Parcel Service truck while trying to avert hitting a Rex Amusement Company truck driven by Gwen Moore of Slocum Avenue. Cook was trailing Moore when he began to turn as the events unfolded.
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Henry Cook
Wyoming Street
South Salina Street
Temple Street
Harold Shea
Cook
Frank Gabriel Automotive Service Company
Merchants Parcel Service
J the
Rex Amusement Company
Gwen
Harry Moore
Slocum Avenue
Moore
Rockefeller Bureau Ends Public Health Work in Costa Rica
The Rockefeller Institute closes its Costa Rica office after years of malaria and tropical disease campaigns. The move reflects improved public health conditions. regular activities end, but staff will make periodic visits to San Jose to advise and cooperate with local officials.
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Rockefeller Bureau
Costa Rica
San Jose
Rockefeller Institute
New Battle Developing In Uman Area
The Red Army reports successful cavalry tactics near Uman between Odessia and Kiev, wiping out most of a German regiment's company and encircling parts of the regiment. About 500 Germans killed or captured, 19 tanks and several weapons destroyed. Front reports extend toward Smolensk and Bel Tserkov with ongoing engagements and militia actions.
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Russia
Pskov
Uman
Black Sea
Odessia
Ukraine
Kiev
Red Army
480Th
Smolensk
Sfoscow
Kholm
Solsu
Bel Tserkov
Pravda
Communist Party
I ‘Gan
Peoples’ Army
Joseph Stalin
Bolshevik
Moscow
Lenin
Soviet Bureau of Information
Post Under House In Auburn Burns
Firefighters battled a blaze Saturday afternoon at 49 Van Anden Street where a post under a house burned after a stray spark ignited dry grass behind 354 North Carl. Flames spread to railroad timber along the New York Central tracks as Engine Company 6 fought for two hours to control the fire.
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Auburn
van Anden Street
North Carl
New York Cetral
Howell Elected Family President at Reunion
Waterloo August 11 George Howell of Phelps was elected president of the Boak family at their annual reunion at Seneca Lake Park Spencer Boak of Waterloo was named vice president and Mrs Maude Boak of Waterloo secretary and treasurer.
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Howel
Waterloo
George Howell
Phelps
Seneca Lake Park
Spencer Boak
Maude
Poe
Large Scale Buying Bush Hits Stores
New York reports a week of rapid shifts as defense production and price controls loom. Congress opened hearings on comprehensive price controls while civil-use sil bans and possible gas rationing emerged amid signaled shortages. Early July trade shows strong sales, with chains and mail orders up to 51 percent higher than last year. Price-Czar Henderson warned inflation risks rise with broad money and limited goods, predicting further living-cost increases.
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New York
Japan
East
Washington
Leon Henderson
Henderson
Vichy Axis Pledge Doubts Surface Amid Talks
Reports from a Paris desk note that a cabinet discussion of major decisions remains unlikely though talks between German and Vichy representatives have continued. General Weygand, commander of French African forces, met leaders and then attended races with Marshal Petain, with plans to return to Africa and possible clarification of his duties as chief Vichy representative there.
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Vichy
Maxime Weygand
Marshal Philippe Petain
Africa
Weygand
Jackie Coogan Weds Flower Girl From Hollywood Past
Syracuse relatives await confirmation as Jackie Coogan "The Kid" of silent film days reportedly marries a flower girl from a Hollywood night club. Authorities note a prior settlement over earnings in a childhood acting case and recent Army service with anti tank battalion duty.
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Lillian Coogan Bernstein
Arthur Bernstein
Coogan
Motor Scooters Pilots Conserve Gas At Canyon Picnic
In Burbank California on August 32 motor scooter owners gathered for their first annual picnic near Kagel Canyon, while nearby filling stations reported no big windfall. The scene highlighted a seasonal push to cut fuel use amid rising prices and shortages.
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Burbank
Calif
Kagel Canyon
Sleep guidance from UCLA psychologist twists for better rest
Los Angeles on August 11 reports psychologist Harry M. Johnson of UCLA recommends contortions as a sleep aid. The more you twist yourself into awkward positions the better you sleep according to the sleep author ity.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Harry M. Johnson
Dentists foresee war easing drilling burr shortage
Madison, Wis. Aug 11. Dr. R W Thompson president of the Wisconsin State Dental Economics Study Club says the war may bring relief from the drilling burr shortage due to scarcity of high quality steel. The profession views the shortage with alarm as the material could hamper dental work.
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Madison
Wis
R. W.thompson
Wisconsin State Dental Economics Study Club
Shocked by rattlesnake on bandit Bandura in South Dakota
Isabel August 11 Albert Bandura felt a sharp blow on his leg and saw a live rattlesnake clinging to his trousers. He ripped free the rattling reptile and tossed it away, losing a fragment of overalls in which the snake’s fangs embedded. His flesh was not pierced.
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Isabel
S. D
aAlbert Bandura
Bandura
Teacher Collects Bells From Around The World
Ogden Utah August 11 UP A school teacher Errol Bagley has built a large bell collection, intending to warn of invasions like Britain. In three years he has gathered hundreds of bells from around the globe including Swiss cowbells and Russian glass dinner bells.
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Ogden
Utah
United States
Britain
Errol Bagley
Intermountain
Bagley
Russia
Cookie jar extension service aids Camp Funston servicemen
At Fort Riley Kansas on August 11 194? the Service Club at Camp Funston has installed a cookie jar extension service. The aim is to preserve homelike atmosphere for possibly homesick soldiers in the service.
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Army Fort Riley
Kan
Camp Funston
Ickes Maps Texas-NY Oil Pipeline Plan
Washington August 21 United Press Harold Ickes, defense oil coordinator, received a plan for immediate construction of the longest pipeline, 1,820 miles from the Texas Louisiana fields to the New York Philadelphia resin area. Eleven major oil firms joined to develop jointly owned corporations, Emergency Pipelines Inc and National Defense Pipelines Inc to fund and manage the line. Construction would be authorized by Roosevelt proclamation and would grant eminent domain powers if rights of way cannot be secured by ordinary means.
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Washington
Fense
Harold Ickes
Texas
Louisiana
New York-Philadelphia
V of
Illinois
Tional Defense Pipelines, Inc
Emergency Pipelines, Inc
Roosevelt
Rij
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