Bullitt Back With Praise for France in New York
U.S. envoy William Bullitt, fresh from Europe, praised France during a New York visit, expressing optimism about restoring order in occupied areas. He avoided discussing Nazi infiltration in Spain and declined to comment on future policy moves, while accompanying Zita of Bourbon-Parma and her daughter Archduchess Elisabeth, en route to the United States.
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New York
William Bulli
U.S
France
Eureor
Daniel Tipper
Washington
Warraker Cruile
Philadelpia
Aurexa
Sla
Marechal Petaih
Sieh
Fielda
Bullitt
Emmess
Zita
Austin
Elzabeth
Cope
Ty Ear
Mayalston
Calvin Bullock
United States
Europy
Spain
Manhattan
Inter American Conference Opens in Cuba Parley
The Inter American Conference opens in Havana with leaders from 22 American nations attending. U S officials emphasize preventing global trade disruptions and promoting free interchange. Argentina signals stance on European possessions, while Cuba hosts with Federica Laredo Brias greeting. The sessions begin Monday with Panama’s Naraiska Garay delivering the opening address.
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United States
Tarim
Wolley Eppiceble
Buenos Aires
Zose 25
Cantilo
Counry
Wester Hemsphere
France
Netherlands
Cantile
Reporis
Ambssendor
Edavana
Thermann
Argentins
Aligr
Algencia
Emorxong
Cuba
Wetcome
Federica Laredo Bri
Naraisca Garay
Panama
Flotilla of Middies Anchors in Hudson on Training Cruise
A flotilla of Midshipmen from the United States Naval Academy arrived in New York Harbor anchored in the Hudson River for a month long coastal training cruise. No visitors are permitted aboard during the stay in Manhattan. The group, from Annapolis, will visit West Point and travel to Newport and Hampton Roads before returning to Annapolis.
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Hudson
New York
Acg
United States Naval Academy
Anzapolis
Hudson River
Upper
Man‘hattan
Annapolis
Milk Mary Academy
West Folnt
Driet Bay
Chote
Newport
B. 1
Hampton’ Roads
Panapalls Ang
Egypt
Chiro
Beyet
Royal Ir
Mtersa
Mairen
Italien
Tobruk
Lidys
Henry A. Wallace
United States
Yire
Cpstate
Wallace
Talon
Toosevell
Farley
Jesf Jones
Re- Construction Finance Corporation
Chisago
Roosevelt
Various British Ship Lost in Battle as Rome Claims
A British ship was reported lost in battle while Rome claimed damage from a flame damaged streamlined engine. The fire at the New York Central yards damaged a 20th Century locomotive in a yard incident, with potential significant losses noted.
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Butalo
New York Central
Rome
Senator Smith Ends Third Term Bid Amid War Talk
Fragmented dispatches report British naval actions, Italian air raids, and political fallout as Senator Smith and Burke spar over a third term while London and Washington exchange terse notices. The piece notes naval battles near the Atlantic, radarled strikes on Gibraltar and ships Hood Ark Royal, plus discourse on Roosevelt’s third term and Wallace’s nomination prospects.
Anti Wallace Move Grows in Louisiana
A Louisiana sugar industry spokesman and other Democrats desert Wallace as a revolt forms against Secretary of Agriculture Wallace. Delegates to the National Democratic Convention shift support, with 2,000 members in opposition and Foster Frescell Foster named as chair of the delegation. Governor Sam Jones condemns Wallace and signals support for Wilkie.
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Jannounerd
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Willkie
Roosevelt
Fendamentet
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Jistersonian
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Lord E. Tidings
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Georgia
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Elmer ‘Thomas
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White House
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Derno
Gray
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Wallaee
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Leogie
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Button
Webece
Uly Bape
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Wince
Wendell J. Wilkie
Sam Jonas
Democratic State Chiefs Claim Unity Amid Shuffle
A factional map shows Frank Comerford Walker of New York declining a post while Edgeness Pye and other major figures weigh roles. Senator James F Byrnes may be drafted, with Harry Hopkins, Joseph Kennedy, Leo Cromsey, Ickes and others named as contenders or placeholders in a unity drive.
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Naticens
Frank Comerford Walker
New York
Edgeness Pye
New York State
James F. Byrnes
Routh Caroll
Geoffer
Comenerce
Harry J. Hopkins
Joseph FP. Kennedy
Ambasador
Great Britain
Leo Cromsey
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Harold I. Ickes
Stewtace
Bombing Report From Neshal Airdrome Raid
Report describes a raid on Neshal airdrome with several enemy aircraft damaged and one bomber wrecked. Other bombs caused extensive damage to Is Atallan and Touching sat alight while Agurdat Airdrome near Red Sea was raided with three planes severely damaged and direct hits on the camp. Aircraft returned.
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Neshal
al Furve
Dases
Snolder
Agurdat
A. Bay
Red Sea
Conscription Wins Favor of Trainees at Fort Dix
Fort Dix trainees favor one year of compulsory service for young men aged 21 to 25 as a pool of 2,000 recruits at a 30 day Citizens Military Training Camp shows 83 percent support. Of those polled, 7 percent accept fever or medical tests, 4 percent would accept $20 monthly, 10 percent think $5 suffices, and 30 percent advocate citizen soldiery.
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Fort Dix
N. 3
Kingston Prison Chapel Damaged By Mystery Fire
Kingston prison authorities investigated a three hour fire at the chapel of Kingston Penitentiary. The blaze was discovered last night in the rear wheel of a device and caused an estimated loss of unknown value. Authorities declined to discuss the blaze and reported no disturbance during firefighting.
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Kingston
Dat
Privan
British Scorn Hitler Plea To End War
British reaction to Hitler's offer to end the war was hostile and skeptical. The press denounced the move as a perfunctory bid with no terms, and urged Britain to continue fighting. Allied air raids against German targets persisted as the war effort remained unsparingly active.
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Hitler
Noth Ag
Churchill
Ponte Ieee
Rotterdam
Boulogne
le Havre
Emden
Itlersscord
Harlin- Igen
Alan Brooke
Edmund Ironside
Alan
France
Ironside
Wis
Luis
Die
Liewt
John Huay Chlef
Istaff
Uitter
Bhlain
Daby Biall Valle
Ite
United
Border Crossing Treaty Anniversary Observed by Indians
Four hundred Canadian Indians mark the 33rd anniversary of the Border Crossing Treaty at Niagara Falls. Delegations once urged cooperation between nations, and today Nisgare Franties hosts visitors from both sides with regalia and ceremonies, though Canadians are barred from certain leisure spending due to wartime restrictions.
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Niagara Talis
Gat
Aler
Washington
Ottnawa
Nisgare
U.S
Mexican officials probe sabotage at coastal petroleum fields
Mexican authorities dispatched to the coast fields to investigate foreign directed sabotage. They report mysterious fires and tampering near facilities including pipelines and valves. Authorities say evidence points to deliberate disruption and a high government official commented on the incident.
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Mexico City
N.rgeeet Pollo
Surf Coast
30000 Canadians in Civil Guard Units Forming in Ontario
Deputy Police Commissioner McCreaty disclosed that about 30,000 Canadians are joining civil guard units across Ontario. He said home guard organizations are being formed in 45 municipalities beyond those listed, under provincial supervision. The figure reflects enrollment in municipal defense efforts amid broader mobilization.
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Toronto
Onl
Inly
Ontario
McCreaty
Eee Wos
NcCready
Sgure
Berlin Sees Hitler Peace Plea Doomed
Dispatches report Berlin views Hitler’s peace plea as doomed, with officials noting a heated exchange over how Britain might respond before any invasion. Key diplomats from Germany Italy and France weighed possible actions as Hitler’s speech spurred intense international attention and radio coverage.
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Berlin
Hitler
Fleeing Felon Surrenders Without Fight
Ivan Sullivan, one of three fugitives from the state prison escape, surrendered without resistance three miles east of Atchison on U S Highway 59. Troopers A I McDiard and Miller Asbury pursued, Sullivan had earlier attempted to fire a stolen car near a railroad bridge but fled. The group escaped by cutting an electrified fence at Port Madison Prison.
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Atchison, Kans
Ivan Sullivan
Tows
Here
Missouri
Sullivan
Marysville
A. 1
McDiard
Miller Asbury
U. S. Highway 59
Cutti
Hoenze
Katy
Oflee
Aty Diller
Francis’ Biessick
Messick
Westmoreland
Willkie speaks at Ehren farm amid farm talk and stockyard crowd
The scene centers on Willkie visiting Ehren’s farm near stockyards where farmers and wives gather to hear him. Kemp of Great Western Sugar sits nearby as Ehren cites corn yields and hybrid corms while Willkie, via telegram from Roy Burton, pledges Democratic support and shares plains talk about rural life and survival.
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A. Kemp
Great Western Sugar Company
Kemp
Colorado
Ehren
Uhere’s & Dance
Ehlen
WiNkip
Willkie
Roy R 1
Burton
Hoheman Ky
Farvin Hantabarger
Losy
Crossings Hearings Scheduled by Law Committee
The Law Committee will hold hearings and a rehearing on July 29 and July 24 in Buffalo regarding the revision of the Insurance Law and proposed compulsory auto crosswalks. The schedule includes hearings in Erie, West Seneca and Church Street areas, with attention to Central Railroad crossings and the Terrace in the city.
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Ullaiy
Daca
Insurance Lawlife Service Commission
Wlgied
Erie
West’ Seneca
Church
Lof, Burtato
Hae
Dornier Heir to Study in United States
Dornier, son of a famed Reich aircraft designer, resides in New York and plans to enter an American university. He previously contributed to the 42 motorized box project brought to the U.S. in 1931 and is now involved in studying American manufacturing methods in Detroit while not salaried.
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Dornier
U. S
Aude Dorales
Dedgmer
Lulder
New York
En American University
Germany
United States
Tom Reich
Sailary
Detroit
Times Writer Is Beaten by Two Japanese
Shanghai July 20 A New York Times correspondent Mallett Abend was assaulted in his Hangchew apartment by two plain clothes operatives armed with daggers and forced to surrender a manuscript. The incident drew protests from the U S Consulate General and demands for apology compensation and guarantees against recurrence. United States Marines later arrested 26 Japanese pendormes for entering the International Settlement.
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Weatex
Hallot Abend
New York Times
Hallot
Shanghai
Dapasisr
United States
International Selidient
Consular Cooperaton
Naurreal Erse
Tiwa
Abend
Fredesic Townsend Werd
Garbelais Leglea
South America
China
Ted Wi
Comsat
Richard P. Bure Tick
Japan
Abeited
Isler
Busen
Vaboul Mu
Geo
Miura
Saburo Miura
International Settlement
Roosevelt Signs 2 Sea Fleet Bill Amid Political Spending Limits
The bill sets hard national limits on campaign fundraising and prohibits excesses by state and local committees under the new amendment. It outlines administration by the Commission and penalties for pernicious political activity, with party leaders and lawmakers split over enforcement and public dinners.
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Nal ‘i NaUenel
Carnal Lee
Ieee
Abe Song
Iatruduast
Sy Sermtor
Carl A. Tifateh
Ar Soesker
Iaibam
Bankhead
Sam Raydurk
Mae Se
Hatton VW
Sutanete
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Tate IL New Papermen
Towever
Taat
Tebling
Vast Nickel Vein Found in Arizona Desert
Readable text describes a large nickel deposit in the Arizona Strip near the Utah border. Widespread claims by officials call it the largest in the United States, stretching about 22 miles long and hundreds of feet deep, with potential value difficult to estimate due to unknown depth.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Aziz
Arizona Strip
W. J. Graham
Arizona Lieral Resources Board
United States
Gramd Canyon
Satherh
Uteh
Tea Anthem Mountains
Platens
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