Air Armada Defeated in Canal Raid
Reported attack on the canal by air forces with ferocity, as planes from the Pacific Fleet attempted a night raid on both entrances. Anti aircraft batteries manned by General Jarman’s defense organized patrols along the 50 mile waterway amid searchlights and flares.
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Paraica Canal
Lusztales
Enon
Delente
Poca Solo Naval
Pacific
Sanderfore Jarman
Canal Zone
Sn 2
Monthers
Holt
Escter
Ward
Pacitte
Cann
Sur-[ Rite
Rgal
Rome
Ibelf
Jarmen
Entiaircraft
Hawaiian’ Islands
Inova
Passavisional Coast Artillery Brigade
Army Air Force
Sediment speeds river flow in California tests
Dr. D V A Vanini of the California Institute of Technology reports a surprising discovery from tests in a 61 feet long flume. Adding silt to clear water raised flow speed by 5 percent, then 10 percent with higher sediment, explaining river silt dynamics from the Mississippi to the Colorado.
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Paicno
Calif
D. V. A. Vanini
Jing G
Mississinpi
Colorado
Vaneni
Tp Soil Conservation Laborelore
Callefornia Institute of ‘Technology
Eoral
Frank Seeks Senate Run If Signature Goal Is Met
Dr Glenn Frank of the University of Wisconsin announces his candidacy for the U S Senate if supporters can gather the required 5437 signatures by the filing deadline. The move follows a posting regarding the Wisconsin Republican nomination process and the anticipated signing effort.
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Glenn Frank Pression
University of
Pact to Black Axis Colony Shield Drafted
A tentative pact crafted by a union of nations aims to prevent foreign transfer or domination of colonies and to establish a collective trusteeship to defend democracy. The plan outlines emergency machinery, mutual exchanges, and steps to curb imperial advances, with the United States and Argentina backing measures to check threats to colonial possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarbes
Rey
United States
Argentina
Ithsestens
Lee
Communists Decry Havana Talks as U S Pressure Surges
Pravda reports that the United States is using a Pan American conference in Havana to push economic pressure on weaker American allies. The piece argues the plan aims to manipulate foreign trade of Latin American countries and foresees resistance in nations like Brazil and Chile where English and German interests are strong.
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Havana
Moscow
Pravda
Urgen
United States
L Jst
Latin America
Bazil
Chile
England
Germany
Berlin Bans Men’s Caps for Women to Keep Them Feminine
A 15 July decree in Berlin bans wearing men’s caps by women to preserve femininity. The measure, cited as one of two steps, notes no federal law requires women to wear hats, but a treatise backed the policy.
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Berlin
Bertin
War Today and Humane Warfare Reflections
A fragmented wartime discourse questions humane warfare and civilian suffering. The speaker debates whether bombing or starvation causes more pain, asks who bears value in war, and recalls a British rebellion accusation and near execution, ending with a personal note that they were not shot.
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Battlefeld
Sargier
Durbin
Knudsen outlines U S arms program and conscription debate
In a briefing Knudsen, head of the American Youth Commission, urged selective service for the nation’s youth, while Senate panels consider compulsory military training. He cited defense orders, shipbuilding, and engine output goals, detailing plants in Hamilton and Seattle and projected warplane production to 30,000 annually with extensive tooling and labor needs.
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Li Qwen D. Young
American Youth Commission
Batlan
Concvenilail Beawtie Os
Dal
Noms Thomas
Senate
Mievensterad
Anuisen
Army
Navy
Gulf
Seattle
Log Angelica
Sartmantica
APC
Axenst
Hamilton
Colnis
Cincinnati
Mpm
M Big Seaboard
Wriehe
United States
Fresent
Norell
Kiuidsen
Rook
Jtime
Knudsen
England
Kawaseh
Speel
Arma Manufacturing
Ress
Imarhino Tools
Automatic Weather Reporter On Desert Island Invented
Washington July 27 Tro Pedersl research workers have perfected an apparatus that can report weather from a desert island without human presence. The automatic weather reporter uses instruments to measure wind velocity rainfall temperature humidity and barometric readings and transmits data remotely.
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Washington
Tro Pedersl
W.S. Hinemal
Harry Diamond
Byres
Standards
Soulmate Witness in Los Angeles Divorce Action
In Los Angeles July 77, a process server seeks Mrs. Lil Gian E. Hoyos to appear as the divorce case against Dr. William A. Boyce resumes. Mrs. Boyce, 58, testifies she never trusted spiritual claims and denies being controlled by a spirit guru, while Boyce accuses her of neglect and seances with "Sha Sha" and other spirits.
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Los Angeles
Lil Gian E. Hoyos
William A. Boyce
Totlpiwood Eye Speciallor
Loretialtia
Fe Nutt Sees 1944 Path for Democratic Nominee
Amsterdam reports Feltus, a friend of McNutt, predicts he will be nominated at the Democratic convention and that Feltus will campaign for him. The prediction centers on McNutt’s chances and the timing of his leadership role, with emphasis on party unity and strategic backing.
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Fe Nutt
Aid
Pag VY
Slaughiee
Eltua
Poe
Amsterdam
McNuit
Tworlvenkig
Feltus
Delotirds
Chicago
McNutt
Stet
Kel
Child Born To Wissouri Couple Weighs 20 Pounds
A news blurb notes a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Unter of Necrots area weighing about 20 pounds at birth. County health officer Dr J W McPhietars says such a weight is unusual but the infant is healthy and gaining normally. The family has nine other children and the delivery was attended by two midwives.
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Wissouri
Poplar Blu
Joseph Unter
Necrots
Marines in Shanghai Fear Riots Reported on Front Page
Report notes U S Marines in Shanghai fear riots after a government statement from Japanese officials. The article mentions tension in Nanking and the broader impact on municipal authorities as Japanese-dominated forces influence security measures.
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U.S
Shanghai
Nazis Claim 107, 298 Tons Shipping Sunk
Reported claims indicate substantial shipping losses as German forces assert sinking of multiple Allied vessels totaling 26239 tons. Descriptions note convoy interference, weather effects, and aerial activity near the eastern approaches to England and Scotland. British air raids are described as having limited damage with occasional claims of enemy aircraft downed over the English Channel.
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Sila
Eestroyer
Aris
Hulgee
England
Sessening
Inglieh Channel
Axis specialists may control Rumanian oil fields
Reported discussions in Romania about inviting Italian specialists and a wider Axis influence to manage oil fields as part of a potential bloc arrangement. Talks included Mussolini, Galeazzo Ciano, and Ton Giguriy with Romanian premier Ton Giguriy and Foreign Minister Milwhl Ala molest) amid fears of Soviet designs. Leaders planned to depart for Bucharest, signaling acceptance of a fait accompli in the oil sector.
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Ibro-Axis
Irving ‘Germann
Diay Ag Hex
Avotgiller
Sme
Oritsh
Axis
Salzburg
Saig
Alke Asis
Rumanien
Buchsrese
Fms Sie
Kanoye Cabinet Row To Army Suggestions Taxyo July 27 Ge
Premier Kanoye and cabinet ministers met with Imperial Army headquarters in a first Hasson conference. An official brief stated no details were revealed but noted the Army had suggested measures to rivet the current swanson and domestic policy.
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Kanoye
Taxyo
Fumimaro Kanoye
Blsey
Imperial Army
Tayperia
Swanson
Amt
Patane
Donestic Peiley
Japanese Forces Land Near Hong Kong Amid Sino-Japanese Clash
Japanese Navy officials announce landing of Japanese bluejackets in Hunchai Bay China, 70 miles northeast of Hong Kong, under cover of bombardment to cut off supply routes to China. Earlier landings near Shanghai and Pearl River mouth aim to reinforce operations against Chinese forces.
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Hong Kong
Boby Kong
Hunchai Bay
Shanghai
China
Bins Bey
Jeg Belivers
Kimba
la Chineas
Nonlergi
Pearl River
Hong Hang
Sams
League May Desert $10,000,000 Palace Of Peace In Geneva
The League may abandon its headquarters in Geneva as talks consider transferring all its main sections to the United States. Secretary General Joseph Avent resignations overshadow the move. Some services may relocate to Princeton for duration of the European war, with eight economic and transit sections ordered to Princeton. Dr Haralt W Dodds of Fenneston announced the change and cited invitations to consolidate international health and narratives control.
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League
Palace of Peace
Geneva
Penceton University
Miltes
Srnéra
Joseph Avent
Joseph Avent, Mow Inuist
Meethce
United States
Circlats
Switzerland
France
Parttscal C
Princeton
Econofole
Transit
Seption J
Haralt W- Dodds
Jof Fenneston
Aveno
Nazi Commissioner Denies Dutch Colonial Ambitions
Arthur Seyss-Inquart, the Nazi Commissioner for the Netherlands, told German residents in The Hague that Germany has no aim to annex Dutch colonial possessions and warned against any public display in support of Queen Wilhelmina. He stressed the occupiers will bar demonstrations for any figure tied to the Dutch royal line.
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Holland
Avasterinr
Zicar
Serlin
Elidex
Netherlands
Arthur Seyseinqaart
Sevseinqueri
Hague
Wilhelmina
Reyal
Orenge
General Reeve 92 Improves After Pneumonia Attack
General Reeve a 92 year old philanthropist soldier and industrialist from Winnetonka Beach Minn is reported to be rapidly improving at Dansville General Hospital after pneumonia. Hospital attendants say he may soon be able to take short automobile rides. He has been read in by visitors and was admitted more than a month ago.
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General Reeve
Dansville
cCer
Charles McCormick Reeve
Ini Baker
Hansville General
Winnetonka Beach
Minn
Germans Train Parachutists For Rooftop Combat Tactics
Berlin reports German parachutists are being trained to enter via rooftops using tin shears and ropes, with silk cords and steel hooks to climb skylights and descend to streets. Training under Luftwaffe aims to simulate wartime conditions, including rooftop fighting and observation, as raids and urban ambushes are anticipated.
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Berlin
UPL
Germany
Saurtes
Van-Leteong
Sik
France
Alva
Ali
Italy bombs Gibraltar in renewed strike across La Linea
Italian warplanes attacked Britain's Gibraltar fortress again. Bombs caused explosions across La Linea and Algeciras as residents and troops fled in fear. Reports claim four dead and many wounded, with a pre-dawn raid described as indescribable.
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la Linea
Gibraltar
Caleta
Tie Docks
Arca
Koopa Point
Linea
Spain
Britain
Ural
Gapesttar
Algeciras
SF Inc
Herday
Stefani
Gloralter
Stefans Sale
Ceuta
Spanish Morocco
Nazi Art Push in Wartime Nazi Germany Probe
Munich reports Goebbels unveils a National Art Exhibit and defends culture as a wartime duty, arguing devotion to national art upholds life and property and strengthens the nation. The exhibit highlights works from Beethoven to Grunewald as part of a broader cultural mobilization. Also in Rockland County, Natalie Gauch is nominated for county judge and surrogate after long service in the State Assembly and GOP women's leadership. Other nominations include Robert Drees for county clerk and Giltad Crawford for county treasurer after a lengthy county convention.
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Goebbels
Munich
Sruszic
Reich
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Nazi Intalitariai
Naual
Sirengta
Beethoven
Farmer
Duerer
Groenwald
Pal
Grand View
G.O.P
Rockland
Spring Vatley
Natalie Gauch
Rockland County
Miss Couch
State Assembly
Ory
Brantud
Landon
Rockland County Har Association
Robert
Dreesek
Herann St
Haverstraw
County Clerit
Ponies Pay For Treats Amid Sweltering July Heat
An unclear summer scene recounts local acts in Boston with Fat Reno and Santa Clana. A stray note mentions $10, $25 and a truckload purchase of oxen or fodder in a sweltering neighborhood, with references to Suffolte Pawns and a dairy Routle.
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Borton
Reno
Boston
Santa Clana
Writer Tells How Stukas Sank Shiny
Edward W. Beatitis recalls a German Stuka air attack on a convoy of ships, describing dive bombers forcing ships to scatter and anti aircraft fire. The Admiralty confirmed five damaged ships and casualties among the crew as rows of planes attacked and ships limped away.
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Edward W. Beattis
Paragrs Ih
Jaenard
Snk
Tune
Admiralty
Tewara
Mexico Petroleum Union Plans 21 Hour Strike Over Decrees
Mexico City reports the 19,900 strong Petroleum Workers Union moving to oust government oil executives and halt decrees aimed at econom y measures. Regional committees are ordered to mobilize Mele workers for a 21 hour strike at 10 AM next Sunday. The letter cites a 26,000,000 peso deficit for the last six months of 19 60 and warns penalties will follow proposed economies.
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Mexico
Peretal
Army Bases OF On Beau Brummel Rules for Officers
Washington July 27 UP Army officers revise regulations to loosen strict etiquette codes amid defense planning. War Department indicates changes to prior rules, aiming for practical readiness and updated conduct standards.
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Beau Brummel
Washington
U.S. Army
Hersbay
Ihan
Alec i
Herahe
Jian Wien Tract in Ad ven slate 0s
A brief note reports a Jian Wien tract listed in an advertising slate with zeroes. No further details available on location or purpose. The fragment suggests a real estate or land listing item within a local notice context.
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St. Louis
Securities and Fes Change Commission
Wabthel
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