Argentinal Havana Move Aims At Western Hemisphere Accord
A peace sub committee announced preliminary concessions to prevent European possessions in the New World from changing hands. Leopoldy Mele chaired the talks as negotiators from Argentina and Cuba pushed toward a temporary emergency framework, with full American republics to vote later.
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Duoy
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New World
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Melo
Miguel Angel Campa
Cuba
United States
S.A
Hull
Indian Independence Move Debated at Poona Bombay Parley
About 150 Congress leaders gathered in Poona and Bombay to push for complete independence from Britain after the war. Mohanlal RK Gandhi reportedly outvoted by the working committees when the July 7 resolution was adopted. Nehru urged the plan at Poona, while Gandhi did not attend. A separate note mentions a York housewife cooling a kitchen by placing dry ice on a plate before a fan.
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Pandit Jageharti Nehru
Poona
Man Intercedes in Train Attack. Arm Severed Saving Woman
A former Navy man, Paul T. Buckler, 63, of Braghtyn, tried to stop a quarreling couple in a subway station when the assailant struck the woman. Buckler restrained him, fell into a passing train, lost his right arm and sustained a fractured skull. Police launched a manhunt for the attackers as Buckler lay injured.
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Marines in Shanghai Brace for Potential Riots
U S Marines in Shanghai are warned to avoid bars except in groups of three or more as tensions rise between Japanese and foreign troops. Japanese forces gain access to central International Settlement for walk day use, prompting fears of clashes with U S personnel and other foreign troops.
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British Reporter Held by Japanese in Shanghai
In Shanghai on July 27 a British Times Tokyo correspondent, Melville James Cox, was arrested on military grounds and detained at gendarmerie headquarters. The British ambassador planned talks with Japan’s foreign minister to secure Cox’s release, amid unpublished restrictions on reports about the incident.
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Robert Leslie
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Bombs Dropped on Alexandria Base No Casualties Reported
Late News Bulletins say bombs fell on the Britten base at Fattehour in Alexandria Egypt with no damage or casualties. A separate item notes Moscow talks by a Finnyatin delegation seeking reopening of direct publication routes.
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U S Arms Program Told Advances in Naval Shipbuilding
Articles reveal claims by defense officials that the United States can rapidly expand arms production including a 92 million dollar push to build a ship engine plant and upgrade the Ohio aircraft engine facility. Statements by R. Stettinius and others precede testimony before a House appropriations subcommittee. Mayor LaGuardia supports reactivating city workers for military service and broader mobilization plans. Concluded on page 2.
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Wailea
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Lsken Pe
Navel
Meiner
Mideln
Burke-Walsworth
Fedeval
Mayne
Colunaia
Cadets Rescued After Barnegat Ship Fire Near Sea
Coast Guard reports 44 Admiral Farragut Naval Academy cadets and two instructors were rescued three miles northeast of Barnegat Inlet after their boating craft caught fire. Five crewmembers and two youths were burned, later treated. two instructors remained hospitalized at Royal Pines Hospital, Pinewald.
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Farragut
Farol £. Reite
Toms River
Academy
Navy
Jand Francis Zeluca
Greenwich
Robert Wight
Buffalo Mayor Opposes Third Term and Roosevelt Support
Buffalo Mayor Tomas L Holling said he opposed a third term for any president and could not actively back Franklin D. Roosevelt. He stated he would not join Democrats pushing Wendell Willkie and hoped to remain a Democrat despite party splits.
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Amyay Cue
Tomas L Holling
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Holling
Wendell
Winite
Repbilian
Alyrayt Deen
U S Speeds 50 Million Refugee Aid
President Roosevelt ordered rapid preparation to provide 50 million dollars in relief aid for European refugees destitute by war. He named Wallace to buy agricultural supplies and Morgenthau to procure other materials, with transport by the Red Cross to embarkation points to be set.
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Washington
Roosevelt
American Red Cross
Housevelt
Red Cross
Stephen Early
Italy Claims Capture of African Town Carmuk Frontier Fort Taken by Italian Forces
Italian Askaris reportedly captured the fortified border town of Carmuk on the Ethiopian frontier after a dawn air assault. Ethiopian troops reportedly retreated with heavy resistance. The advance follows earlier reports of a similar capture near Carmuk and Gellabat as the frontier region sees ongoing hostilities.
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Ethiopia
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Drilich
Carmuk
Tie
Jaly
Tiatian
Nazis Claim 107 298 Tons Shipping Sunk
Berlin reports continued Balkan talks between Hitler and Ribbentrop with other officials as Allies face sustained losses. German communiques claim 107 298 tons of British shipping sunk and a destroyer Whirlwind damaged, amid conferences with Balkan leaders about postwar settlement in Southeast Europe.
Capone Gangsters Blamed in Chicago Shooting
Chicago police blame former Capone era gang members for a double shooting that killed John McLeod and left James Ryan in critical condition. McLeod died at Little Company of Mary Hospital after severe head wounds from three sawed off shotguns. Ryan sustained shoulder and back wounds as gunmen exposed the auto to gunfire while $10 worth of narcotics were loaded, with investigators linking the attack to bootleg horse race handbook services tied to Nationwide News Service and the Annenberg indictment history.
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Little Company of Mary Hospital
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Italian Naval Stores Bombed by British
July 27 (UP) Italian planes attacked the British naval base at Melta yesterday but the bombers reportedly were driven away by fighter planes. A mother and her two children were gunned in Eritrea, while an autopsy was ordered for Joseph Fry, 70, found in the Barga Canal. A bag of cookies bought by Ritter and a note about food poisoning were mentioned amid raid reports.
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Richart Boonardo
Office of, Welfare Commissioner
Frank Cortland
Iliiaf
Joseph J. Fry
Barga Canal
Cortl
Ritler
Sweden Center
American Citizen Killed in Italian Air Attack
A July 27 report states an American man named Meyer Lax, son of F. Lax of Pye, was killed in an Italian air attack on the city of Hall. The note references Capt. Finnie B. Losey, United States military attach, and mentions no U.S. protests. The fragmentary record suggests a wartime fatality with limited official details.
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United States
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Meyer Lax
Lax
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Pye 8
Finnie B. Losey
United, States
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England Calls Up 300000 More to Resist Invasion
News from London says Britain will register more men as part of a broad mobilization push. By nightfall total enrolment neared 4,100,000 with planned additions up to 999,000, amid reports of German peace terms and intensified air raids across southern England.
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Germany Astonished By Dutch Peace Step
Germany expressed astonishment at a Dutch mediation broadcast and at Lord Halifax's rejection of Hitler’s peace offer. Officials dismissed rumors of a new German proposal as unfounded while noting the radio report came from an individual, not an official channel. Faratoza Springs note reports a fatal car train crash in Stilswater killing Mrs Edward Viel and her eight year old son Frederick, who died at the scene.
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Bilverska Jretic
Roosevelt
Netherland Committee
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Adolf Hiltler
Reichstag
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Frederick
Debating Feasibility of Bombing Crops in War
An AP column questions if 4¢ bombs could destroy enemy grain via aerial strikes to curb food supplies. It weighs laws of war, humane warfare, and historical views from Grotius on devastation tolerable, noting modern incendiaries and the evolving ethics of civilian targets.
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Hugo Grotius
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