Allied Iran Talks Speeding Toward Conclusion
Negotiations involving Allied powers and Iran are being accelerated and may conclude within a week. Key issues include Iran’s demand to define zones for British and Russian troop presence and the fate of German legation staff and nationals sheltered there. Over 700 Germans reportedly confined in the Shimran compound near Teheran.
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Dawge
Iran
Legation
Shimran
Syracuse Herald-Journal
iLygia
Rosenholm
Germany
India
Denmark
Holland
Iceland
Sir Lancelot
Ita Tran
Ankara
Afghanistan
Lost Signal Corps Trucks Spark Maze In Queens
A group of 16 Signal Corps trucks wandered into a highway maze at Grand Central Parkway Union Turnpike and Queens Boulevard in Kew Gardens Queens while en route to Mitchel Field. The incident caused confusion as crews tried to navigate the complex intersections with no clear destination.
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Signal Corps
New York
Grand Central Parkway
Union Turnpike
Queen Boulevard
Kew Gardens
Queens
Man Assaulted In City Street Robbery Steals Ring
In Philadelphia on Sept 5 a man named Doug las Miller met an amiable stranger in a restaurant. While walking together the stranger punched him, grabbed $5 from his wallet, ripped a $100 diamond ring from his finger, and fled.
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Philadelphia
Douglas Miller
Otto of Austria Loses Right to Drive in Massachusetts
Archduke Otto of Austria was stripped of his Massachusetts driving privilege after allegedly speeding on Concord Turnpike on August 25. When asked his identity the archduke insisted on being listed as Otto of Austria, presenting a New York City address and license as proof.
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Otto
Austria
Massachusetts
Boston
Archduke Otto
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Frank A. Goodwin
Concord Turnpike
Park Avenue
New York City
Jews Barred From Dutch Gentile Schools Decree
Amsterdam and Berlin report a decree by German Commissioner Arthur Seyss-Inquart forbidding Jewish residents of the Netherlands from attending Gentile taught schools and barring Jewish teachers from instructing any non Jewish pupils. Universities remain exempt. Observers link the move to the dismissal of a Jewish professor at a Dutch university and ensuing student protests.
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Netherlands
Berlin
Arthur Seysz Inquart
Webster Commits to 1000 Days Without Fatal Car Crash
Webster Massachusetts launches a safety drive aiming for a thousand consecutive days with no fatal automobile accident starting September 5. The last fatal crash occurred on December 10, 1938, marking a historic benchmark for the town.
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Webster
Mass
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