Discards Letter As Ad Then Finds It Was A Gift
In Morehead on September 7, W Palbie Young a garage worker was convinced a letter was an advertisement but later learned it represented a $75,000 inheritance. The case involved New York interests and the state ashway department reported actions in Vincennes. A bystander, Howard Shriver, 37, was injured when a brace failed and a street accident led to a chopper plate discovered in a tree with Shriver’s name barely legible.
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Morehead
Albie Young
New York
Young Ald
Bane
Howard Shriver
Shriver
Italy Bombs Oil Refineries In Palestine
Italian air force strikes target oil facilities in Palestine amid broader North Africa theater clashes. Reports describe bombers attacking refineries near Matruh and Alexandria, with ships and escorts involved, casualties uncertain, and British forces claiming air and sea superiority.
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Italy
Palestine
Raiders drive off planes over British Palestine patrol
Cairo Sept 4 Britain reports planes backed by anti aircraft fire failed to bomb targets in British mandated Palestine yesterday. The Near East command said there was no damage or casualties. Three raids on Mersa Matruh Egypt were acknowledged with minor casualties.
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Egyit
Tehich Rehind
Palestine
Mersz Ma' Truh
Egypt
Raid Horrors Multiplied by Time Bombs
Chaos followed a raid in the debris strewn area as time bombs triggered alarms and workers dug through wreckage. A man cried for his sons while a 30 year old woman rested on debris asking for her dog Scottie. Police evacuated families as bomb experts moved through darkness and the fire brigade fought a spreading blaze near a bus terminal.
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Scottie
Cormer
Whien
United Press
London Fire Brigade
Gremen
Theodore Roosevelt And Wagner Talk in Maine Vote Drive
In Fortland Maine Roosevelt and Wagner discuss the national ballot, with Roosevelt portrayed as contemptuous of the public and Wagner praising his leadership. The exchange features partisan contrasts and reflections on the November election from rival figures in the Republican and Democratic camps.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Wagner
Maine
Fortrand
Brei-in-the
Wen Mikig
Resi Publican
Wasarr
Torttend
Alent
Reich Hurls Air Attacks At Berlin And Regions
Allied air assault targets Berlin and surrounding areas as bombs strike the capital and suburban rail hubs. Reports claim fires spread, casualties occur, and several buildings including a court house and a warehouse are damaged.
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Reich
Purge Prosecutor Named Aid to Molotov Plans
Moscow dispatch details appointment of a Trotskyite purge prosecutor as an aide to Molotov. The report notes a new coordination of late Cold War control under Ler Mebhi and mentions changes in foreign affairs leadership and top party roles.
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Molotoft
Moscow
Anerey
Wishineky
Ler Mebhi
Jomo
Meacow University
Forgian
Omics
Segarioalien
Grounded Flier and Veteran Wing Commander In WWII Bombing Mission
A veteran wing commander from World War II, described as a grounded flier, reportedly led a dive bombing attack yesterday during a holiday event. The commander, once noted for WWII service, is said to have maneuvered into enemy airspace and targeted German dive bombers, sustaining damage but continuing to fight. Reports mention 35,000 feet altitude and a crash involving explosives, with two others reportedly taken under fire during the engagement.
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Ryan
Jonion
Aman
Gost
Geran Sue Foren
Bill
Hisire
Youngest Daughter of Fuller Bride in Bay State Ceremony
Miss Mar ess, youngest daughter of former Governor Alen T Puller of Massachusetts, wed Robert Lloyd Henderson in a private Bay State ceremony attended by relatives. The nuptials were performed by Nest Richard Neagle of Maldes. The couple will reside with Fuller estate ties as notes and captions follow.
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Bay State
Miss Maress
Alen T Puller
Massachusetts
Robert Lloyd Henderson
Boston
Rex
Fuller Surianer
Nest
Richard Neagle
Maldes
Fleet Commander Heads North China Port Discussion
Asiatic Fleet commander Admiral C Hert left Shanghai to discuss the unresolved British defense dispute with British troop withdrawals. He arrived from Tringlao and met Acting US General Pitchard, (FP) Butrick, and Colonel Dewitt Perk as Japanese officials claimed rights to assume part of the British sector.
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Shanghai
North China Port
Admirl C. Hert
Hart
Tringlao
U 5
Pitchard
United States
Argentina Official Cleared in Scandal
Buenos Aires reports the Chamber of Deputies voted there were no grounds for impeachment of General Carlo Marquez, minister of war, amid an army land deal scandal that unsettled President Roberto Z. regime last month.
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Argentina
Avenos Aires
Chamber of Deputies
Ger
Carlo Marquez
Dal Sandal
Roberto
Londoners Spend 24 Hours in Underground Shelters
Londoners spent nearly a full day in shelters during a 24 hour period ending at midnight. The schedule shows staggered shelter time across the day including long blocks early morning and evening, with alarms guiding each shift, totaling about 13 hours and 52 minutes underground.
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Londomer
Draft Delay Sparks House Hurdle In 1940s Militia Debate
Lawmakers clash over age ranges 21 to 45 for compulsory service with amendments to raise, restrict or relocate conscripts. Votes defeat proposals to tighten reach, while two main amendments seek government control of defense orders and plant condemnation. Additional provisions aim to protect pay and seniority for draftees and punish false draft information.
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Arthur Anderson
D-Mo
Senate
Rherd B. Rees
R-Kan
Karl Mundt
IRS
United States
Western Hemisphere
American Possessions
Bruce Barton
Philippines
Joseph Smith
Iti
Defense Commitments Exceed 86 billion in Aid
Washington Sept 7 UP Congress action in SR 257 001 000 supplemental legislation pushed defense appropriations beyond 15 000 000 0 million for national defense totals since Jan 3. The grand total reaches 1 005 717 815 with 134 630 000 600 expansion for a two ocean navy. Only a small portion of that sum was appropriated yet. The defense bill's final form came yesterday in what may be the session's last major money measure for armaments.
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Washington
Nelson
Armen
Congress
Poienns County Official Observes His 107th Birthday
Marksville Louisiana September 7 Poienns County official Heart Bietkiewicz Avoyelles parish assessor for 30 years quietly celebrated his 107th birthday Born in Havre France September 7 183 He studied in Paris and worked in the gold fields He served as a French interpreter for the government during revolutionary periods and enjoyed simple routines and meals
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Marksville
Bietkiewicz
Avoyelles
Havre
France
BieTeientes
Paris
Fastcirel
Roan
California
Inter’ Peeter
Kanes
Purge and Exile Propel Romanian King From Power
Fragmented report describes Antonescu pressuring King Carol II to abdicate as Romanian unrest and foreign threats loom. Carol departs exile with Queen Helena and young King Michael amid guarded palace escort, amid rumors of a secret fund and plans for Belgrade or South America refuge.
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Russia
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Tmunucci
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Ely
Helena
Dresden
Germany
Michael
Bucharest
Urdureanu
Mme
Taupescu
Mor¢gasgia
le Carol
Mmr
Lupescht
Thanu
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
South Ammerica
Carel
Michel
Priace
Carol Granted Temporary Swiss Stay Permit
Carol of Runimnia received permission to stay in Switzerland temporarily on September 7. The UPI report notes officials were unsure when she would arrive, or where she would reside, and that the location remained unsettled.
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Carol
Switzerland
Betpe
Carol of
Runimnia
Michael Cooperation Expected in Reich
Belin reports political observers expect King Michael of Romania to cooperate with the Iron Guard and other Romanian groups aligned with Germany. The note suggests Tepid changes in Central and Southeastern Europe as Gen. Antonescu appears to seek friendly ties with Berlin amid shifting alliances.
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Belin
Michael of
Rumania
Iron Guard
Europe
Ton. Antonescu
Laborer Charged in Strangle Slaying Case in New Bedford
Frank Pedra, a laborer, was ordered held in DistRICT Court on charges of strangling 22 year old Eileen Percy, daughter of the New Bedford Country Club groundskeeper. Percy's body was found in bushes at Dermouth on July 31 after she had been missing for two days.
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Mas. Aecins
Distreet
Frank Pedra
Hrchard
Wes
Ube
Jane Strangle
Eileen Percy
New Bedford Country Club
Dermouth Ty
Twa
Dayne
Britain Braces For More Night Raids On London
British reports detail a fresh wave of night air raids across London and northwest towns. Explosions damaged industrial buildings and homes, fires spread to streets, and casualties were reported. Royal Air Force defenses and German losses were noted as authorities described the attacks as scattered and aimed at urban targets.
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Lontion
Witler
Britain
London
Atlil Hursing
Gerrans
Che
Cuy
Germany
Royal Air Force
Iftam
Lord Beaverbrook
P2opress
Landang
Church Iesrage
pReman
Sheila White
Hull Invites Americas To Use Bases In Hemisphere Defense
Reporters in Buenos Aires quote spokesmen saying the government would assist American families in hemisphere defense. The dialogue covers possible measures and franchise-like suggestions, with cautious notes on confirmation. Event linked to Sept 7 reporting from Eugene, Oregon.
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Hull
Americas
Uruguay
Buenos Aires
Mmn
Hemisphere
Eugene
Ore
Britain
Juve Foandland
Bermuds
Bahamas
Amun
St. Lucia
Jamaich
Trinidad
State Medics Society
Charter Refused for Italian Society Dual Patriotism
State Supreme Court Justice Peter M. Daly refused the charter for the Society for Dual Patriotiam. Daly stated legitimate interest in the culture of the country of origin must not be confined with allegiance, fidelity and patriotism.
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Tor Tne Sill & Double Patriot
State Supreme Court
Peter M. Daly
Jam Fice Daly
Escaped Convicts from Cummins Farm Suppressed in Ark
In Arkansas Sept 7, reports indicate 38 prisoners escaped Cummins State Prison Farm in the biggest breakout on record. About 25 year old Shave 25 Joe Miller 24 and Milkie E Peek 16 were among those with prior sentences. Three convicts surrendered near McGhee while two were captured. four were shot dead as posses hunted across Arkansas and neighboring states.
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AL Bel Ste
Cummins State
Arkansas
Ison Dreak
Torit Otay
Soch Lack Shave
Joe Miller
Milkie E. Peek
Wilson
Arizona
Oklahoma
Tunger
McGhee
French and Japanese Strike Indo China Troop Concessions
Shanghai dispatch reports an accord between French and Japanese authorities granting Japan military concessions in Indo China. The agreement includes bases, troop passage rights through Indo China, and access to rail lines into China. Japanese army outlet Sin Shum Pao called for immediate mobilization against foreign elements.
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Shanghai
United Press
Hateau
Tokyo
Japan
Indo-China
China
Cencer
Orgar
Sin-Shum Peo
Denial of German Troopship Sinking Claim in Kattegat
Berlin denies British reports that the German troop ship Marion was sunk in the Kattegat and wiped out with about 3000 lives. The Reich government disputes the casualty figures while British estimates had placed the loss in the Kattegat area.
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Kattegat
Berlin
Reich
Oday
Maany
Mayer Hurley to Be Elevated to Bishop
Vatican announces Misr Joseph tormeris will be consecrated Bishop of St Augustine Florida at a special ceremony in Rome, to be held at the College for the Propagation of the Faith with the Papal Secretary of State present. News confirms Oct date for the rite.
Bulgaria Romania dispute on Dobruja and migration claims
Fragmented OCR summary notes a border dispute over the Dobruja region between Bulgaria and Romania, with references to populations of Bulgarians and Romanians, planned sales or payoffs to cover crop losses, and government indemnities. Parliament has delayed action to Sept ML to adopt necessary regulations and incorporation of the wave territory.
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Rvanatal
Jturmonis
Soviet Russia
Ilungary
Bulkaria Lakibg
Isingdoi
Dobrudis
Tubparin
Souuthern
Bulgarien Geisy
Eee
Butesrin Grand
Romania Ag Indyremity
Rae Immnniag Povernment
Cretain Indemopelis
Dulestia
Partisanship Called Peril Like Dictator By Senator Norris
Senator Norris of Nebraska warned that partisanship is a peril like dictatorship and declared Americans are not free but slaves to politics. In a public interview with college clubs for Roosevelt he said friends in the Senate are swayed by partisan politics and patronage, causing them to hate Roosevelt more than Hitler.
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Washington
Norris
Ding
Spublic
Roosevelt
Senate
Hitler
Scalise May Face Income Tax Charges After Trial
New York Sept. 7 UNS Lie Jaw Incceed woiay for George Scalise former resident of the International Union, on trial for stealing 8000 from the union. Scalise’s attorney Martin J. Littleton admitted during cross examination that federal income tax charges may be brought. Littleton said Scalise reported 20409 salary and incurred expenses of 18525. The defense asserts 727025 in commissions in 1935 but no salary, and there may have been an intent to fudge income tax. The trial on larceny ends adjourned until Monday.
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Scalise
New York
Parket
Lie Jaw Inccoeed
Woiay
George $Che
Bui Smyloyes Intecnationsl 'Union
Martin J. Jitteton
Lilleton
Littleton
Practicing Doctor Receives Degree on 90th Birthday
A 90th birthday ceremony in Washington Pa marks Dr Gratge B Woods receiving a bachelor of science degree from Waynesburg College. The 66 years of medical practice and a career dating to the horse and buggy era are praised by the college which notes his long service and lifelong study since leaving Cleveland's seminary.
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