Nazi Units Crush New Action South Ukraine
Adolf Hitler's headquarters issued a communique early today claiming the Nazi Schnell Truppen have driven south across the heart of Ukraine and captured Krivoi Rog, a major mining center in the Dnieper basin about 80 miles from Dnepropetrovsk, while presenting the Red Army as retreating.
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Washington in Europe keeps France from Axis threat
The article reports on U S efforts to keep France out of the Axis, noting Vichy surrender would give Nazi bases in Africa. It highlights Bob Murphy of the State Department and Marshal Weygand as close allies, the timing of oil and aviation fuel shipments to North Africa, and the rise of Nazi espionage and the special commissioners system in France led by Alfred Rosenberg with figures like Jacques Doriot and Methonier, as the page notes continued on Page Four.
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Soap Box Derby Champs Arrive in Akron for Great Race
Akron hosts All American Soap Box Derby with 118 racers from the United States Mexico Canada and Alaska and about 250 newspapermen. The three day program includes flag raising safety tests drivers meeting champions dinner parade and the final race with a broadcast.
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First aviation gasoline to Russia aboard American tanker
Harold Ickes announced the first shipment of aviation gasoline to Russia is aboard an American tanker and will depart for Vladivostok, as pirates continue to infest waters off Kwangtung province and near Hongkong Island.
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Rioters in France Shot Down by Police at Porte St. Denis
Paris dispatches report police fired on demonstrators at Porte St. Denis wounding many as upheaval against German domination expands. Sixteen or more arrested in the incident marking the first public disclosure of a widespread uprising in multiple sections.
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Strike Ends In Caldwell Factory Over Defense Orders
The American Federation of Labor Machinists voted unanimously to return to work at Curtiss Wright's Caldwell New Jersey propeller plant, which handles $100,000,000 in defense orders. The dispute was sent to the Defense Mediation Board by Labor Secretary Frances Perkins amid ongoing strike threats in the telephone and aluminum sectors.
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Assassin shoots Japanese Baron Kiichiro Hiranuma in Tokyo
An assassin posing as an autograph seeker shot and gravely wounded Baron Kiichiro Hiranuma, 75, minister in the War Council without portfolio. The attack occurred at the baron’s Tokyo home. The gunman was captured while fleeing the grounds.
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Mission Seizure Reported At Shanghai Hospital
Reports say Japanese seizure of the Presbyterian Mission Hospital in Tsainkiangpu amount to virtual imprisonment of American physicians and missionaries, with executives detailing loss of property and restricted movement.
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Atty Generalship Vacancy Stirs Washington Speculation
Observers in Washington guess at the Attorney General vacancy as the Justice Department awaits a nominee. The delay sparks talk of how the appointment would affect DOJ policy and jobs, with Francis Biddle and Charles Fahy considered likely choices. Continued on Page Bbo.
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Beef heads in Alaska possibility
Alaska farm products may gain new markets from defense base workers and military building, boosting dairy and vegetable production. Regional Forester B F Heintzleman, on tour, says increased base activity creates opportunities for winter feeds and beef, with recommendations to improve Alaska agriculture.
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Roosevelt Churchill Parley on Sea Clash Unveiled
President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill met at sea and pledged to destroy Nazi tyranny. They approved an eight point postwar plan including disarmament and economic collaboration. Officials said Beaverbrook would discuss munitions supply while a ban on exports to Japan followed the announcement.
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Darlan to Lead French Forces in New Defense Role
Vichy France August 14 Major statement by Vice Premier Jean Darlan as Minister of National Defense promising to guide land and sea forces along the path laid out by Chief of State Marshal Petain in wartime leadership.
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