Six Guards Lose Lives at Fort Knox Tragedy
Six Indiana National Guardsmen were killed and three wounded when a shell they carried from the artillery range exploded near Battery D at Fort Knox Kentucky during a 15 day training. The victims ranged in age from 21 to 30 and included corporals and privates from Princeton Evansville and Oakland City. A board of inquiry was appointed to investigate the incident.
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Fort Knox
Indiana National Guardsmen
Army
Robert H. Tyndall
129Th Artillery
Charles H. Handricks
Oakland City. Corp
Roy E. Maxey
Princeton
Paul
Willis Snow, Jr
Evansville
John R. Jones
Arthur McCarty
William C. Hart
Dorris K. Fitch
Ralph Carter
Fort Branch
Tyndall
Ind
Plattsburg
N. Y
Slaying Flash With Father Ends in Suicide
Phyllis Raymond testified to a brutal family assault in which Ralph Raymond 58 a wealthy telephone engineer attacked his wife and daughter with a hammer and butcher knife before slashing his own throat in a locked bathroom. The scene at the 14 room Rockland County home was described as blood smeared through multiple rooms as police and investigators responded.
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South Nyack
N. Y
Phyllis Raymond
Ralph Raymond
Rockland County
George W. Dorsey
Dorsey
Raymond
John Raymond
Staten Island
German Propaganda Attacked by Press in London
Several British newspapers warned there would be no war this year and accused intensified German propaganda and military activity of being part of a war of nerves aimed at forcing another Munich. Reynolds News alleged Chamberlain prepared for a Poland sellout and may call a conference if tensions rise, echoing last year's Munich meeting.
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London
Munich
Reynolds News
Chamberlain
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Squalus Moves After 80 Days and Mussolini Unity View
The Fascist press says no divergence of views on Danzig and shows unity with Mussolini after 80 days. Nazi newspapers echo a united front with the line we stand together come what may in their commentary.
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Mussolini
Nazis Discuss Danzig Ultimatum Amid Axis Talks
Reports from Berchtesgaden and Salzburg say Hitler held talks with Mussolini and Ciano on Danzig and European tensions. German quarters acknowledge Burckhardt met Hitler but withheld details, while a Salzburg attendee hinted at world altering solutions. Ciano returned to Rome with notes on the discussions.
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Danzig
Reich
Diplomatische
Poland
Carl J. Burckhardt
League of Nations
Berchtesgaden
Hitler
Buckhardt
Fuehrer
Tanneberg
East Prussia
Hindenburg
Mussolini
Italy
Galeazzo Ciano
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Salzburg
Rome- Berlin
Ciano
Rome
Girl Hurt in Auto Accident on West Washington Street
Gloria Hichelberger eight year old sustained brush burns and minor injuries after being struck by John C Latshaw s car on West Washington Street in Marion Pennsylvania. Patrolman Castie said she darted into the path of the vehicle. She was treated at Washington County Hospital.
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Gloria Hichelberger
Antietam Street
John C. Latshaw
Marion
Washington St
Washington County Hospital
A. C. Castie
Leo Henson
Elizabeth Street
Western Pike
Huyetts
Henson
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