Confusion Over Reported Edgehill Attack And Edgehill Identity
Reports from New York June 29 described an attack on an American merchant vessel amid World War I signals. Conflicting messages suggested the Edgehill was torpedoed southwest of Ireland, though Lloyds lists a ship by that name as renamed and docked in Baltimore, while the Oremar previously bore the Edgehill name. Government officials noted potential neutral law issues if the attacked vessel was American. Marine experts questioned a possible misidentification due to recent Edgehill renaming.
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Deen urges full payment of state school teachers
Atlanta June 29 Braswell opens with a push for full payment of 1938 39 salaries to school teachers and opposes machine politics. Deen, a candidate since Tuesday, vows teachers' salaries must be paid. He criticizes county coercion and pledges to support federal and Democratic goals while warning against federal overreach.
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Italian De Ayers Sink In Night Engagement
A brief dispatch from Egypt reports that the Italian air squadron named de ayers TM suffered losses in a last night engagement. The event is dated June and mentioned by the Egyptian fish navy. The report emphasizes the sinking of an air unit.
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Peace speculations as European war shifts and League fades
The piece notes hopeful peace speculation amid shifting wartime conditions. It discusses Russia’s Romania move, Britain and France’s Near East defense doubts, and the possible impact on the Balkans. It laments the League of Nations demise and recalls its early feats and criticisms, predicting uncertain future for world peace.
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Axis Powers pledge to halt Soviet advances in Romania
Reports from Bucharest say Germany Italy pledged land and air aid to Romania to stop further Red Army moves. Mobilization expands to about 2 million Romanian soldiers as Soviet forces reportedly push into historic Romania, with Hungary and Bulgaria watching closely amid Balkan tensions.
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Democrats Gauge GOP Slate Power in Roosevelt Willkie Clash
In Washington on June 29 Democrats weighed the Roosevelt Willkie contest and the potential Republican ticket behind Senator McNary of Oregon. The main questions were whether the president would run with Roosevelt or another candidate and who might balance the Willkie ticket.
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Weather Forecast for Southeast States Today and Sunday
Cloudy with scattered showers likely in South Carolina and Georgia this afternoon. Florida and Alabama expect partly cloudy skies tonight with possible thundershowers, cooler in places. Northwest Florida remains mostly cloudy with scattered thundershowers and westerly winds along the coast. Sunday brings generally fair or partly cloudy and mild conditions across the region.
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Italian Marshal Balbo Dies In Plane Crash Over Tobruk
Rome reported Marshal Italo Balbo governor general of Libya was killed when his plane crashed in flames during a bombardment over Tobruk on June 28. The Italian high command honored Balbo as a World War I veteran, famed trans-Atlantic flier, and key revolutionary figure.
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Tobacco Growers Win Delay in Market Opening
Bright leaf tobacco growers in south Georgia cheer a delay in auction market opening to August 8, extending preparation time after a late season. The United States Tobacco Association approved the move to help farmers catch up with a season hindered by cold weather and high crop quality. Colquitt county agent W D Hillis supports the change as beneficial to farmers amid large stock and reduced export demand.
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Japan warns West on East Asia status quo and new order
Tokyo June 29 Foreign Minister Hachiro Arita urged Western powers to avoid moves that could disrupt East Asia and the South Seas. He spoke of an Oriental Monroe Doctrine with Japan as a stabilizing force and said China’s Chiang Kai Shek leadership is guiding a just and permanent peace.
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Old Rumiana
Red Armies Cross Boundaries in Romania Crisis
Semi official reports claim Soviet forces over stepped the agreed boundary in Romania as King Carol II mobilizes 2 million troops. Axis promises land and air aid are reported while fighting continues in Bessarabia and northern Bucovina amid refugee chaos.
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