Churchill to broadcast radio address Sunday night
Churchill returned to London and presided at a war cabinet meeting to advance Anglo American Soviet wartime plans. He outlined talks with President Roosevelt and plans for a three power Moscow conference, with a global radio speech scheduled for Sunday at 9 p.m. local time.
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Edward W. Beattie
London
U.P
Winston Churchill
Russia
Churchill
Roosevelt
Germany
Moscow
Lord Beaverbrook
Washington
Japan
All Safe In Brazil Crash
Panair Do Brazil announced that all aboard a transport plane forced down near Sao Paulo are safe. The craft carried four Brazilians and nine passengers en route Porto Alegre to Rio de Janeiro with a scheduled stop in Sao Paulo. The plane crashed at Itaguassu six miles from the city. police and six ambulances were sent. Passengers included Prof. Philip G. Jessup of New York and Hugh Davies, Sao Paulo manager of International Harvester.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
U.P
Panair Do Brazil
Porto Alegre
Rio de Janeiro
Panair
Fae Paulo
Itaguassu
Philip G. Jessup
New York
International Law Authority
Hugh Davies
International Harvester Company
German-American Unit Told Of War Causes
In New York delegates from 1,034 German American Catholic Societies in 17 states heard Father Anthony T. Strauss warn that the world crisis stems from a revolution against God and moral law. He urged a sincere return to Christianity for moral health and happiness. Mary Filser Lohr stressed Catholics must know and live by Christian principles underpinning democracy.
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New York
Anthony T. Strauss
St. Charles
National Catholic Women’s Union
Mary Filser Lohr
Women’s Group
Goff to Address Presbyterian Units
Rev Victor Goff assistant pastor of First Methodist will address the Young People's Fellowship of Trinity Presbyterian church Thursday at 7 o'clock. The devotional will be followed by an ice cream social. Presbyterian youths at Montlure near Greer Arizona will return in time for the service.
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Victor Goff
First Methodist Church
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Montlure
Greer
Ariz
Fiddle Player Reveals 1634 Maggini Violin at Fort Bragg
Pvt. Jim Gelari of Brooklyn plays a likely among oldest violins in the United States a Maggini dated 1634 at the Field Artillery post Fort Bragg North Carolina. He spends off duty time with the antique instrument.
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Fort Bragg
Jim Gelari
Brooklyn
N. Y
United States
Field Artillery
Gelardi
Known Dead and Missing After Brooklyn Pier Fire
Seven confirmed dead and about twenty missing from a massive blaze at a Brooklyn pier that destroyed the Cuba Mail line ship Panuco and nearby craft. Dozens injured, a formal U.S. Marine inspection inquiry opened as investigators map victims by hold. The Paluce carried 35 crew. sabotage deemed unlikely.
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New York
Brooklyn
Cuba
U. S. Marine Inspection and Navigation Service
Panuco
Edward A. Heffernan
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Baselead
Luke Field Contracts Awarded for Luke Field Work
The Army Air Corps awarded a 924,690 contract to Pearson and Dickerson Contractors Oswald Brothers and J A Casson Company of Phoenix for landing mat and related work at Luke Field Litchfield Park Ariz.
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Washington
Army Air Corps
Pearson and Dickerson Contractors, Inc
Oswald Brothers
J. A. Casson Company
Phoenix
Ariz
Luke Field
Litchfield Park
Rattlesnake Escapes Photo Snap At Carlsbad Curio Shop
Shorty Broadbent, curator of a roadside curio shop in Carlsbad New Mexico, displayed a large rattlesnake for a travel photo and the snake slipped from his grasp. Doctors say he will recover.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Shorty Broadbent
Shorty
Johnson Says Roosevelt Churchill Pact Forms Offensive Ally
Sen Hiram W Johnson charged that the Roosevelt Churchill declaration creates an offensive and defensive alliance between the United States and Great Britain. He argued the six and eight point programs show commitments and a plan for an American expeditionary force after Nazi destruction. Barkley defended the wording as an expression of hope not a binding commitment.
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Washington
Hiram W. Johnson
R.-Calif
Senate
United States
Britain
Johnson
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Barkley
White House
Roosevelt
Alliance
Dispatch
Churchill
Stalin
Great Britain
Bennett C. Clark
Clark
Prince of Wales
Mount Mihara Climb Linked to Self Harm Belief in Japan
In Japan a popular method of self harm is to jump into the smoking crater of Mount Mihara on Oshima Island in Tokyo Bay. The volcano is a known site for such acts and draws attention to suicide risk around the active crater.
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Japan
Mount
Mihara
Island
Oshima
Tokio Bay
NAM urges tax changes to fund national emergency
A NAM spokesman urged Congress to lower individual exemptions and adopt a general sales tax as a major revenue source. Livingston W. Houston testified to the Senate Finance Committee amid a $3.237 billion tax bill debate, calling for cutting non essential spending and broadening the tax base to reach low income brackets with a four percent income tax. Senator LaFollette supported revenue growth but opposed measures that would “soak the poor.”
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Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Livingston W. Houston
NAM
Senate Finance Committee
LaFollette
Wis
Finance Committee
Wisconsin
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Siindian Room
Andy Anderson, Ltd
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