May Create River Fleet To Relieve Shortage of Oil
Cincinnati dispatch reports a potential river fleet project to move oil from Louisiana fields to the upper Ohio River to ease Atlantic shortages. River associations survey available floating equipment and explore terminals on the Monongahela and Ohio rivers, with rail and truck links as backups.
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Ohio River
Atlantic
Allegheny Mountains
Office of Production Management
Defense Emergency Coun
Orio An Ssissippi
O'Slack Barrett
Berrett
Pro
Texas
Baton Rouge
Mississippi and
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Mononcohen River
Areny
Wheeling
W. Va
Steubenville
Monongahela
West Virginia
Pan American Highway Progress and Scope
Construction began in 1930 and the highway is more than two thirds finished. When completed it will span 11,300 miles connecting 18 countries. The longest current continuous stretch runs about 815 miles from Nuevo Laredo to near Mexico City.
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Nuevo 6
Mexico
Mexico City
Emerald Oil for Tired Feet Relives Pain and Odor
Emerald Oil promises relief for tired aching feet with a few drops rubbed in at night or on occasion. The formula blends essential oils camphor and antiseptics and claims to stop sweating and odor, with thousands of bottles sold annually.
Death Overtakes Philip M Plant Broadway Figure
Philip Plant a 39 year old Broadway playboy hunter and chicken farmer died in Polyclinic Hospital from heart ailment. He was with his third wife former showgirl and his mother Hayward. His two marriages ended in divorce. He inherited fifteen million from stepfather Commodore Morton F Plant and led a tempestuous life between leopard hunting in Africa and breeding fancy polled cattle in New London Conn.
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Philip mM Iene
Polyclinic Hospital
Re Oe
Hayward
Constance Bennett
Edna Dunham
Commodore Morton F. Plant
Africa
New
London
Conn
Germany Binds Turkey in 10-Year Nonaggression Pact
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler has neutralized danger by sealing a 10 year non aggression pact with Turkey. Franz Von Papen and Sukru Saracoglu signed in Ankara as press and radio ties are to be improved. The accord aims to protect Berlin’s eastern flank in a potential Soviet German conflict and is ratified in Berlin.
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Adolf Hitler
Turkey
Germany
Franz von Papen
Ankara
von Papen
Sukru Saracoglu
United States
Saracoglu
London
Russia
Moscow
Imment
Great Britain
Peor
Black Sea
Bank Creditors Paid In Full
Bank Commissioner John W. Downing announced that creditors of the defunct Savings Bank of Nanticoke in Nanticoke Maryland were repaid in full under receivership. The Wicomico County Circuit Court ratified the receiver's second distribution of 25 percent totaling $37,196.12 as full and final payment of the principal claims.
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Baltimore
John W. Downing
Savings Bank of Nanticoke
Nanticoke
Downing
Wicomico County
Heavy RAF Attacks Bremen and Brest Overnight
The Royal Air Force carried out a heavy attack on Bremen in northwest Germany and Brest in Nazi occupied France, with four British planes reported missing. It marked the eighth straight night of RAF raids against targets in Germany and along the occupied coast, as the air offensive began with a sharp strike on the Boulogne area after a day of air activity over the Channel.
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London
Royal Air Force
Bremen
Brest
France
Air Ministry
R.A
Germany
Boulogne
Channel
Navy Plans Expand Mobile Signal Corps Equipment Costs
Plans extend mobile signals corps with five more companies. Detectors cost 54700 dollars each. The first station is already active. Congress added 20650000 dollars to prior 11000000 to equip the navy with secret warning apparatus of two types on the plea of Rear Admiral Samuel M. Robinson.
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Samuel M. Robinson
Bureau of Ships
Congress
Navy
Ways and Means committee backs steep tax hikes
The House Ways and Means Committee tentatively recommends major surtax increases on individuals and tighter excess profits taxes for corporations to raise about 2.48 billion dollars. The plan would start individual surtaxes at 5 percent on the first 2000 dollars of taxable income and reach 75 percent above five million, with a separate 10 percent excess profits tax projected to yield about 65 million.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Doughton
Coughton
Treasury
Crete Distance From Cypriot Naval Base Question
The query states Crete is 340 miles from the pepe naval base in Cyprus. The response confirms a 340 mile distance between Crete and the Cyprus base.
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Crete
Pepe Naval Base
Cyprus
Germans Say They Sank Two In Strong Convoy
Berlin reports two British merchant ships totaling 5 000 tons sunk from a well protected convoy off the British east coast during EVE operations. Great Yarmouth was bombarded while southeastern England airports were raided. The communique notes heavy British losses and mining of numerous harbors.
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Berlin
Great Yarmouth
England
Germany
Hamburg
Bremen
President Would Ment and Hated Slavery Echo in Tribute
A fragment reflecting on a President who opposed slavery and inspired defenders of liberty. The text honors his memory as sentinel of days past and a reminder that freedom endured through courage, urging readers to remain vigilant and willing to fight for freedom.
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Pera Eer
Nazi Diplomatic Moves Isolate Russia Amid War Rumors
London reports say Nazi diplomacy isolates the Soviet Union and hints at a possible Berlin Moscow break. Germany seeks Ukraine grain and control of railways and industry, while Turkish and Ankara sources discuss Russia as an economic vassal and possible summer invasion.
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London
Soviet
Rusia
Berlin
Moscow
Germany
Turkey
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Romania
Hitler
Ankara
Ukraine
Joseph Stalin
Red
Stalin
Talin
Istanbul
Reuters
Bessarabia
Bucovina
Rumania
Pentecostal Church Formally Dedicated
The Pentecostal Church under Pastor J. B. Shade was formally dedicated on June 15. Rev. S. Greenmeyer of Pulaski delivered the sermon. The service drew a large crowd and raised over $600, nearly liquidating the $4,000 church debt built about ten years ago.
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J. 8. Shade
Gogcey
S. Greenmeyer
Pulaski
First Medical Repository Published In 1797
The Medical Repository began as a quarterly publication in 1797 and continued until 1824, marking its start as the first medical journal in the country.
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Medical Repository
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