American Vessel To Transfer Consul Officials
The United States plans a two way exodus of more than 300 German and Italian consular officers and their families, with an American ship sailing from New York to Lisbon before July 15. On return, 87 consular officials and dependents will travel back to the U.S. The move, to ease strained ties with Germany and Italy, involves various Axis nations and lists 37 German, 17 Italian, 10 occupied France, 6 Belgium, 2 Greece, 1 Luxembourg, 6 Netherlands, and 3 Yugoslav officials among those to depart.
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Washington
United States
New York
Lisbon
State Department
Germany
Italy
Roose- Ma
Axis
Lion and tiger eaters in the wild
The passage notes that lions and other big cats feed on buffaloes antelopes and giraffes. It states they also eat Neatrion and occasionally human beings. It describes man eaters as old animals with little appetite to kill now.
Eight Learys Burned or Injured in Baltimore Fire
A Baltimore fire trapped eight members of the Leary family on upper floors. Mrs Catherine Leary 64 suffered second degree burns and her daughter Agnes 26 a possible skull fracture after leaping from a third floor window. Other injured include James P Leary Sr 64 James P Leary Jr 28 Francis Leary 26 Anna Leary 28 Dorothy Kidwell 21 and Billy Kidwell 2.5. Five were rescued by ladders. Lawrence Leary 32 was uninjured and James Jr climbed down from a second floor roof.
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Baltimore
Catherine Leary
Agnes Leary
James P. Leary
Francis Leary
Anna Leary
Hoover to Review U.S. Situation on NBC Radio
President Hoover announced a 45 minute NBC red network radio address from Chicago on Sunday night to discuss the nation s wartime situation. The speech is scheduled for 9 30 to 10 15 p m Eastern Standard Time.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Chicago
NBC Red
Plan to Lose Ugly Fat Promises Quick Results
A garbled ad-like text promotes shedding ugly fat by cutting fatty meats and heavy pastries, lightening starches, and weighing after four weeks to gauge pounds lost and energy gains. It touts dramatic health improvements and vitality.
French claim repulse British attacks amid Damascus fighting
French sources report heavy British bombardment along the Beirut region as Australian coastal columns fail to advance. Water wells at Palmyra cited as key to defense, with British convoys needing to retreat to refill tanks while French planes suffer losses at Rayak. Attacks also target the Homs railroad and Tripoli port.
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France
Damascus
Beirut
Palmyra
Rayak Field
Homs
Tripoli
Typhoon Lashes North Luzon Killing Five and Damaging Property
A heavy typhoon struck northern Luzon late tonight causing five deaths and extensive property damage. The storm moved northwest from Isabella province with Manila declared out of danger. Four men died in a landslide from torrential rainfall and a fisherman drowned.
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Manila
Luzon
Isabella
Anthracite Miners Begin Two Week Vacation with Pay
In Hazleton Pennsylvania on June 27 the eastern Pennsylvania anthracite industry started a two week vacation with pay. Mine whistles blew as miners and operators agreed in a new contract signed last week that all workers capable of taking the vacation should do so at the same time.
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Hazleton
Pennsylvania
Lanham bill funds defense housing for workers
Washington reports Senate approval of the Lanham bill authorizing a 2480.90 defense housing program. The Federal Works Administrator can lend or grant funds with Presidential approval to build welfare facilities for defense workers including sewage, sanitation, recreation, hospitals, schools, streets, and water purification.
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Washington
Senate
Aeuns Housing
President Announces Roosevelt Library Dedication Details
President Roosevelt outlines Monday dedication ceremonies for the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library. The brief event, at his country home locale, invites local residents to attend at 4 p m, as conveyed by Secretary William D Hassett.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
William D. Hassett
Man accused of firing on students at Hillside school
Adolf Benitz, 69, is charged in Hillside New Jersey with firing a 16 gauge shotgun into a crowd of six junior high pupils after his cherry tree and home were damaged by stones from the schoolyard. Police report he became enraged and the incident occurred at Pettey Junior High.
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Hillside
N. J
Adolf Benitz
Ono
Pine Bean
U-9 Submarine Seen as All Right at Base
Ku committee commandant testified that the U-9 was "all right when she reported here June 2" at the United States submarine base. He noted the submarine sank off Portsmouth, N H, eight days later, killing 33 men, as a court of inquiry opened.
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Tts
United States
Portsmouth
N. H
Kutts
Sey
Allen R. McCann
Newton
Interwoven Appeal Case Heard in Martinsburg
A hearing by Examiner Fred B. Haught addressed the appeal of the Intrewoven Stocking Company from a ruling granting partial unemployment compensation to up to 250 workers. The local office allowed benefits from the strike end in April until workers were recalled by early June, with prior five weeks of benefits disallowed.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Intrewoven
Fred B. Haught
B and O Attorney Edgar W Young Dies Suddenly
Edgar W Young 57 general solicitor of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad died of a heart attack at his Baltimore home after a day of usual work. He is a brother of James A Young clerk of the Court of Appeals. His wife died three weeks ago. Wartime Prohibition Law enacted November 1918 and effective June 30, 1919.
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Baltimore
Edgar W. Young
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Young
James A. Young
Air cadet candidate from noble Austrian lineage joins U.S. service
The Count Hi Salm, scion of an Austrian noble family, has enlisted in the army air service and will become a flying cadet shortly after graduating from Dartmouth College in Hanover New Hampshire where he is shown in a photograph.
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Count Hi Salm
Army Air Service
Dartmouth Col
N. H
Churches To Hold Union Bible School
Montague Avenue and Macedonia Methodist Churches announce a joint Vacation Bible School starting Monday June 30 for two weeks at Montague Avenue Church. Daily sessions run 9 to 11 45 a m for children 4 to 14 with a faculty of Intermediates Primaries and Beginners led by named volunteers and music by Mrs. Frank Luger Newcome and Miss Jean Armel.
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Montague Avenue
Macedonia
Germany's wars in the last century
Germany has waged five wars in the last 100 years. The conflicts cited include the 1864 actions with Prussia and Denmark, the 1870 71 war against Prussia, World War I from 1914 to 1918, and the ongoing present war.
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Germany
T. A
Prussia
Denmark
Word origins of Army rank terms teased from OCR note
The readable fragment asks about the origin of the word e and mentions E. A. Private as a rank name. It suggests a discussion of how terms were used for enlisted soldiers hired by private employers.
Hitler Pushing Front Deep Into Russians
Soviet forces show readiness to strike central Europe as Red Army troops rail against German advances. Britain protests Sweden over German troop transit from Norway to Finland amid fears of worsening ties with Stockholm and Helsinki. Spain mobilizes Falange to rally volunteers against the Soviet Union with marches in multiple cities.
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Daily War Bulletin
Europe
Britain
Sweden
Norway
Finland
Anthony Eden
Bjorn Gustaf Pritz
Foreign Office
Stockholm
Germany
Spain
The
Falange
Ign
Russia
Spain's Role in Hitler's Anti Soviet Plan Questioned
A report notes Hitler demanded a token anti Communist force in each nation of his "new Europe" but Spain's exact contribution to the campaign against the Soviets remains unclear.
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Adolf Hitler
Europe
Spain
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