Turkey Nears Mutual War Pacts With Britain And France
Istanbul reports indicate Turkey will formalize mutual assistance pacts with Britain and France as Gen Weygand arrives to finalize plans. Berlin recalls Von Papen. Turkish defenses bolster with blackout drills and mobilization along borders with Soviet Russia and Bulgaria.
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Istanbul
Turkey
France
Britain
Archibald P. Wavell
Middle East
Franz von
Berlin
von Papen
Ankara
Asia
Africa
Maxime Weygand
Mediterranean
Weygand
Autopsy Links Death to Dual Hemorrhage in Va. Barn Case
Clarke county coroner says William M. Price died from a brain hemorrhage caused by a blow to the head. Price, 57, was found in a barn near Berryville after apple picking and died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Police seek Joe Dave, barn mate and top suspect, missing with $15 wages.
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Berryville
Clarke County
C. H. Iden
William M. Price
Iden
Price
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Clarke
Robert Buckner
Joe Dave
Dave
Ridgely
W. Va
News of Hollywood Read Jimmy Fidler Daily in
A brief note highlights Jimmy Fidler's daily Hollywood roundup as a popular radio and gossip feature. It emphasizes entertainment scoops, celebrity sightings, and film industry chatter catering to listeners seeking show business updates.
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Jimmy Fidler
Raps British Government For Blackout Deaths
London Evening News editorial cites 1130 blackout related deaths in the first month of wartime darkness. The piece asserts the toll may surpass Nazi German losses in Poland if the pattern continues, condemning government policy.
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London
London Evening News
Lord Rothermere
Britain
Great Britain
Hitler
Major New England quake rattles several states
Seismologists described the tremors as severe and center estimates placed off the coast about 200 miles from Harvard. The quake, felt in Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire Ohio and New York, disrupted routines with swaying cars and a spilling coffee as witnesses described the shaking.
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Boston
New England
Western College
L. Don Leet
Harvard University
Norly
Harvard
Mass
Leét
Grand Banks
Leet
Ohio
Albany
N .Y
Worcester
Springfield
Lawrence
Laconia
Nashua
Keene N. H
Portland
Augusta
le Bh Me
Pleads Guilty In Big Larceny Case
Charles L. McAleer 66 former import manager of Jordan Marsh and Company large Boston department store pleaded guilty to larceny of 231219 from the store American Express Company and the Globe Shipping Company of New York. Case continued for disposition after restitution plans discussed. He defaulted 15000 bail and was held without bail.
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Boston
Charles L. McAleer
Jordan Marsh and Company
American Express Company
Globe Shipping Company
New York
Frederick W. Fosdick
McAleer
Fortunate That He Was In Jail Case Confounds Police
Eight witnesses testified they saw the man confess to a crime at a chain grocery or leaving the scene. Police Chief Zan Zeloyle called it the screwiest case he has encountered in 25 years on the force.
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Zan Zeloyle
Mr White Wins Auto Then Sells It For Four Bucks
Grove White of Stephens City enjoys luck as M J Grove Lime Company expands. he becomes Virginia Manufacturers Association director with J C Oakes. Kiwanis luncheon prize offers a car to junkyard sale. White takes ride from George Washington hotel and earns four dollars. Local guests and Shenandoah apples update noted.
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Grove White
Stephens City
Kiwanis Club
Charles Pines
Mr. White
Pine
White
George Washington
Kiwanis
E. Edwards
Lab
Airey
London
E. P. Bean
Baltimore
Andrew Bell
Richmond
Shenandoah Valley
W. W. Whitlock
Garland Canter
Belligerent Submarines Prohibited Entering U.S. Waters
President Roosevelt announced a neutrality law proclamation barring belligerent submarines from entering American ports or territorial waters except in storms or emergencies. Submarines must surface and fly flags if sheltering within three miles. violators face up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Masked sightings of subs off coasts noted.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
United States
Maritime Commission
Europe
Mrs Forsyth Rites Friday Service for 81 year widow
Mrs Alma Gertrude Forsyth of 18 South Cameron street died at her home yesterday afternoon from heart trouble aged in her 82nd year She was a native of New York City and daughter of Mathew Harlee of Dublin Ireland and Katherine Pinckney of Sullivan County New York Survived by two children Mrs H B Keckley and G W Forsyth of Hasbrouck Heights N J and several grandchildren Pallbearers named including Harrison Keckley Joseph Ritter and Robert Bell services set for Friday at 3 30 p m from the residence officiated by Rev C Worthington Lowe.
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Alma Gertrude Forsyth
South Cameron Street
G. W. Forsyth
Forsyth
New York City
Mathew Harlee
Dublin
Ireland
Katherine Pinckney
Sullivan County
N. Y
Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
Elizabeth G. Keckley
Harrison B. Keckley
Robert
Arthur
Walter Forsyth
C Worthington Lowe
Mount He
Harrison Keckley
Joseph Ritter Robert Bell
Charles Harloe
Homer Harloe
Lawrence Hollis
Carry Vessels to Belligerent Ports Authorized
A Democratic group on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee reached a final agreement allowing American vessels to carry goods, not arms, to selected ports in the Pacific and Indian oceans, the Bay of Bengal, and the Arabian Sea. Surface ships may access South Atlantic ports south of 30 degrees north, while aircraft may operate to all western hemisphere ports including Bermuda and Newfoundland stopovers.
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Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Pacific
Indian Oceans
Bay of Bengal
Arabian Sea
South Atlantic
New Orleans
Bermuda
Newfoundland
Man Pittman
D-New
Pittman
Europe
Ae Ae al
Leader Of Silver Shirts Is Ordered Taken In Custody
William Dudley Pelley head of the Silver Shirts of America was ordered to appear in Superior Court in Asheville North Carolina on charges of violating sentence conditions. Judge Zeb Nettles issued a capias ordering his custody and set a $10 000 bond for the November term. Allegations include consorting with enemies of American institutions distributing anti government publicity and insulting the U S president plus suspected foreign financing.
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Asheville
N. C
William Dudley Pelley
Silver Shirts of America
United States
Zeb Nettles
Pelley
Winchester drive to aid Jews launches at George Washington Hotel
A meeting at the George Washington Hotel launched a drive to raise 2500 dollars in Winchester and vicinity for Jewish refugee relief. Abe Schewel of Lynchburg warned that Hitler’s campaign is a program to exterminate religious freedom. R Gray Williams presided. about 100 attended. Rev E T Clark gave the invocation. Mayor C A Anderson introduced Schewel. closing benediction by Rev R E Hannon. Ben Belchie leads the drive and invites contributions via J H Yost, cashier.
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George Washington
Winchester
Abe Schewel
Lynchburg
Hitler
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Ben Belchie
J. H. Yost
Stray bullet wounds Hagerstown man in rear of home
Harry V. Smith a retired railroad engineer was seriously wounded when a stray small caliber bullet struck him in the side as he walked behind his house in Hagerstown Maryland Captain of Detectives William Peters seeks a shooter who fled with a girl to a nearby car after the incident Smith said he saw no one at the moment of the wounding. The Navy reports the first use of submersible pontoons was in 1908 to salvage the British cruiser Gladiator under Capt Fred W Young. Cylinders 12 feet diameter 40 to 75 feet long tested to 25 psi and surfaced ends protruded to refloat.
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Harry V. Smith
William Peters
Smith
Navy Department
Gladiator
Liverpool Salvage Association
Fred W Young
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Ibelow
Ted Lewis
Stewart Lane
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