U S mission to China to aid in resisting Japan
Brig. Gen. John Magruder leads a United States mission that will depart for China to provide advice and assistance against Japanese aggression. Japanese spokesmen bitterly condemn the sending of the mission.
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Strike Ends as Special Representative Probes U S Gypsum Rift
Owen D. Young named by the National Defense Mediation Board to investigate the dispute between United States Gypsum Company and the CIO. At the board's request, 3,000 workers across 17 plants halted a two month strike.
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Spurs Finns on Spiking Rumors of Peace
Lieut. Gen. Oesch told Finnish troops at Viipuri that peace rumors are false and the struggle continues as he warned that ancient Finnish soil remains in enemy hands and the fight is not finished.
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Maspeth Teen Pleads Guilty as Nazi Spy in U S Case
Eighteen year old Lucy Boehmler of Maspeth L I pleaded guilty in Federal Court Brooklyn to charges of being a Nazi spy and transmitting U S military secrets to Germany She said she toured army camps with a master spy and acted as a lure to obtain information from soldiers
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Roosevelt nominates Will Aid Knox for Navy aeronautics post
Will Aid Knox Artemus L. Gates a noted World War flyer and New York banker is nominated by President Roosevelt to serve as assistant secretary of the Navy for aeronautics. The position has been vacant for several years.
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Soviet Pilot Commands 47 Flier Squadron Arrives in America
Commands Red Flight leader Mikhail Gromev directs 47 Soviet pilots and co pilots who arrived via Alaska in two large Russian planes. The squadron reportedly charts a bomber ferry route from Moscow to San Francisco with stops to reach San Jacinto California.
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Venezuelan Scout Completes 20,000 Mile Walk
Julio C. Berrizbeitia, a Venezuelan Boy Scout, ends a 20,000 mile hike in Washington DC after four years on the road. He began in northern South America and traversed Central America, Mexico and 47 of the 48 states aboard the Santa Rosa to return home.
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Dodgers Triumph Over Braves in 15th In New York
New York Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia watches the Dodgers edge the Braves 6 to 5 in a tense 15 inning tilt. The crowd roared as the Flatbush squad battled to a dramatic victory.
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