Bulgar Crisis Deepens After Martial Law Rumors
Reports from Sofia describe unclear reasons for proposed weekend measures edging toward martial law. The Bulgarian government denies aggressive aims toward the Soviet and observers weigh potential German troop moves along Turkey's Black Sea coast affecting Russia and Iran. A Bulgarian merchant ship Rodina was sunk by an unexplained explosion in the Black Sea en route to Istanbul.
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Sofia
Balkan
Germany
Turkey
Black Sea
Russia
Iran
Balkans
Istanbul
Afternoon News Is Late News
The STAR notes late timing for international editions with 9 P M in London, 10 P M in Berlin and Rome, and 11 P M in the Balkans marking press time. The item frames global desk operations and synchronized release across zones.
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STAR
London
Berlin
Rome
Balkans
Milestone Oscar Prepares Gala for U S O Benefit
Famed Waldorf Astoria chef on eve of 75th birthday hosts a charity ball for the U S O. He has served the renowned hotel 48 years, including ten at the Waldorf’s new wing.
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Oscar
Waldorf Astoria
New York
New Waldorf
Youth Released After $500 Bond In Greene County
Aaron Crawford a 19 year old Greene County youth was released on $500 bond by Winchester police on felonious assault charges. His father Moses Crawford posted collateral. Two witnesses Benny Morris and Eliza Shiffiett were also released. The arrest followed a Saturday night fight near Cameron and Baker streets where Charles Harris and Fred Smith were knifed. Harris, hospitalized with deep wounds, remains under care at Memorial hospital while Smith was treated for a leg cut and jailed. Trial Justice F L Largent Jr set October 13 for the hearing after postponement to allow Harris to near.
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Aaron Crawford
Greene County
Winchester
Moses Crawford
Benny Morris
Eliza Shiffiett
Crawford
Cameron
Baker Street
Charles Harris
Fred Smith
Harris
Memorial Hospital
Smith
F. L. Largent, Jr
Forest Service Moves Eastern Region Office to Philadelphia
The Eastern region headquarters of the U.S. Forest Service will relocate from Washington to Philadelphia this week as part of a decentralization push. Regional Forester R. M. Evans and about 128 employees will transfer to the Bankers' Securities building at Walnut and Juniiper streets, effective October 1. The office oversees forest affairs in 14 states east of the Ohio River.
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Washington
U. S. Forest Service
Philadelphia
Agriculture Department
R. M. Evans
Bankers’ Securties
Walnut and
Juniper Streets
Eastern Region
Ohio River
Soviet Warships Push Front and Baltic Gains Amid Crimea Threat
A government communique reports a large addition to Red troops captured and increased booty as Soviet forces suffer heavy casualties trying to break a German ring. German assault troops seize Ossetia Muhu in Estonia, while mopping up continues at Aresburg Ocsel. Nazi forces reach the Sea of Azov isolating Crimea.
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Muhu
Estonia
Aresaburg
Ocsel
Sebastopol
Sea of Azov
Crimean Peninsula
Sit Down Strike Is Charged To American Biddie
A 1941 egg production forecast notes hens must raise output in the last four months to reach government goals. Bureau estimates show August yield at about 121 4 eggs per hen, with total hens on farms around 249 470 000 and autumn gains expected amid wartime demand. Poultry experts debate whether four-month production will hit 10 to 13.9 billion eggs depending on seasonal lay declines and feeding.
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Wiliam Lochner
Great Britain
America
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Mrs. Ida V. Trenary Dies in Cumberland Md
Mrs. Ida V. Trenary aged 80 died in a Cumberland hospital from age related complications after four months illness. She was the last immediate Trenary family member of Winchester relatives. Funeral services will be held in Cumberland Tuesday at 2 o clock.
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Ida V. Trenary
Cumberland
Samuel Trenary
Winchester
Disorderly and drunken conduct cited in court list
A court docket lists defendants from Freeman Boyce Gainesboro Cross Junction and others with offenses including drunken and disorderly conduct speeding reckless driving and no operator's permit. Fines range from five to ten dollars with costs and several suspensions noted. Also Brooklyn announces it will not accept more out of town World Series ticket requests at Ebbets Field.
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Freeman Boyce
Northwestern
Paul Foreman
Gainesboro
Silas Luttrell
Cross Junction
Paul B. Armstrong
Penn An
N. Y
James W. Lawson
Mariana
Hubert McDaniels
Front Royal
Jack Jenkins
Charles H. Hodson
E. Baker Street
Irvin C. Redenour
S. Kent Street
Robert E. Keller
Keyser
W. Va
Carl Steele
Shelby
N. C
John Jarrell
Madison County
Charles Keckley
City
Garfield Ours
Petersburg
Gilbert Ogden
Bartonsville
Harry Sheler
Standardsville
John Allison
Archie Lowery
E. Water Street
Herbert Jones
South Loudoun Street
Robert D. Crawford
Ray D. Smith
Harry Life
Kale
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Baseball Club Today
Ebbets Field
Delegations Arrive in Moscow for Three Power Conference
The radio reports that the British and United States delegations have arrived in Moscow by plane for the three power conference with the Soviet government.
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United States
Moscow
Pittsburgh Drivers Walk Out Over Wage Rise Bid
Pittsburgh truck and equipment drivers strike for pay increases from five to eight twenty per week. Elmer J. Holland notes 141 A F P L workers joined, earning 33 to 37.65 weekly, threatening city health. Garbage crews not involved. Mayor Scully denounces the move.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Elmer J. Holland
Bureau of Highways and Sewers
Cornelius D. Scully
Help Is Too Late Germans Assert
Berlin reports that German sources say destroying Russian war materials in Kiev surpasses prisoner counts in importance. They add replacements come from Britain and the United States, with German observers noting aid could be late and insufficient to alter the outcome.
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Berlin
Kiev
Great Britain
United States
Nottingham
Kharkov
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Beaverbrooks
Harrimans
Moscow
Time To Treat Trees For Borer
County agent urges peach growers to treat trees for borers. Apply par adichlorobenzene crystals at 60 degrees or ethergene dichloride emulsion from now until November. D A Tucker will visit growers on Wednesday for information. Materials and instructions available from the county agent.
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D. A. Tucker
Agen
Aircraft Espionage Report Details Nazi Orders and Atlantic Contraband
Hamburg dispatch urged delivery of raw materials to H. Duarte in Lisbon with spies aboard the Manhattan liner to pass contraband. The July 1 1940 note cites Heinrich stating American armed forces released 2,170 planes to Britain in the first five months of the year, with engine designs listed.
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Gestapo
Hamburg
Federal Bureau of Investigation
H. Duarte
Lisbon
United States
Manhattan
Heinrich
Britain
Kiev Falls to German Forces After Prolonged Battle
Red Defenders in their fourth month as Moscow tightens curbs behind barriers of fighting men. Kiev, described as Russia's third city and Ukraine's administrative center, yielded to German forces after many days of fierce fighting, with the capital restricting returnees and denying permits and food cards.
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Moscow
Kiev
Russia
Ukraine
Large Soviet city falls as Red Army withdraws
The city of 846000 population was ceded by Soviet forces to keep the Red Army in fighting shape. Rear-guard actions preserved many defenders who pulled back east to face a German thrust toward the Donets basin. Germans crossed the Dnieper to the north and pressed along the river's eastern bank toward Kiev.
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Russia
Red Army
Dnieper
Kiev
Offensive Push Reclaims 32 Villages In Central Front
Forces drive deep into the center recapturing 32 villages and breaking a German fortified line. Units press on to disrupt enemy positions and solidify gains across the central theater.
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Central
Aan
Troops Move to First Army Training Area by Rail and Road
Staff officers say 15,000 men and 2,000 vehicles will depart by rail and in truck convoys to the first army training area. Most will be gone by October 1 with seven passenger trains transporting the remainder. Equipment left at Fort George Meade will also be sent by rail this week.
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Pup
First Army Training Area
Fort George Ge Meade
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