Soviet Russia mobilization looms over Poland crisis
Strong hints from United Press of Russian planning include a full wartime mobilization with millions under arms and potential use of Baltic routes. Reports describe Polish defense, German advances, and Soviet accusations of Polish misconduct toward minorities as Europe teeters on the brink of broader war.
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Soviet
Russia
Poland
Finland
Rumania
Polish Ukraine
Europe
Balkan
Bessarabia
Polish Galicia
Italy
Tass
Mozyr
White
Ukraine
Pravda
Communist Party
Proda
Wheat Price Rises to 73 Cents in Amarillo Market
The Amarillo wheat price climbed to 73 cents per bushel, enough to redeem wheat from the Federal Wheat Loan and sell on the open market. Loan value sits near 67 cents after freight and premiums, with six weeks to two months of storage costs and interest.
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Amarillo
Galveston
Panhandle
Amarillo Builds Pass $2 Million Milestone This Year
Amarillo's building program topped $2 million early today, surpassing the mark by 3 497 dollars. Permits include a $4 500 home at 1715 Madison Street and two five room houses at 407 and 411 Milam Street. Other permits cover a $1 600 brick mercantile building at 419 West Fourth Avenue and a $4 500 frame warehouse at 1617 19 West Third Avenue.
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Amarillo
David A. Read
Madison Street
West Amarillo
Milam Street
E. S. Burgess
West Fourth Avenue
G. W. Westerfield
West Third Avenue
Cargo Seized Amid Atlantic Seaborne Tensions
The Manhattan steered to aid the crew of theBritish tanker British Influence. Britain seized 5900 tons of Florida pebble phosphate aboard the Warrior of Mobile and began examining neutral vessels for cargo to Germany. Phosphates to be sold at auction. Warrior towed to Purfleet. The Vancouver City crew rescued by a Dutch tanker and airplane after torpedoing off Ireland. Roosevelt reported the rescue and continued voyage.
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London
Great Britain
Warrior
Mobile
Germany
Purfleet
Hamburg
Waterman
Atlantic
Antwerp
Rotterdam
Admiralty
New York
Vancouver City
Ireland
U. S
Roosevelt
Colon
Canal Zone
England
Reardon Smith Line, Ltd
Raging Fire Destroys Section of Coney Island Park
A fierce fire swept the Coney Island boardwalk and Steeplechase Park today, damaging the historic amusement area. The blaze moved through wooden awnings as crews fought to contain it.
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Coney Island Walk
New York
Steeplechase Park
Coney Island
Submarine activity cited in U S special session call
The White House tied submarine operations and the sinking of the Athenia to President Roosevelt’s decision to convene a quick special session on September 21. Early said European developments influenced the move as leaders in both parties weighed an arms embargo repeal amid growing war tensions.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
White House
S. S. Athenia
Roosevelt
Congress
Stephen T. Early
Early
Athenia
Jesse H. Jones
Paul V. McNutt
John M. Carmody
Sen
Josh Lee
Oklahoma
United States
Allies Shell Saar City on three fronts in WWII push
French forces aided by thousands of British troops close in on Saarbrucken from three sides as Germany reinforces and heavy artillery battles erupt. Rain slows moves along the Moselle Rhine front while British units move toward the line and air combat intensifies.
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Eugen Kwiatkowski
Rumania
Warsaw
Wladyslaw Polenski
Praga
Daniel DE Luce
Budapest
Lwow
Poland
Amarillo
Lnow
Berlin
U.P
Radom
Gdyna
Baltic
Lublin
Lemberg
Rawaruska
Vistula
Sandomierz
Kutno
Modlin
Narew
Warsaw-Siedlce
Ostrow-Rzowicka
Brest-Litovsk
Sowiec
East Prussia
Gdynia
Germany
Danzig
Paris
Saarbruecken
Saar Basin
Siegfried Line
Reich
Saar
Fannaki Itnees Shamahaed
Vulvar Ment
Hornbach
Moselle
Rhine
France
Pojlus
Saareque
U-Boat Captain Receives Bread After Sinking Winkleigh
Captain Thomas Georgeson of the Winkleigh testifies a German submarine commander boarded his lifeboat and ordered four loaves of bread and cigars before the Winkleigh sank. He and 36 crew members reached port aboard the Statendam after a torpedo strike on Sept. 8.
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New York
Thomas Georgeson
Winkleigh
Statendam
Georgeson
Meldon
Scotland
New Westminster
Vancouver
B. C
Kingston
Jamaica
Great Britain
United States Reserves Rights Under International Law
Secretary Hull declares the United States has not abandoned neutral rights under international law. The government outlines travel restrictions on belligerent vessels and limits on loans and credits, stressing that these actions do not modify international law but require nationals to forego certain rights until Congress acts.
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Washington
United States
Hull
Congress
Weather Forecast Across Amarillo West Texas and New Mexico
Amarillo and vicinity fair tonight and Friday. West Texas scattered showers in extreme west tonight and Friday. New Mexico generally fair tonight and Friday cooler in west. Temperatures: lows 62 highs 85. Noon today 83. Insurance notice for Neely Greenhill Agey.
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Amarillo
West
Texas
New Mexico
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NAZI
United Press
Pesti Hirlap
Foreign Office
Count Edward Raczynski
Sniatyn
Associated Press
Balkans
Prussia
Lithuania
Hungary
Manhattan
By Wallace Carroll
U.S
Saar City
America
Neely-Greenhill Agey
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