Hitler vows lasting peace as war rages nearby in Danzig
In a dramatic Danzig address Hitler declares no war aims against France or England while pledging to end tension in eastern Europe. He warns Germany will strike back fiercely if bombs hit Reich cities and blames Britain for the war. He asserts Danzig will remain German and defends German minorities in Poland amid accusations of Polish atrocities.
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Frederick C. Dechsner
Danzig
Germany
France
England
Adolf Hitler
Poland
Reich
Russia
Europe
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Engiana
Great Britain
Free
Fuehrer
Britain
Versailles
Pilsudski
Joseph Pilsudski
America
The Doctor's Daughters Opens With a Dramatic Will
Dean Kirk, executor of Dr. Peter Thornton, navigates family tensions after the father's death. Valerie, Beck, and Claire face money worries, romance, and a voice recording that may alter their futures as Valerie seeks an audition and a life beyond the estate.
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Peter Thornton
Dean
Claire
Becky
Val
Valerie
New Polish Regime Seen Near As Borders Divide Europe
Reports from CERNAUTI Romania say a pro-German pro-Russian Polish government may replace President Moscicki and his exiled leaders. The new regime could sign peace with Germany and Soviet Russia and accept a redrawn border as a buffer state. Maps reportedly show partition plans while Polish resistance dwindles to isolated forces near Warsaw and front lines along the San River and Minsk regional area.
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Cernauti
Rumania
Poland
Ignace Moscicki
Jozef Beck
Edward Smigly-Rydz
Romania
Germany
Russia
Warsaw
San River
Lwow
Bialystok
Pinsk
Fof Kuty
Vilna
Tass
Ukraine
To Go Same Road To Go Same Road
British and French circles expressed concern over German moves near Belgium and the Netherlands frontiers. Reports said Aachen district civilians were evacuating and German forces recalled from Poland were concentrating near the western front within striking distance of Belgium and the Dutch border.
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London
U.P
Belgium
Netherlands
Aaachen
Aix la Chapelle
Aachen
Eupen
Germany
Liege
Paris
Poland
Wheat rallies as Hitler speech spurs Chicago trade
Wheat rose on the Chicago Board of Trade after Hitler's Danzig speech failed to offer peace terms. September wheat futures advanced while other months dipped. Corn and oats closed lower as stock market strength aided a late recovery.
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Chicago
U.P
Hitler
Danzig
Chicago Board of Trade
Italians Bar German Czech Slovak Passengers From Rex Liner
The Italian liner Rex refused to allow passengers with German Czech or Slovak passports to sail. Those travelers were put ashore as the ship prepared to depart New York.
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New York
U.P
Fair in Full Swing At Tri-State Fair Attendance Soars
The Tri-State Fair opened with more than 12 000 attendees yesterday, over half paid admissions. Delegations from Dumas Spearman and Canadian arrived. Sheesley Shows from Iowa set up on the midway. Parking reduced to 15 cents inside the grounds. Rodeo shows run daily at 2 pm and 8 pm with top rodeo contestants highlighted.
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Valerie
Becky
Claire
Dean
Dumas
Spearman
Sheesley
Iowa
Milton Cox
Lynn Beutler
Tri-State
Clyde Lucas
MCA
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Generally fair tonight and Wednesday with a slight cool in the forecast. West Texas shows little temperature change with a minimum of 62 and maximum of 90 in the past 24 hours, noon reading 85. Insurance notice followed.
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Amarillo
West Texas
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