Sudeten Crisis Drive Sealed by British French Pact
London and Paris agreed to yield to Hitler on Czechoslovakia Sudeten areas with Germans forming the majority a plebiscite to decide other regions and an international guarantee for remaining frontiers Czechoslovakia resists warning of possible dictatorship if the plan passes Rome applauds the move as a diplomatic victory with Mussolini pushing for broader plebiscites Hungary and Poland eye potential gains as refugees flee Sudeten zones
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London
U.P
Great Britain
France
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Neville Chamberlain
Hitler
Sudeten
Russia
Britain
Chamberlain
Daladier
Europe
Germany
Prague
Hodza Sunday
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Mussolini
Trieste
Hungary
Poland
Czech Republic
Budapest
Threats From Social Security Board Fired By Davey
Ohio Governor Martin L. Davey accused the Social Security Board of political bluffing as it threatened to withhold federal old age pensions. He said the board has dodged governance issues, cited political appointments, CIO membership, and alleged coercion of Ohio lawmakers, insisting a fund cut would harm 110,000 pensioners.
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Washington
Au.p
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Social Security Board
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Davey
Board
State Pension Administration
Altmeyer
Committee For Industrial Organization
Ohio Pension Act
American Federation of Labor
CIO
Spanish Rebels Begin Attack on Ebro Front
Nationalists opened sharp attacks on government positions in the Ebro River Valley along the Catalonian border. Government airplanes bombed the new rebel positions across the Matarrana but could not dislodge the attackers. Coastal town bombings by the Nationalists were reported but ineffective.
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Hendaye
U.P
Ebro
Matarrana
Rain Halts Japanese Advance on Hankow
Torrential rains slowed the Japanese mechanized push toward Hankow with mud trapping units after they had captured Kwangchow and Shangcheng. Despite weather, air bombing continued on Tien kachen forts above Wusueh on the Yangtse as Gen Higashi Kuni’s forces faced delays. In Virginia, R B Alexander 22 faced murder trial in Lee County circuit court for the fatal shooting of his wife.
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Shanghai
U.P
Hankow
Maruhiko Higashi Kuni
Kwangchow
Shanghcheng
Tienkachen
Wusueh
Yangtse
Jonesville
R. B. Alexander
Lee County
UAW Strikers Refuse Truce at Wyandotte Plant
Wyandotte Mich U P reports regular workers crossed picket lines while on strike crews holding out insisted on no agreement to end the strike in effect since Aug 2. The ten tative pact aimed to restart operations and extend a blanket settlement to Wyandotte Detroit and Plymouth Ind plants citing movement of machinery to London Ohio as protest factor.
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Wyandotte
Mich
U.P
McCord Radiator Company
United Automobile Workers Union
London
Detroit
Plymouth
Ind
500 Go to Work Next Week at Modoc Mine
GLOUSTER Staff Special J C Blackburn manager of the George M Jones Company announced today that Mine No 255 at Modoc would resume work next Monday. Blackburn said the mine would employ approximately 500 men.
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Modoc
Glouster
J. C. Blackburn
George M. Jones Company
Blackburn
Principal Removed, 350 Children Strike in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati 350 Negro pupils at South Woodlawn elementary protested a principal change by going on strike. A separate stoppage occurred in suburban St Bernard schools last Saturday. A collision between a car and a freight train near New London caused Big Four trains to be delayed several hours, but no injuries were reported.
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Cincinnati
New London
UPI
Columbus
Cleveland
Legion Meets Hears Demand For Big Navy
Sen. David I. Walsh urged at the American Legion convention that the United States maintain a navy strong enough to defeat any rival and large enough to defend Atlantic and Pacific coasts. He linked this to a strict neutrality program suspending trade with belligerents and warned against radicalism as Europe faced new war fears.
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Los Angeles
David I. Walsh
Atlantic
Pacific
Walsh
American Legion
Europe
Man Admits Murder He Committed in 1912
Louis Horvath, 47, surrendered to police in Bellevue and confessed the 1912 slaying of Joseph Cecili after a drunken party. He said he later located his widow and tried to make amends with money. Authorities expect to take him into custody in South Bend, Ind.
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South Bend
Ind
U.P
Bellevue
Louis Horvath
Horvath
Joseph Cecili
Plane crash kills man in cranberry bog near Berlin New Jersey
A single man died when an airplane crashed into a cranberry bog near Berlin New Jersey. The victim was identified as Howard H. Green of Bradford Pennsylvania.
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Berlin
N. J
U.P
Howard, H. Green
Bradford
Hitler demands Czech issue settled once and for all
London dispatch reports Adolf Hitler telling Ward Price that the Czech question must end immediately and that Czechoslovakia’s rule over Sudeten Germans is to stop. He defended Germany’s aims, attacked Czech rule, and warned Benes against issuing warrants, while praising Franco British friendship.
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Hitler
London
U.P
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Ward Price
London Daily Mail
Benito Mussolini
Price
France
Great Britain
Konrad Henlein
Henlein
OFL Backs Bricker Over Green in Ohio Race
John E. Breidenbach, Dayton official of the Ohio Federation of Labor, disclosed that the state AFL heads will back Republican John W. Bricker for governor. The move follows AFL support for Democrat Charles Sawyer by William Green, prompting Breidenbach to say the union wants a candidate free of CIO endorsements. A preliminary vote approved backing Bricker and a larger, rank and file meeting was planned.
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Columbus
U.P
John E. Breidenbach
Dayton
Ohio Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor
John W. Bricker
Charles Sawyer
William Green
A. F
Two Killed in Auto Mishaps in Central Ohio
In central Ohio two Columbus residents died in separate Sunday traffic crashes. Barbara Gassman, 68, of 24 S. Third St., died east of West Jefferson. James P. Kay, 35, of 101 McMillen Ave., died when his car struck a bridge abutment on Route 33 inside Lancaster limits, after apparently dozing off. Kay, a Lima native and washing machine salesman, had been on a business trip and was returning to Columbus from Athens.
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Columbus
Ohio
Barbara Gassman
S. Third St
West Jefferson
James P. Kay
McMillen Ave
Route 33
Lancaster City
Kay
Lima
Athens
Conference in Toledo Strike Trouble
The Toledo Industrial Peace Board scheduled a conference between Federal Creosoting Co. management and labor representatives today to resolve strike disorders that left 13 workers wounded by company guards. A weekend truce reduced the picket line and led to guard withdrawals after Saturday fighting.
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Toledo
TTR
Federal Creosoting Co
Toledo Industrial Peace Board
Retirement Railroad Executive Dies in Cincinnati
The body of Harry A. Worcester, 75, former vice president of the New York Central Railroad, who died of a heart attack in Cincinnati on Sunday, was sent to Tarrytown, New York, today for burial.
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Cincinnati
AUP
Harry A. Worcester
New York Central Railroad
Tarrytown
N. Y
New York Seen As Key In FD Purge Of O Connor
The 1938 primary season ends Tuesday with Roosevelt seeking to unseat Conservative Chairman John J. O Connor in New York 16th District. Four states vote, New Jersey Wisconsin Massachusetts and New York, while New York conventions loom for governor and senator. Dewey may be named for governor prompting Wagner to be drafted by Democrats. O Connor faces Fay in Democratic primary and Dulles in Republican race.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
John J. O'Connor
House Rules Committee
New York
New
Jersey
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
New York State
O'Connor
Thomas F. Dewey
James J. Hines
Tamman Hall
Dewey
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
James H. Fay
New Dealer
Allen W. Dulles
Foreign Service
Princeton Scene of Rites for Former Chief
Funeral services for Edward Duffield, former head of Prudential Life Insurance, will be held Tuesday at Princeton University where he once served as acting president. Duffield died Saturday night from a stroke caused by an attack of acute indigestion, in South Orange New Jersey.
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South Orange
N. J
Edward Duffield
Prudential Life Insurance Company of America
Princeton University
Duffield
Hurricane May Reach Florida with Bureau Warning
A tropical hurricane moved rapidly across the Atlantic toward the Bahama Islands and Florida. If its course holds, it will reach the Florida coast early tomorrow, with the center about 750 miles east-southeast of Miami according to the federal hurricane warning system.
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Miami
Fla
U.P
Atlantic Ocean
Bahama
Hitler's Ambitions Parallel Kaiser's Doorn Exile
A 1938 column draws parallels between Adolf Hitler and Wilhelm II, noting shared aims to dominate Central Europe while contrasting their fates. It recalls Wilhelm’s exile at Doorn, his silence, and the risks of a Europe repeating the prewar gamble as the Third Reich presses eastward.
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Joe Alex Morris
United Press
Europe
Wilhelm II
Doorn
Adolf Hitler
Marne
Continents
Great Britain
Third Reich
Hitler
Franz Joseph
Wilhelm
Berlin-Bagdad
Britain
Austria
EDR Is Silent On War Talk
Washington reports a weekend of silence from President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull on the Czechoslovakian minorities crisis as six peace organizations urge a stay-out-of-war policy and demand that Americans refuse to fight foreign wars while Europe governs its own actions.
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Washington -U PR
Europe
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
America
Congress
Labor Anti-War Council
National Council For Prevention of War
World Peaceways
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
Czechs confiscate foreign papers and impose censorship
In Prague the Czech government confiscated foreign newspapers and imposed strict censorship. Telegrams were censored and all foreign telephone calls were tapped as officials increased controls.
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Prague
U.P
Northeast Ohio Conference to Close with Minister Appointments
Cleveland dispatch notes the 27th annual Northeast Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church to close today with the reading of appointments for ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Northeast Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Suspect In Conn Case Goes on Trial
CADIZ United Press. Almost a year after State Patrolman George Conn was killed near Freeport, the trial of the first of four men accused opened in Harrison County Common Pleas Court. Peter Serino of Pittsburgh faces a 75 member special jury. Jury selection may take two days. trial could last at least 10 days. Other defendants Booker Johnson Bernard Masulla and Charles Ford are indicted. Masulla slated for Oct 10. Ford allegedly confessed and implicated the others. he will be the state's star witness.
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Cadiz
U.P
George Conn
Desperadoes
Freeport
Harrison County Common Pleas Court
Peter Serino
Pittsburgh
Fred Orum
Serino
Booker Johnson
Bernard Masulla
Charles Ford
Conn
Masulla
Ford
Ohio Minnesota Most Progressive in REA
The Rural Electrification Administration said Ohio and Minnesota show the most progress in providing cheap electric power to farms. Ohio allotments total 9,655,000 dollars and about 20,000 farms in the state are getting service for the first time through rural co operative lines.
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Washington
Ohio
Minnesota
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
Democrats Agree To Be Polite to Davey
Columbus reports the state Democratic convention opens Thursday with Governor Davey not invited to speak but to receive courtesies due a governor if he attends. State Democratic Chairman Therth Limbach said today.
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Columbus
U.P
Davey
Arethur L. Limbach
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Rhineland
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