Germans Italians Refuse To Attend Anti Sub Conference
Major war era notes report Germans and Italians declining to attend a anti-submarine conference. Civil war veterans in the G A R shrink to 3,325 from 4,597, with an average survivor age of 22. Governor Ayers plans Lincoln carving unveiling delay. Women’s Relief Corps names officers led by Elizabeth Rothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wit
Sept
Grand Army of the Republic
George Sands
Pittsburgh
National baseball scores and lineups summary
National League and American League results show scattered box scores from games featuring New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston and Chicago. Notable players mentioned include Hubbell Coffman Mancuso Lamahan Ferrell Linke McKain and Desautela with varied line scores and pitching notes across multiple contests.
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Rae
New York
Bootol
Brooklyn
Hubbell
Coffman
Mancuso
Hamtin
Phelps
Hutchinson
Gale
Washington
Philadelphia
Lanahan
Krakwuakag
R. Ferrell
Kelley
Fink
Archer
Turbeville
Wanenee Agen
Fire damages a Wisconsin parlor kitten and home
Burned up Fond du Lac residents recall a kitten named Tommy that vanished and was believed to be hidden in a chair. A candle or matches started a fire in the Davenport, soaking the room after water was used. The fire crew contained the blaze and Tommy was later found safe in a bedroom. In Minneapolis Westwood Hills, Westwood Hills course management accuses J Steinberg of intentional damage after missing a putt. They seek 23 dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond DU Lac
Wis
Earl Barber
Tommy
Sommone
Davenport
Wolf
Westwood Hills
Westwood
E-Sult
J. Steinberg
Big health and specialists in old days tale
A humorous reminiscence contrasts family doctors with modern specialists. Uncle Chig visits a so called health expert who recommends more air at night, sparking a quip about sleeping under a wagon. Bob Burns is referenced as the Arkansas traveler in the joke.
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Chig Tame
Uncle Chig
Nippon Command Hurt By Peiping Drive Losses
Nippon Command reports a 4000 strong detachment wiped out west of Peiping as Chinese forces press a month long advance in rocky hills. Japanese reinforcements flow toward Lianghsiang and Mentoukuo while thousands are evacuated to Tangku. Wounded are transported in cattle cars. Chinese irregulars aid regulars as tensions rise along front lines. A Japanese officer reportedly ambushed. a military funeral held at Changins.
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Peiping
An Buth
Ae Tocky
Here
Japa Jine
Lianghsiang
Mentoukuo
Severn
Tangku
Tiéntain
Japan
North China
Changins
Americans Driven Underground By Japanese Bombardment Of Seaport
Americans in Fukien province hide in bombproof dugouts as a two hour Japanese raid strikes Amoy and nearby targets. The Asheville warship took shelter as bombs landed close to the vessel and the Socony plant, while American employees endured shrapnel rains. US Ambassador Johnson orders Swatow consulate closed and Americans evacuated due to rising bombardment danger.
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Amoy
Chine
Sept
South China
Fukien
United States
Asheville
Army
Socony Vacuum of Co
Socony
Nanking
Nelson Johnson
Swatow
Hig
Coast Labor Strife Threatens To Grow
San Francisco faces spreading labor unrest as a union clash over warehousemen affiliation disrupts coast port cargo movement. Inland spillover plans include walkouts by teamsters, with Oakland and other ports reporting halted trucking and scarce labor. Tense standoffs echo potential violence amid week-long dispute and growing port congestion.
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San Francisco
Teamatera
C. SO. Jongshoremor
Aiready
Sanances
Durant
Plana
Twelve-year-old girl gives birth at state hospital
In Watertown New York on September 3 a twelve year old girl identified as Leona Eb Backus, married last January, is reported to have given birth to a baby Sunday at the state institution for women where she was committed in spring by Judge Harold F Porter. Her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Rosbia announced the birth.
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Watertown
N. Y
Leona EB. H. Backus
State Institution For Women
Harold F. Porter
Joseph Roshia
Expansion of WPA relief urged in drought hits South Dakota
Gov. Jeane sen and J. W. Kaye advocate broadening the WPA program in South Dakota to meet unprecedented needs. They cite drought driven distress and rural urban gaps, ask WPA administrator Harry L. Hopkins for a discussion next week, and seek emergency cash grants to prevent further pauperization.
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Jensen
Kaye
Ask
Hopkins
Cal A. Ward
Ermare
South Dakota
Schrader Named State Engineer in South Dakota
Pierre September reports several changes of positions in the South Dakota highway fore. Andrew Nuits highway commission announced Schrader of Huron will become state highway engineer, succeeding Lester Davis who was relieved weeks ago. Gake returns to Rapid City as district engineer. W N Lovejoy will handle both construction and bituminous engineer positions. John Wright remains designer engineer. a new design engineer will be selected later.
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Schrader
Pierre
Teenair
South Dakota Highway
Andrew
Niited
Highway Commission
TH Gake
Rapid City
Lester
Davis
Fhs Schrader
Huron
Fascist Nations Blame Russia and Move on Piracy Talks
Italian and German notes blame Moscow over Mediterranean piracy and refuse a conference invitation, urging the Non Intervention Committee in London to handle the issue. Britain and France press for action, planning to steer the matter away from Spain’s civil war and toward a concrete anti piracy solution.
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Russia
Britain
Rome
Italy
England
France
Germany
Berlin
TS Duce
Reptytaly
Mediterranean
London
Spain
Poland
Portugal
Ttaly
Leipzig
Moscow
Great Britain
Switzerland
Yugoslavia
Geremany
Nyon
Geneva
Bloca
Anthony Eden
Paris
Yvon Delbos
Fek
Air Pyrenees Company
Gijon
Able Cuidez
le Populaire
Leon Bluin
Popular Aviation
Georgia Convicts Warned After Escape Wave
Georgia convicts faced warnings from Governor E. D. Rivers after a flood of escapes. Wardens, voting unanimously, debated reviving whipping but questioned legality. About 100 prisoners escaped in August, with talk of punishment limits and containment methods.
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Atlanta
Georgia
E. D. Rivers
Jegally
Rivers Enid
M.oe Feowans
G. A. Johng
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Helena
Mont
Roy E. Ayers
Gutron Borglum
Lincoln
Woman’s Relief Corps
G. A. BR
Elizabeth L. Rothe
Parkersburg
Bessie M. Cummings
Penacook
N. H
Alfre E. Carroll
Lisbon
N. C
Grace &. Johnson
Toledo
Evelyn Stanley
Los Angeles
Marathon
Apt
Roy Clausen
Corpus Christi
Tex
Robstown
Texas
Cullen W. Briggs
Bibs
A. W. Pohrenthold
James E. Mayes
Mayes
Fahrenthold
Briggs
Singapore
Straits Settlements
Hongkong
Shanghai
Fort Worth
Billy Rose
Rose
America
Lonoke
Ark
George Hartje
Bernice Felton
Rothford
Lester Brockelhurst
Brockelhurst
Miss Felton
Victor A. Gates
Little Rock
CID
Committee For Industrial Organization
West Virginia Federation of Labor
John Brophy
West Virginia Labor Group
West Virginia Industrial Union Council
West Virginia State Federation
American Federation of Labor
C. L G
John L. Lewis C. LO
Bordeaux
The
Associated Press
Tom
Bob Burns
Arkansas Traveler
Rob Burns
Esquire Features, Inc
Nippon Command
U. S
Interna Tishal
Harry Yarnell
Inabel
Tsingtao
International Settlement
Barbara
Haugwitz von Revenilow
Barbara Hutton
Europe
Sayan
U.S. S. Ashle
Coast
Soviet Union
Brosauw
Nialy
Foreign Office
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