Chamberlain calls Hitler unreasonable yet hopeful for peace
British Prime Minister Chamberlain, in a broadcast from 10 Downing Street, says Britain cannot commit all its empire to war over a small nation. He offers better terms for a peaceful settlement with Germany, warns against German control of Czech lands, and states Parliament will meet to review events. He vows to pursue a peaceful solution while rejecting Hitler’s aims.
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Roosevelt appoints three man wage dispute commission
President Roosevelt named a three member fact finding panel to investigate the wage dispute between railroads and their employes. Chief Justice Walter P. Stacy of North Carolina, Professor Harry A. Millis of Chicago, and Dean James M. Landis of Harvard will report within 30 days as allowed by the Railway Labor Act. The move aims to avert a nationwide strike and preserve essential transportation.
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Treasury chief vows crisis prep for American interests
Secretary Morgenthau said the treasury is prepared for any European crisis and has drafted plans to protect the dollar and foreign money in U S markets. He did not detail measures but asserted the need to keep markets open to avoid financial paralysis while considering responses if war arises abroad. Senator Logan urged repeal of the neutrality act and aid to England and France with all materials except manpower should they enter a war.
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Former Huronians Abroad Express No Alarm About War
Report lists Huronians overseas amid European tensions. Gottfried Sjoland has been in Oslo but plans place him in Paris soon. Stelanid ran a voice studio in Huron and taught pupils in Redfield Aberdeen Pierre and Sioux Falls. Helen Gardner, daughter of Judge and Mrs. A K Gardner, writes Berlin letters since August 1930, saying no alarm and no return plans.
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Loriks Plea For Peace In Beadle County Campaign
Democratic candidate Emil Loriks urged restraint in foreign policy during a Beadle County speech last night. He argued America should avoid policing Europe and focus on domestic needs, stating war across the Atlantic is illogical for the nation at this time.
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South Dakota Resources Parade for 150000 Attendees
South Dakota industries plan a large exhibit for the national corn husking contest in Minntehaha County. George A. Starling, Huron, leads the industrial display committee. A 50 by 290 foot circus tent will house the exhibits open to the public Sunday Oct. 30 through Nov. 3. An estimated 150000 visitors are expected with 30000 before the contest and 120000 on contest day. Exhibits focus on industry and will be free to the public. Exhibits set up Oct. 29 for the Sunday opening.
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Americans Urged to Return Home from Britain
United States embassy in London urges Americans in Great Britain to return to the United States if possible. A statement says Americans with no compelling reasons to stay should arrange to leave as the European invasion situation grows.
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Prague Crisis Deepens as Hitler Demands Escalate
Prague government rejects Hitler's latest demands and Prague warns they would crush Czechoslovakia as a free state. Britain and Germany push peace talks while war plans accelerate. Sir Horace Wilson meets Hitler in Berlin and Roosevelt calls for negotiations to continue.
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Crisis At A Glance Promises on Sudetenland spark unity
London Chamberlain pledges to surrender Sudetenland to Hitler if he agrees to discuss it non forcibly. Britain and Russia say they will fight with France if Czechoslovakia is invaded. Hitler signals ultimatum and war potential as Benes faces a choice. Russia favors a joint show of force with France and Britain to deter Hitler.
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Cabinet Discusses War Threat Echoes Roosevelt Appeal
Washington Sept 27 Roosevelt convened his cabinet for a pivotal talk on how a European war would impact the United States economy and legal order. Hitler and Benes replies to the peace appeal were reviewed, with Benes hopeful for a settlement without force.
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Bad Weather Halts Action In Spain
Bad weather halted fighting in the Spanish Civil War as of September 27 at Hendaye France. Across the China front in ShanghaiJapanese reported slow progress on their advance toward Sinyang, marking a quiet day amid ongoing hostilities.
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