Dam program in danger of Roosevelt dedication cancelation
An outbreak of war in Europe may force cancellation of President Roosevelt's plans to dedicate the Tygart river flood control dam in Grafton on November 20. It is doubtful he can attend in person, delaying ceremonies already postponed. Secretary Hugh R. McPhail calls a Tuesday meeting at the Y M C A to organize committees for the dedication.
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Hitler vows total war as Poland tension Mounts
Hitler spoke as if war had begun and warned he would bomb and gas in response to Polish resistance. He claimed the Rome Berlin axis is broken and Germany would fight until Poland yields or a new government is installed. The Reichstag backed annexing Danzig and Carl Burckhardt’s NN mission left Danzig as swastika rose over the city hall.
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Berlin declares war as Poland front opens
German forces press toward the Polish border after Hitler orders forceful action. Reich officials report gunfire near the Silesian border and a Baltic blockade of Gdynia as Berlin maintains outward calm and issues daily bulletins while Danzig’s status shifts under Nazi control.
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Germany Steps Into Poland War Fronts Across Borders
Germany has moved forces to the Polish frontier within 80 miles of Warsaw and crossed the Vistula region. German planes attacked Tczew and a Vistula bridge while tanks pressed toward Mokolowo and Kraszta. Britain and France mobilize, Poland invokes the mutual aid pact, and Paris and London anticipate rapid, hard blows to Poland as evacuation and air-raid alarms spread.
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The Man They Could Not Hang at Strand Theatre
Boris Karloff stars in a sensational Columbia shocker as a humanitarian scientist who revives life with an artificial heart. He seeks to use the invention for good, but is betrayed by society and becomes a killer. The film follows his arrest, execution, and return, as he seeks vengeance on those who condemned him. Also featured are Warren and Mercer songs including Hooray for Spinach and Corn Pickin.
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Famous novel makes film sensation at Strand Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer films Goodbye Mr Chips from James Hilton best seller about a beloved English schoolmaster. Robert Donat stars as Chips, with Greer Garson in a key role, under Sam Wood directing. The film spans decades of school life, romance, and wartime drama, featuring an English public school setting and a grand set at Denham studios.
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Naughty but Nice at Dixie Theatre opens next Sunday
Warner Bros presents the satirical musical Naughty but Nice at the Dixie Theatre with a star lineup including Ann Sheridan Dick Powell Gale Helen Broderick Zasu Pitts Ronald Allen Jenkins Mazie Rosenbloom Jerry Colonna Vera Lewis Elizabeth Duline Bill Davidson Granville Halliwell Hobbes and a jam session with Nat King Cole.
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Ritz Brothers Film Laughfest Opens at Dixie Theatre
The Ritz brothers lead a ghoulishly funny mystery in The Gorilla at the Dixie, with a star cast including Anita Louise Bela Lugosi and Lionel Atwill. The three detectives Harigan Mulligan and Garrity chase a bizarre gorilla amid sliding panels and a mansion full of dangers, delivering scare and laughter.
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Opera House screen reel previews Risky Business cast
A behind the scenes look at Hollywood radio commentators as Universal presents Risky Business at the Opera House tonight. George Murphy stars as a film news broadcaster with Dorothea Kent as his secretary and assistant, alongside Eduardo Ciannelli Ames El Brendel Grant Bites Pierre Watkin in supporting roles.
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Murphy Bravely Tangles Gangsters and Police Clash
A dramatic headline centers on a gangster mob and a film financier. The disclosure of principal identities could endanger a beautiful girl. Murphy is compelled to work alone. At odds with police and racketeers, Murphy’s peril drives the story.
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Action packed Scouts to the Rescue sixth chapter at Opera House
The serial opens with a tree saving Bruce Scott, G-Man Hal Marvin, and Pat Scanlon from a fall. Marvin and Bruce chase counterfeiters to Ghost Town while a dynamite blast endangers Brice and companions, with rescues and captures unfolding in rapid action.
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German Bombs Continue Near Mlava Bordering East Prussia
Warsaw awoke to air alerts at 6:20 am with a later recall at 7:15 am as German bombs pressed Polish defenses near Mla wa and East Prussia. The city went to work despite mist and drizzle. Foreign Office staff, including Edward Kulinkowski, sought shelter in bomb shelters after gas masks were distributed. Streets cleared rapidly as second alarms sounded.
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Bombing of Polish frontier town and Danzig fighting noted
Diplomatic dispatches from Budapest report near Danzig aerial bombardment with Tczew hit and rail facilities destroyed. Casualty figures unavailable as raids continued for over an hour. Additional air raid on Krakow Warsaw line near Mlawa confirmed by Exchange Telegraph and foreign office.
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