Brady 10 Take Over Mine Co in West Virginia
Superseding pending actions in Taylor county circuit court, the U S district court at Elkins took over direction of Maryland Coal company of West Virginia and named A Spates Brady as trustee. Attorney W Merle Watkins filed bankruptcy petition seeking reorganization under the Chandler act. Judge William E Baker named Brady trustee to run property and operate the closed Wendellite. Earlier this week Judge Herbert W Dent had appointed Earl B Thorn as special receiver with powers now held by Brady. Federal action halts state proceedings, ending Thorn’s tenure.
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Taylor County
U. S. District Court
Elkins
Maryland Coal Company of
West Virginia
A. Spates Brady
State Liquor Control Commission
W. Merle Watkins
Posible
William E. Baker
Brady
Thorn
Herbert W. Dent
Earl B. Thorn
Wendel
Baker
Pittman Says Adolf Hitler Doomed in Speech
Senator Key Pittman declared Hitler had written his political death in a five minute NBC address from Salt Lake City. Pittman called Hitler a coward and unworthy of the German people, saying the dictator’s instability and deceit would doom his regime and impact the world.
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New.-York
Key Pittman
D.-Nev
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
NBC
Salt Lake City
Pittman
Hitler
Aten
Late War Bulletins From Page One
War notices report German fleet bombarded Gydnia in Poland while Canada mobilized all military and naval forces under the war measures act. Britain and France agreed to avoid bombing civilians conditioned on all powers refraining, following Roosevelt’s appeal as hostilities began.
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Gydnia
Poland
Baltic Sea
Canada
Ottawa
Dominion
Washington
Hull
Great Britain
France
Roosevelt
England
Germany
Italy
German Embassy Burns Prepares for Possible London Withdrawal
The German embassy in London began burning fires as a precautionary move amid reports of a potential withdrawal. A thin smoke plume rose from the embassy roof and fragments of charred paper floated to the ground.
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London
Hitler vows to win Danzig return or die fighting
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler declares to the Reichstag that Germany will regain Danzig and the Polish corridor and halt Polish attacks or die fighting. He pledges to live for Germany alone, names Goering and Hess as top successors, and says neutrals will be respected if they stay neutral.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Danzig
Pomorze
Germany
Thefuehrer
Reich
Hermann Goering
Rudolf Hess
Hitler
Goering
Hess
Nazi Party
Russia
London
Italy
Poland
Britain
France
Fuehrer
Last Farewell As Gunner Joins His Regiment
A British Royal Artillery recepist bids farewell at Waterloo Station in London as he prepares to join his regiment for war. The scene reflects Britain’s stance amid Nazi threats and Polish settlement refusals. Hitler, speaking to the Reichstag, touted German strength and praised plans over Danzig, with Goering pledging loyalty to the Fuhrer as the session ended with national anthems. A closing note adds a curious query about the old-fashioned grandmother lingering in memory.
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British Royal Artillery
Waterloo Station
London
Britain
Germany
Hitler
Reichstag
Wilhelm Frick
Danzig
Reich
Desring
Kroll Opera
Lam
Fuehrer
German Planes Hit London Report From Warsaw Toll
Reuters quotes a Havas correspondent in Warsaw stating seven German planes were shot down and a German armored train captured by Polish forces amid ongoing attacks on London.
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London
Reuters
British Works Agency
Havas
Warsaw
School Valuations Rise in West Virginia for 1939
Charleston, Sept. 1. West Virginia values are set to increase in 1939 due to school building programs in seven counties. Richard E. Hyde reports preliminary figures show gains over the $71,676,509 figure from June 1938. Construction projects exceeding $600,000 will finish in Kanawha, Taylor, Monongalia, Hancock, and Cabell counties, with smaller plans in Hardy and Morgan counties.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Department of Education
Richard E. Hyde
Kanawha
Taylor
Monongahelia
Hancock
Cabell
Hardy
Morgan
New York Banks Buy Government Bonds Amid Market Push
George L. Harrison of the New York Federal Reserve said banks are buying government loans and advising others to do the same. He noted the New York financial community is working together, with banks not selling bonds but buying on the decline. The meeting discussed whether the Treasury would borrow on September 15, though officials expected a postponement due to cash reserves.
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Washington
George L. Harrison
New York Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Harrison
Treasury
Federal Reserve
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Adolf
Busy Bee Restaurant
Opera House
George Murphy
Jackie Cooper
Tommy Ryan
Robert Livington
Jack Randall
Denman Mountain
Grahamsville
N. Y
Willard G. Ewing
Fort Sill
Oklo
Monticello
John B. Smith
Albany
Newark
N. J
Mussolini
Loar’s
Loars Jewelry
Loar Jewelry Store
SRay _witcox PRYOR
Orca Hr Wick
Columbia Virtuee
Listerie Shavine Ream
Grafton Drug & Chemical
Wee Ebbien
Ste
Petersen Perloo Et Ls Co
Rae
Ireed Pout
Fou
Woodbury’s
DeWitts
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Johnson's
Red Cross
Nora
Packer's Pa
Griffin
Pertussin “Bosize Oey
Vitaphone
W. Va
Prea Iy
East
Lee
Bennett & Son
Main Street
Utelephon
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