Prime Minister Renews Pledges on Polish Pact in Parliament
Prime Minister Chamberlain urged Parliament to grant emergency powers to deal with the international crisis after reaffirming Britain's obligations to Poland. He warned an imminent peril of war and stressed actions to defend peace while noting the German Russian nonaggression pact and rising tensions in Europe.
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Chamberlain
Ronge of Commons
Adulr Tiller
Europe
Dillon
Poland
Britain
Hitler
Garay
Merlin
Novice Henderson
Buitain
Germany
Enid
Clanbarlain
German Cross Over Moscow Forces Move as France Demands More Troops
Reports from Berlin and Moscow describe intensified German military activity amid talks with France over additional troop commitments. Prime Minister Laval and allied leaders weigh a broad mobilization as Britain and France push for a united action plan. Officials signal possible rapid deployment and nationwide cabinet decisions to mobilize up to several hundred thousand reservists.
President appeals to Italian king for peace in European crisis
Washington reports President Hoover renews appeal to King Victor Emmanuel to avert a general war. Ambassador Philips meets Mussolini and Ciano to deliver the message. Hull makes public the communication while Hoover returns to Washington for foreign affairs consultations.
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Washington
Aus
Hoosewult
Loday Hinestores
Ming Victor Emmanuel
Tatian
United States
Willian Philips
Mussolini
Gopal Ciano
Victor Emmanuel
Geome Uations
Italy
Mull
Mussolinii
Tine
Evans Faces Special Fee for Liquor License Payment
State Treasurer Charles M. Armstrong demands Evans pay 85 percent of a local special liquor license fee or prove its legality. Evans, south of Greeley in Weld County, has charged 150 15 2 minor heads and 3160 to a town fund. some cities install installments while authorities push full collection. An auditor checks Denver totals as the state tightens revenues from liquor fees amid court rulings. Georgia festival set for Aug 27 in city park calls for baskets. Cleveland torso murder case ends with inmate Kilbane's suicide in jail cell.
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Aeiver
Charles M. Armstrong
Evans
Greeley
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Armstrong
Attorney Generals Office
Pueblo
Denver
Supreme Court
Weather Report Brief for Colorado Wyoming and Northeast
A 24 hour forecast ending 8 am Thursday notes mostly cloudy skies in Colorado and Wyoming with cooler readings in the northeast. Thursday night and Friday show changes in temperature with a high near 92 and a low of 53 in the local area.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Frivins
Whrdier
Greeley Legion Champions Drill For State Title Defense
Greeley Legion champions drill to retain Colorado state title with weekend workouts and a Monday evening parade. Leadership includes Bruge Miller guiding the corps at the field house venue with a surrounding state championship context and a Sunday convention at the university campus.
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Bugie Corps
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Howser Leyton
Leaton
Fea
Forster Heads Danzig State Crisis Amid Polish Moves
Forster assumes leadership of Danzig as Polish actions prompt a government shift. Officials report Poland cut border communications and telephone links with the Free City while German officials condemn the move. A Schleswig Holstein cadet ship is due to anchor in Danzig harbor as tensions rise.
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Ailert Forster
Pany Guarleiter
Dansig
Arthur Greiver
Censes Lyle
Danzig
Poland
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Exci
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Colynia
Man Navy
Schleswig Holstein
Free City
Lanzig
DNB
Germian
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Ely Af Neon
Amd
Anki
Forster
Sandy
Chile
Offices Remodel Hidden in Cranford Hall at Colorado State College
The article notes remodeling of offices at Cranford Hall Colorado State College of Education. Several offices have tentative locations while top posts remain unchanged. New arrangements aim to complete by term end with graduate manager offices moved to the adjacent building and student walk improvements in progress.
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Cromford Hall
Campua
Chlorado State College of Education
Hopkins
Aladent Wrom
Cranford
Gunter Wall
Kenneth Perry Speaks To Cosmopolitan Club
Kenneth Perry, professor at industrial arts, Colorado State College,addressed the Cosmopolitan club on Education. The meeting featured dinner, entertainment by tap dancers, and a program with Alvin Hoettger accompanying. Guests included Mr and Mrs B S Wiles and Chic Rodgers, manager of Tanta Volograph.
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Indnistrial Arts
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Pabile On Education
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Unemployment Taxpayers Urged to Pay by October 9
Aug 24. Colorado employers delinquent in unemployment compensation contributions for 1935-47 urged to pay by Oct 8 to receive full credit against federal taxes, says Bernd F. Teels, executive director of the state unemployment compensation service.
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Colorada
Bernd F. Teels
State
Tour of Seed Spud Zone Held On Wednesday
A Wednesday tour in the Seed Spud Zone drew participants touring several farms in Weld County. The stops included Eaton Gorton Wilson farm, A J Kaveny, and Baton area sites with rides and brief farm updates. A local event at Baton gym concluded with a luncheon by the association.
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Suez
Wibs
Julson
Eaton
Gorton Wilson Farm
Mulles
Baton
A. J. Kaveny
Mato
Harry Alloy Frriy
Amon
A Lansh
Baton Gymnieiun
German Army Trucks Move To Belgium
German military movements were reported along the Belgian border with observers noting trucks advancing toward Belgium formerly German territory. An unrelated accident near 1439 Seventh Street involved Jack Calton, who was injured when his motorcycle collided with a chow dog at Thirteenth Avenue and Wishthatreet. the dog was injured.
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Meessy Bribsels
Laens
Myhie Wii Ige
Negian
Jack Caleton
Atrenl
Thirteenth Avenue
Wishthatreet
Americans Urged to Leave France as Mobilization Grows
The U S embassy in Paris advised all American citizens to depart France after France called up reservists in a partial mobilization amid escalating hostilities. The embassy, earlier privately suggesting a possible return home, issued a formal statement urging Americans with no compelling reason to stay to arrange their return to the United States.
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Paris
United States
France
Europe
Roosevelt Prepares for Special Congress Session
Senator Pat McCarran said Roosevelt plans a special session to consider neutrality legislation. McCarran, a Nevada Democrat, noted his Washington office telegraphed the president’s preparations. The report comes from Salt Lake City dated August 24 and cites Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Pat McCarran
Nevada
Washington
Roosevelt
German Soviet Treaty Text Reproduced From Prewar Pact
The document outlines a mutual non aggression pledge between Germany and the Soviet Union. It commits each side to refrain from aggressive acts and not aid third powers, with disputes to be settled by arbitration or friendly discussion. The treaty lasts ten years with automatic renewal for five unless terminated, ratified in Berlin, effective upon signature, dated Moscow August 28, 1929.
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Trenty
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Persia
California Woman Tries To Buy Ku Klux Klan Tale
Washington testimony described a California woman who offered $75,000 to purchase Klan membership from an imperial wizard. The case involved Evang and others in a 1998 Atlanta trip, with police noting related attempted robberies and a vagrancy charge for a Omaha man.
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Itu Klux Klan
Washington
Cho Uy Klux Klan
Henry D. Aten
Los Angeles
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Glendale
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Hilrun W. Byany
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Allan Caid
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Investigated Shooting at Binder Ranch Near Milliken
Deputies were called to the Charles Binder ranch near Milliken to investigate a shooting of horses. They found three animals damaged with bird shot but not seriously injured. The incident appeared to have occurred near the barn and closer to the neighbor's mold.
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Uarles Binder
Milliken
Binder
Borsce Cot Mlo & Hotghbor
Pius Advocates Beginning New Negotiations
Pope Pius XII urges renewed talks to avert war in a worldwide radio broadcast from the Vatican. He appeals to leaders including King Leopold, President Roosevelt, and others to respond with peace. The pontiff emphasizes mercy over force and calls for negotiations amid rising tensions.
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Col Hamrock Veteran Dies in Fitzsimons
Col Hamrock, veteran of the World War era, died at Fitzsimons after a long medical career. A native of Leland, he served in the old Seventh United States Army, fought against the Sioux and Canadians, then joined the Coast Guard and Mexico border duty. He was a noted pacifist activist and long associated with the state defense guard.
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Northern Colorado Cobblers Test Potato Yield Report
County Agent reports potato crop in Venus area, July dig shows yield drop from psyllid yellows. Sacks per acre ranged from 93 to 143, with overall yield lower than last season.
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Yean
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la Vagile
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Toyne
Diplomatic Circles Report Poland France Communications Cut
Aug 24 diplomatic circles report that all communications between France and Poland have been interrupted since early morning. Telegraph and telephone links to Poland are said to be severed. France's lines to eastern Europe remain disrupted. The report notes curbs on cross border messaging and ongoing wartime restrictions. A theft at a Second Hand store is reported with a yellow gold watch case and movement stolen.
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Poland
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