Berlin Talk Between Hitler and Henderson Sparks War Briefing
In Berlin on August 29 Adolf Hitler and Sir Nevile Henderson met at the Reich Chancellery for about an hour and twenty minutes to discuss the risk of war in Europe. Henderson carried British notes on the German Polish dispute over the Danzig corridor and presented them to the German leader. No official comment followed and reports remained cautious about any breakthroughs or further talks.
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Berlin
Adolf Hiller
Germany
Nevile Henderson
Europe
Henderson
London
Uitler
Poland
Wheeler Believes War Unlikely Despite Crisis
Senator Marlon Wheeler expresses belief that war is unlikely, despite critical global tensions. He comments on the difficulty of predicting the next moves and notes uncertainty about a European or global conflict and potential impacts on his supporters. Continued on Page 2.
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Sen. Wheeler
Sen
Marlon Te Wheeler
Europe
Ubal
Rend
Farmer Vows Action Over Moonshiners Hideout
Montgomery Alabama resident Ata 38 foils moonshining activity by riding a cow to a still in nearby countryside. Neighboring couple seeks to make whisky, prompting local Deputy Sheriff W. Tuff to intervene and stop the operation.
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T Nearny Faeny
Horn of Ils
W. Tuff
Solons Move to Alter Neutrality Plan Amid War Threat
New York January 28 The Herald Tribune reports solons prepared to reverse their stance on neutrality legislation. They aim to ease embargo rules on shipments to belligerents and broaden war powers beyond cash and carry. A special session may be convened if war breaks out, with key lawmakers consulting blocs on the shift.
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Duspaten
Dramou
Ater
Preeidnit
Barronr
Wilelt
Ean Bross
Miriam Hopkins to divorce Anatole Litvak in Tollywood
Bun Francisco August 28. Workings of the movies arrived here from Tollywood with word that Miriam Hopkins will divorce Anatole Litvak. The Georgia girl and Litvak, a Russian film director, were married two years ago and have been separated for several weeks.
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Tollywood En
Moderate Japanese leader Abe to form new cabinet
Tokyo aug 29 a moderate leader nobuyuki abe called to form a cabinet to replace baron kiyohiro tyanuma amid Japan s shift from the old foreign policy after the Soviet pact. observers say abe will steer a course balancing nationalist forces and pro US ties while avoiding entanglement in China. concerns grow over us treaty denial and possible arms embargo threats impacting Tokyo s strategy.
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Upg
Nobuyuki Abe
Japan
Germany
Sovist
Ruaala
Tampere Iratilo
Abe
Kilehiro Tyanumia
Roscoe Turner Sets New Air Race Record
Cleveland Aug 28 Roscoe Turner pushed his racing plane to an average speed near 297 miles per hour aiming a world record for a 10 mile cleared course. He reached 1450 to 450 miles per hour on the straightaway x and led early qualifiers. Turner hopes to beat his prior 283 mph mark from 1928 in next Monday's event.
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Eveland
Rosene Tonite
Nid
Condemned Dog's Tricks Save His Life in the End
Clearwater Florida August 28 a condemned dog earns reprieve by performing tricks for a crime company in a Housewife incident. The dog’s life is spared after volunteers confirm the animal’s usefulness and good behavior amid a county case handling.
European Crisis in Brief
Berlin reports Britain refuses Polish demands and favors negotiation but may accept war. France censors news as war prep rises, hundreds of thousands leave Paris while Warsaw seeks mediation. Germany readies border troops and 80 bombers move toward Poland. Amsterdam urges Americans to depart. Netherlands seeks neutrality with unity appeal. Romania and Hungary monitor ships near Romanian waters.
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Associated Press
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Jondon
Germany
France
Paris
Warsaw
Poland
Taree
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Wilelmina
Benne
Switzerland
Bucharest
Rman
Halian
Rumanian
Hone
Crisis Awitarrland Mobilizes Army Amid Frontiers Tensions
Switambant orders 100,604 troops to border posts as high alert spreads across the region. Swiss authorities convene a council at 4 pm to discuss government aid and security measures while parliament hammers out pact endorsements and rapid-fire legislations shaping action against escalating threats.
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Aviates
Hitler Warned Against Attacking Poland in British Message
London reports Britain and France would fight from the first day if Hitler moves on Poland. The British ambassador Neville Henderson delivered a firm note to Berlin urging negotiation but promising war if force is used. Officials foresee no immediate public release of the full text or replies as talks continue.
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Josef Stein
Wien
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France
Poland
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Great Briain
Polant
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Hertlo
Neville Herdarsot
Cormany
Poles Weigh Break Amid Rising Tension
Fragmented text notes tension between Poles and German demands, with references to Polish government stance and possible third party mediation. It hints at war signals and domestic political moves as officials seek options to ease a stalemate, mentioning Hormin and Canthiied context on a later page.
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Awe
Intermed
Dan Ak Tel Batmorta Eis Pottsl Caret Dows Mileht Me
Phoee Polliees
Pula
Herlin Aid
Pair Die in State Firefighting Tragedy
Two forest workers died while battling wildfires as winds spread flames across 2,500 acres along Kelley Creek and the Nezher Nowney Creek blaze, with 85 crewmen held the latter at 140 acres. The casualties include Libby of 400 Corp and Sindy near Martnez.
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Lalli
Monsanda
Las Casey
Kelley Creek
Salmon River
Kantka Forest
Pastor Father and Former Sweetheart Held for Murder
Camden reports Prosecution files charge the Rev Walter Dworcekd and his former sweetheart Peter Bhowahuk, both 24, with the murder of Wanda Dworecki. The victim’s beaten body was found near a Henderson roadway with a corsage placed on her coat. Prosecution cites a plan to obtain life insurance proceeds and double indemnity, with four months since a prior attempted abduction.
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Wanda Dworecki
Camden
Samuel
Ore Inne
Watule Dworeth
Canden
Orlando
Coster
Pressculor Orinda
Peter
Aeronautics Inspector to Establish Permanent CA A Headquarters
An Aeronautics Inspector for the C A A is set to establish permanent headquarters in this city. The appointee, Mr. Clabaugh, will head the general inspection division, examine and certify aircraft, and ensure all ships are airworthy. He will eliminate uncertified incidents and conduct state inspection trips on set schedules.
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C'byronen
Ctnhaugls
Witlhim Moar
Seattte
Cinhangh
Hradqiarieya
Medema
Moorg
Seattle
Mae
Clabaugh
Fish Survey to Be Made in Five Western States
John W. Schofield a late appointee of fisheries venturing squad authorized by the state board to inspect and survey methods of fish propagation and conservation across five western states. A two week trip will cover California Washington Utah Idaho and Oregon with a plan to report back in Montana and meet with the state fish and game commission at Milwaukee.
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John W. SeheMold
Slate Board
Mshorlen Ehitef
California
Washington
Utah
Idaho
Oregon
Wintter
Montana
Finewaues
AL Thantine
Schofleld
Germans Report Strong Polish Army Massing
Berlin reports from Danzig indicate Polish army concentrations along the Danzig border are continuing. The NWA agency says three additional fronts have been established against Germany and East Prussia, with movements noted near Konitz Nebel region and areas including Maseinwardar, Mie senburg, Deutsch-Hylaw, and East Trusaln.
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Berlin
Korman
Aauney
Danzig
Dalisn
Polaretora
Germany
Egalvetort
Prussia
Nwa
Konitz
Nebel
Extraordinary steps to bring Americans home from Europe
New York notes extraordinary urgency as Germany blocks seas. The Manhattan bound for Europe was redirected to avoid Momburg and turn at Cherbourg. Extra cats and liferafts added. Vollandt America chartered Johan Van Oldenbarnevelt to carry 800 American passengers from Amsterdam calling Boulogne and Southampton. President Roosevelt will depart Cobb for New York, with a heavy passenger list including his mother Leah DeJano Tiposevalt, his son John, and John’s wife Charis Schwab.
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France
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Dalte
Orango
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Amsterdam
Boulogne
Southampton
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Hamburg
Washington
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Charis BM
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