Wheeler Honored at Large Montana Goodwill Banquet
Democrats and Republicans crowded the Placer Hotel for a $ appreciation banquet honoring Senator Burton K. Wheeler for 16 years in the U S Senate. About 300 Montana officials and citizens attended as Roy Gow introduced Wheeler and Gov. Ayers praised his industrial and agricultural work for Montana and the nation. Continued on Page 10.
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United States Senate
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Gow
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John K. Clanton
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Park
Gov. Ayers
Senate
Etala
4000 Americans Await Ships for Home in London
London reports about 4000 Americans stranded awaiting evacuation ships to return home. Ambassadors and consulates work on evacuation plans as tensions possible in Europe rise. Scattered arrangements include two small cruisers aiding port trials and rooms in towns set for refugee housing until travel can resume.
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London
Aaibassador
Joseph P. Reneedyomul
Wir
Engeland
Scotland
Engit
Japanese round-the-world flight lands at Fairbanks
The Nippon Nippon aircraft that started eastward from Nome for a global hop landed in Fairbanks at 1 30 p m after circling Wateranks for about three hours and turning back toward Tanacross due to unfavorable flying conditions.
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Watrhanks
British Cabinet Studies Hitler Note to Gauge Peace or War
London Aug 30. The British cabinet met to study a communication from Adolf Hitler described by Prime Minister Chamberlain as a note that could tilt the precarious balance between peace and war. The German reply, noted for its lack of Polish support, arrived late last night and was reviewed by Chamberlain and Foreign Secretary Lord St.
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London
Adolf Hitler
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Faehrer
Mednister
Poland
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Tord Stakins
Malitay
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Hitler Ends Delayed Answer To British Poland Talks
Berlin reports Hitler handed Britain's peace proposal reply to Sir Nevile Henderson at the Reich Chancellery. The German note outlined Germany's position in detail while signaling openness to further talks. Official hints suggested potential continuation of negotiations despite present deadlock.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Poland
Nevile Henderson
Reich
London
Tonehin
Hitler
Germany
Youth Admits Slaying Of Los Angeles Dancer
Los Angeles August 29 Deputy district attorney announced De Witt Clinton Cook 24 confessed to killing a dancer and attacking two other women with a two by four inch weapon. Cook a former Waterloo Iowa printer was arrested as a prowler after a night of questioning. He admitted bludgeoning Anya Soanyeya 21 a dancer at Los Angeles County College the attack on Della Togard a mother of two and the separate assault on Mit ble Wagner a senior. He claimed motive linked to wanting money for a park venture and said the attacks were not random. He refused to name other victims and was held on suspicion of murder and assault with deadly weapon continuing investigation.
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Waterloo
Anya Swanyeya
San Francisco
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Blalock
Della Togard
Aurekra
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Nik
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Auand
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Rlalack
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Ene
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Dranade Wtureng
GAR to Stage Military Parade At Annual Meet
Pittsburgh August 22 Veterans of the Island Army at the Republic cabinet ready muskets for a district military parade. They will march behind State department colors along a mile long uphill route tomorrow. Encampment officials seek open cars for veterans to ride.
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the Republic
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Canal Guards Ordered on All Vessels Through Panama
Brigadier General Clarence Ridley, Panama Canal governor, ordered military guards aboard every vessel passing through the canal as an extraordinary precaution. He cited neutral status and war fears, with guards to be deployed based on ship size at Atlantic and Pacific entrances.
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United States
Most Dangerous Forest Fire of the Season
A severe forest fire rages near Cameo Creek and Mohattan forest, drawing crews from 14 ranchers and farmers. Lightning sparked the blaze Monday afternoon, with authorities reporting extreme danger and readiness to summon more help as lines report deteriorating conditions. Continued on Page 23.
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Mis Manning
Angel Warten
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Poland Stance on Britain Opens Door to Talks or War
Dispatch from Warsaw reports Poland's government, under Premier Chamberlain influence, remains ready to negotiate with Britain or take military action if required. Spokesmen insist Poland and France seek peaceful settlements, while warnings grow of German troop concentrations near Slovakia and heightened regional tension. Police arrest two suspects linked to a Turnan bombing that injured 30.
V. F. W. Holds Annual Convention Amid Hopeful Parade
The VFW convenes its annual gathering as members and veterans prepare for the traditional parade. Rosinn notes a strong turnout with thousands attending events, highlighting renewed community support and ongoing veteran advocacy.
Idaho mine operator cites Wagner Act adding employer troubles
Donald A. Callahan of Wallace Idaho told the Western division of the American Mining Congress that the Wagner Act increases annual difficulties for employers in the United States He argued enforcement officers apply an employer employee relation standard that clashes with mining conditions and stresses the need for strong men in the industry.
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Salt Lake City
Donald A. Callahan
Wallace
Wartern
American Mining Congress
United States
Callahan
United States Annalor
Waho
Indietry
Calintiay
Dies Committee Fears Escape of Nazi Bund Chief
Washington officials fear Fritz Kahn of the German American Bund may flee the United States. The Dies Committee urged New York authorities to use unusual precautions to prevent travel as Kahn and other Bund leaders face subpoenas after testimony. The panel also questioned William Ridley Pelley and examined ties to the Silver Shirt Legion, likening Pelley to a racketeer.
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Washington
Uta
Fritz Kahn
Mea
New York
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Olera
Kuli
Chatrmaty
Melen Yoorus
Aha
Ma Hun Becayan
William Ridley Peltey
Asheville
N.C
Gdfisher
Silver Shirt Legion of America
Diesta Rotor
Pelley
Caliper completes survey flight from Noumea to Auckland
San Francisco reports the Fan-American Arwaya announced the California elipper completed a survey flight from Noumea, New Caledonia to Auckland, covering about 1,124 miles. The return flight was planned within a day or two, and the craft and crew were said to be safe.
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Here
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Noumea
New Caledonia
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Elipper
Nazi Reply to British Offer Studied in London Newsroom
London reports behind the European war drama Hitler and Chamberlain sought a way out through secret diplomacy. Hitler handed his message to Sir Nevile Henderson as Chamberlain and Lord Halifax studied it. Belgium and Netherlands monarchs offered mediation, France accepted, while Hitler called the move a rational step. Polands borders and Polish arrests loom as tensions grow amid ongoing talks.
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Fuehrer
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Chamberlain
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House of Commons
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Lance
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Poland
Wien
Ships Held For Search In New York
New York Aug 29 The collector of the port ordered the Bremen Nor mandiec Aquitania and Transylvania to remain at Madison river piers pending a search by customs officers. The We German ship had prior issues and the action followed protests by German interests. The president stated the ships would be kept until satisfactory searches showed they could not be used for offense purposes.
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Princ Minster
Poland
Ratan
Tenuta
Elrelea
Slovakia
New York
Bremen
Transylvania
Madison River
Wallington
Pial
Marty Dyulig
Hansovelt
Sid
Neutral stance outlined as Europe braces for possible conflict
The IPAS cabinet discussed defense and precaution measures to stay neutral and ready in case the Reich acts, while other nations prepare. Switzerland announced general mobilization and took control of critical communications as a precautionary defense move.
Action On Pact Still Deferred By Soviet Body
The Soviet grand council delays ratification of a pact as delays persist through Friday. Tass reports the high command will reinforce western garrisons in western Europe while denying reports of 200,000 to 700,000 troops withdrawn to Soviet frontiers.
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Phe
Geemapy
Bontsoon
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Nerada
Tass
Pews Agency
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Europe
Renntta
Bourders
Kintores
Japanese air victory against Mongol planes reported
Tokyo dispatch says Japanese army planes shot down 14 Mongol aircraft over the border near Lake Bor in Soviet outer Mongolia and Manchoukuo. No Japanese planes were reported lost in the clash. the report was not officially authenticated.
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Domef
New Japanese Cabinet Appoints General Abe to War Post
Tokyo reports General Nobuyuki Abe becomes prime minister and heads a cabinet aiming for a moderate international stance while pursuing a vigorous policy toward China. General Shunroku Hata is named minister of war as the new government consolidates ministries and seeks unity amid Axis-linked shifts. Prime Minister Abe retains foreign affairs, replacing the recently resigned Hirayama government after the Berlin Moscow pact.
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Shunroku Hata
Nobuyuki Abe
China
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Abe
Kifetite Hiranwee
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