Major Battle Near on Western Front Factions Clash Over Neutrality Policy
Washington dispatch reports Senator Borah Idaho pledged a hard fight and no compromise if a special session is called to enact the administration neutrality program. He warned the plan would inevitably draw the nation into war and opposed hasty action. White House notes say no decision yet on a session, with Congress expected to tackle neutrality later. The president hopes to allow trade with belligerents under strict conditions while keeping U.S. markets open.
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Idaho
Roosevelt
Senate
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Peugeot
Thomas
Luah
White House
Congress
Warroba
American Liner Rushes to Help Torpedoed Ship
A damaged American liner hurried to aid a torpedoed vessel northwest of the Hepriden Deland. The ship, 6,010 kiess from New York, reported heavy damage but the crew evacuated safely. power and radio contact were limited as rescuers closed in.
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Dent
Une Cig
TTT
Sreaaner
Hepriden Deland
Geore
Toner Shinning Co
Pasamorera
Ube
Norway
Nhe
Priretus
New Yorke
Bentificatlan
Secret Army Plane 13 Test At Ventura Aircraft Plant
Los Angeles reports secrecy around the testing of a new Army aircraft, the Plane 13 interceptor. Test pilot Vance Bruce reportedly used an unusual device to gauge speed, indicating advanced performance at the facility.
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ARMY
Los Angeles
Sevcrecy
Vultea
Vance Bruce
Nazis Rally Warsaw Fall in Hours Threat Amidst German Press
Berlin reports Warsaw's fall as imminent with Polish forces described as trapped by German tactics. German notices claim a great battle near Warsaw and its outskirts, while Polish troops retreat across the Vistula and from areas east of Prussia. No casualty figures are given.
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Berlin
Warsaw
Vistule
Modlin
Banner-ues
Winder
Toland
Prussla
Loman
Wheat harvest forecast boosts U S supply in Montana output seen at 33.568 million
The Agriculture Department reported larger than expected spring wheat prospects nationwide with Montana alone pegged at 33.568 million bushels. Water for farmers remains strained amid European war disruptions while corn, dairy and poultry inputs are cited as driving overall production expectations.
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Narians
Erie
Agricolones
Dary
Lean
Rweek Polimen
Suger Tune
Perncipal
Nebraska
Hin Darwen Montana
Montana
Nebraske
Tage
Neutrality signs appear in Newark tavern dispute
In Newark on September 14 a story reports neutrality signs shown in local taverns to prevent fights over the European war. The pieces describe tavern proprietors posting messages urging calm and avoiding discussions of the conflict, reflecting a desire to keep public spaces peaceful amid tensions.
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Newark
N. 4
Sewark
President suspends sugar quotas in wartime emergency
President Noosevell suspended market quotas on sugar by proclamation as an emergency measure. He cited rising world demand and wartime fears of shortages, saying the move would ease buying by households and keep sugar affordable while preventing price manipulation by speculators.
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Washington
Noosevell
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Ior
Tonabvelt
Kuraye
English Ship Sunk by Germans But Crew Saved
Twenty four survivors of the British ship Gartaven report it was sunk by a German submarine about 300 miles off Hakan France. The 1,777 ton Gartaven, loaded with iron ore, sailed from Gt Ibrattar to Gingzow under Cart Line ownership. Survivors say submarine surfaced and ordered lifeboats clear before torpedo explosion and sinking. The Castor, a Swedish ship, later picked up the crew and noted the submarine commander’s youth.
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Azores
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Xirvivere
Gartavon
Wile
Hakan
Franca
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Cart Line, Ltd
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Resignations Asked Of Five Members of University Faculty
The board approved a committee report requesting resignations of five faculty members at the University of Montana. Names include departments of psychology, pharmacy, and mathematics. The action, aimed at improving efficiency, would take effect after a set period to allow new appointments and reorganization.
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Flethes
University At
Montanil
Dase Apel
Coa
Mallett
Dei
School of Pharmacy
P.O
Kronos
Uc Soun
Bond
Heunes
Keeney
Dudge
Horton W
Crorge Cosma
Helaher
Plitin
Janees A 'Thomson
Hanley
Canadian minister Tou resigns post
Ouiwa Sent 47 TY Terene Isnuion oof Sir Werbert Ataver, United States minister, announced to the House of Commons by Minister MavKenade Rug, Ringshid Sir Verbart, who has held the Washington post. Resignation due to poor health. a successor would be appointed shortly.
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TY —Terene Isnuion
Werbert Ataver
United States
House of Comiana Tadey
Mineister MavKenade Rug
Ringshid
Verbart
Washington Post
Surcessor
Bloodiest battle of war near Warsaw shaping decisive fate
German forces under General Rinskowics press a counterattack a few miles north of Warsaw as Polish retreat from Pomeranian areas continues. Heavy fighting, air activity, and shifting fronts mark the day with German divisions estimated at 10 000 to 60 000 against beleaguered Polish troops.
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Germany
Laois
Tila
Waresi
Johannes Rinskowics
Paahan
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Allah
Waranw
Platek
Lrezser
Todas
Lodz
Blaxkaw
Lain
Gabiin
Thourh
Ssonibad
Germans Retreat Under Polish Defense in Warsaw Siege
Warsaw radio reports German invaders halted and forced to retreat on all fronts as Polish defenders held firm on day four of the siege. The broadcast says German losses mounting and Polish counterattacks along the Vistula, Narew, and Bug rivers continue near the capital.
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Budapest
Warsaw
Poland
Rall Ma
Narew
Mhrey Bay
Easton
Waren
Hitler Dashes to Polish Front for Firsthand Battle News
Ter Sept 11 reports say Hitler rushed to the Polish front seeking direct knowledge of a major combat. The dispatch notes his arrival after a brief airfield stop and describes German artillery and infantry advancing toward the zone of actual operations as Polish forces retreat.
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Antounerd
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Etlertgency
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Ahre Poria
Wrough
Gilbert Hahn Named President of Senior Class
Gilbert Hahn was named president of the senior class yesterday afternoon. Margaret Templeton was elected vice president, Alicia Krotlow secretary, Nadine Tenures, Irene Urihon, and Evelyn Jornd executive board representative. Freshman ballots showed Jon Setndeka and Deon elected president of their class. awards and other positions were unsettled due to incomplete ballot counts.
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Guhorl Hatin
Matin
Klavermne
Welenn Wieh Actinal
Alanq
Margaret Templeton
Nob Marna
Alphomera
Modatou
Darla Terald
Math Derrin
Sian Hinnan
Jeanne Mitch Wan
Nat Langenbach
London
Jonn Setndeka
Deon
Atilalion
Juntee Wings
French Troops Make Important Advance in German Territory
Paris reports that French forces on the Bitche plateau and along the Saar front have made significant advances into German lines. High command signals a major battle approach as fighting extends from Zweibrücken to the Rhine with French bayonet use noted and German positions under pressure. The government notes Italy and Turkey interests and calls for mobilization, raising the army to about 4.2 million.
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Bitche Plateau
Sane
Moselle
Rhine
Saar
Bitche
Liex
Mo Vossges
Maurice Gustav Gamelio
Aineambie
Italy
Tmanin
Vrench
Tumannin
Inercasine
Sven
Helly
Edouard Daladier
Audis Wermithaner
Advances Against Nazis Reported Amid Swiss-Tied Front
Readable dispatches describe French and Swiss forces pushing German units, with four German towns reportedly captured and patrols advancing through occupied territory. The report notes German troops resisting and skirmishes continuing along the front lines.
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Switzerland
Reddiler
Niles
Goering Goes to Front to Direct Nazi Air Forces
Nazi leader Hermann Goering travels to the eastern front to direct air operations. Reported confusion in the field notes mentions air battles, with enemy aircraft shot down and losses on both sides. The dispatch notes Goering’s emphasis on mobilizing Luftwaffe efforts amid urgent wartime decrees and strategic shifts.
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Heriti
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Warstat
Hernan Wabeta Goering
Soli Wiiser
Antale
Marshal
NatnAdny
VENI
Korine News Cits
MD Lally
British Citizens Seek Action in War Effort
Sept 11 report notes widespread anxiety in Britain for stronger action against Hitler as officials promise readiness for a long war. Observers say no new naval, military, or air measures were announced by nightfall. Public and government aim to fulfill Prime Minister Chamberlain’s vow to destroy Hitler in Europe.
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Lonton
Adolf Witter
Sven
Hrittah
Chamberlaiin
Europe
Eden Says No Peace Until World Rid of Hitlerism
London reports Eden in radio address warns there can be no peace while Hitlerism endures and vows Britain will fight a long war to its end. He accuses Hitler of deliberate aggression and cites Poland as the trigger for the conflict, saying no compromise is possible.
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London
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Rien
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Tia
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Great Britain
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Aden
Poland
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Hitler
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