Georgia Dem primary looming in senate race predictions
In Atlanta on September 14, three candidates for the Georgia senate seat urged victory on the eve of the primary. George, Camp, and Talmadge spoke as Roosevelt-backed reshaping opponents, while voters prepare for contests for governor and state offices. George claimed confidence in a large margin, citing public service extensions. Campaigns emphasized labor and farm bills, with Camp criticizing Roosevelt’s push for reform. The primary is treated as effectively decisive for party nominations.
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Roosevelt
Walter
F. George
Georgia
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Lawrence B Camp
Eugene Talmadge
Taters
Congress
Rae
Supreme Court
Pixie
Czechs Stand Firm On Territory In Radio Talk
Washington report says Czech war minister Karel Brejska declared Czechoslovakia will defend itself and never surrender any territory. The remarks were in a radio interview manuscript. State Department officials hoped a Sudeten crisis could be settled without German intervention and possible war. Secretary Hull conferred with advisers as Sen Logan warned that war may have begun.
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Karel Brejska
Warfairer
Czechoslovakia
State Department
Konrad Mnentein
Sudetens
Germany
Hull
Logan
Britain Ready for Worst in Sudeten Crisis
London reports Britain prepared for the worst as talks with Czechoslovakia break down over Sudeten German ultimatum. Chamberlain convened a two hour war council with ministers and service chiefs amid looming crisis. observers warn of possible plebiscite and looming conflict.
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London
Britain
Cachoslovaki
Sudeten
Neville Chamberlain
Activuy Obseners
Sudetenland
Hitler
Konrad Henlein
Governor Ammons Holds Commanding Lead In Colorado Primary
Denver Sept 13 Gov Ammons pursues a second term and leads George J Knapp Pushio publisher in early Colorado primary returns. With 218 of 1594 precincts in Ammons 7165 Knapp 4383, Adams unopposed for Democrat Senate nomination and Archibald Lee unopposed for Republican governor nomination. Ralph Carr also unopposed for the GOP governor nomination.
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Govverynor Teller Ammons
George J Knapp
Pushio
Colorado
Knapp
Ammons
United States
Alva B. Adams
Archibald A Lee
Ralph L. Carr
Parole Request Touters for Five Years in Penitentiary
In Davenport Iowa Sept 12 a defendant pressured a parole, then asked to be sent to the state pen. The judge ordered five years in the county jail. The inmate Wallace Hishton said he preferred prison for work and no relatives to eat with.
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Davenport
Iowa
Peteon
State Penitentiary
Wallace Hishtinon
Hitler Silent Amid Sudeten Crisis Reports Rise
Berlin September 14 Adolf Hitler remained silent at his Bavarian retreat as reports of Sudeten German casualties in Czechoslovakia surfaced. Berlin officials urged caution and denied any mobilization while DNB described four Sudeten demands to President Benes as internal to the Sudeten issue. The Wilhelmstrasse appeared quiet as newspapers carried continued coverage.
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Adolf Hitler
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Czechoslovakia
D.N.B
Thea
Eduard Benes
Wilhelmstrasse
Pagan
French British Pressure Czech Leader for Plebiscite
Paris reports that France and Britain are pressuring Eduard Benes to accept a plebiscite for the Sudeten German regions. An international police force for the Sudeten area has been discussed as part of the plan, with diplomats firm on Prague yielding to Western insistence. Jan Masaryk says a plebiscite would be unacceptable.
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Paris
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Britain
Pragiea
Presauré
Jan Masaryk
Foreign Office
Montana wheat yield remains third largest despite drop
Montana's 1938 wheat crop is forecast at 70,916,000 bushels, the third largest on record, despite a drop from August 1 estimates. Winter wheat totals 22,050,000 bushels with spring wheat at 48,366,000. Rust and grasshoppers caused the decline, but regional gains kept overall yields high. corn flax potatoes sugar beets and apples fell from August forecasts.
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Montana
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Tydings Jubilant At Victory Over New Deal
Baltimore September 13 Vic tor over the New Deal congressional purge Senator Millard F Tydings watched late returns pile up a popular result indicating a landslide in the state nominating convention September 28 when the people's mandate will be formally ratified The spare conservative Democrat seeking renomination to a third term in the United States Senate led Rep David J Lewis in 20 of Maryland's 23 counties and in four of Baltimore's six districts Several complete On basis of convention rolls Tydings apparently was assured of 117 to Lewis 32 Dominance by two to one in eastern shore counties where Roosevelt visited Labor Day in support of Lew in re jected him in favor of Tydings by almost a two to one plurality Unofficial returns gave Tydings 169847 Lewis 113867 and Jtungerford 8284 Unofficial returns indicated domination of Democratic Congressmen Stephen W Gambrill in the fifth district William P Cole in the second and Ambrose Kennedy in the fourth but complete returns from the third district gave Thomas D Alesandro Jr a 48 vote margin over Rep Vincent L Palmi deno 12909 to 12661
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United States
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David J. Lewis
Maryland
Tydings
Lewis
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Labor Day
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Jtungerford
Stephen W. Gambrill
Wiliam P. Cole
Ambross Kennedy
Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr
Vincent L. Palmideno
Witnesses Claim Simpson Insane in Deputy Burford Murder
Ryegate Montana September 18 Defense witnesses testified they believed rancher Lee Simpson insane when he threatened a gun on the day Deputy Sheriff Arthur Burford died. Ray Schmittou said Simpson spoke of killing several men, and Hurd announced plans to show Simpson suffered paranoia.
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Mont
Lee Simpson
Imurder
Arthur Burford
T. R Biggerstaff
Lewistown
Central Montana Production Credit Association
Simpson
Hme
Burford
Ray Schmittou
Lavina
Schmittou
Fred , Metzger
Rothietay
Art Lewig
WK. Gibb
Lavinn
Gerald
Robert Mac Donald
Simpson Ranch
McDonald Brothers
George Hurd
Great Falls
Simpson Wer Intene
Elk Season Open Despite Advised Ruling
District Judge George W. Padbury Jr took under advisement late yesterday the suit by the Rocky Mountain Sportsmen's Association and W. B. Frame of Butte against the state fish and game commission to block an early elk season in Flathead county. The case, filed Sept 2, sought to enjoin a May 10 decision allowing Sept 15 to Nov 30 as an open season, with warden-implemented closures on the South Fork and Middle Fork after set harvests. Hunters were prepared to move into the South Fork country Thursday, and officials indicated a court decision was not yet issued. The action aims to reduce the Flathead herd to match grazing capacity. The group contends Montana statutes set Oct 15 to Nov 15 as the open season and that the commission lacks authority to lengthen it. (Continued on Page 6).
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Rocky Mountain Sportsmen’s Association
W. B. Frame
Butte
State Fish and Game Commission
Flathead County
Dudge
South Fork
Flathead River
Yiew
Game Commission
Sportsmen's Association
Padbury
The
Middle Fork
Montana
Commission
Highway group outlines plan for Montane referendum
Montane highway finance committee executives held a meeting to explain the November 4 ballot initiative to issue a 4 million dollar highway debenture bond. If approved, 3 million dollars in federal funds would be matched by the state to total 6 million for feeder and trunk line road maintenance, veteran benefits, tourism, and farm to market roads.
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Montane Highway Finance Committee
Montana
Tension Heightens As Czechs Ignore Sudeten Ultimatum
The Czechoslovak government ignores Sudeten German ultimatum to withdraw martial law amid border region disorders that left at least 12 dead. Reports say Konrad Henlein aborted negotiation and Prague imposed harsh measures, while Berlin and Paris discuss responses and potential plebiscite pressures from Hitler’s rhetoric.
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Prague
Europe
Konrad Henlein
Sudetenfuehrer
Sudeten
Berlin
Spit
Guardsmen Seize Ballot Boxes in South Carolina
National guardsmen seized ballot boxes in Charleston County during a Democratic gubernatorial runoff dispute. Worndham Manning trailed Burnett Maybank after earlier leading the count, while Maybank led Maybank 160,728 to 147,193 overall. Maybank posted 21,063 in Charleston to Manning's 1,365. Republican races in New Hampshire and other state contests are noted, with results and nominations listed. The report mentions Governor Johnston and a page continuation.
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Charleston County
South
Caroline
Worndham M. Manning
Burnett Maybank
Olint Johnston
Maybank
Manning
New Hampshire
Francis P. Murphy
Thomas P. Cheney
C . Tobey
Arthur B Jenks
House
Foster Stearns
Alphonse Troy
Jenks
Roy
Vermont
George D Aiken
W Gthson
Charlier A Plumley
Senatar
Carl T Hasden
Arisona
J.K Griffith
Newt V. Mills
T . Brooks
Lewisiana
Japan Ready to Join Axis in Fight Against Reds
Tokyo announced its first public stance on Czech crisis blaming communism and saying Japan is prepared to align with Italy and Germany against Soviet operations. A spokesman cautioned it is premature to say if Japan would enter war with Britain and France, but stated readiness to fight by any means if needed.
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Germany
Italy
Toksa
Foreign Office
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Todey
Britain
France
Comintern
Roosevelts Purge Effort Versus Tydings Stirs Georgia
Washington analysts report a divisive setback for President Roosevelts bid to defeat Senator Tydings in Maryland. The Georgia primary looms, with Walter George expected to face strong anti Roosevelts sentiment as Democrats weigh future campaigns and potential third term or Roosevelt-backed alternatives.
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Tydings
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Washington
White House
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