Georgia Dems See Camp Rung Behind George in Primary
George leads in popular votes but trails in unit votes as Georgia Democrats vote in a statewide senatorial primary. Camp and Talmedge contest, with Roosevelt backing Camp and criticizing both rivals. The result hinges on county unit votes, while Tydings and other primaries unfold nationally.
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Lawrence Camp
Roosevelt
Georgia
Eugene Talmudge
Talmedge
Walter F. George
Talmadge
George
Senate
Millard E. Tydings
Maryland
Connecticut
Augustine Lonergan
Wilbur L. Cross
Delaware
Repub
Walter Georges
Eugene Tul- Madge
Koura
New Deal
Maryland Senator Congratulated by Chairman Farley
Postmaster General James A Farley congratulated Senator Millard A Tidings on his primary victory. A telegram read as chairman of the Democratic National Committee he wished success in November. Farley aided the administration in backing David J Lewis for the nomination against Tidings.
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Baltimore
aPj
James A Fareley
Millard A. Tydinge
Primar
Farley
Tydinga
Democratic National Committee
David J. Lewis
TidIngs
Milton
Wash
Boyton Curtis
Washington
Kenneth Simmons
Pracc
Can
Simmons
Travelers in Germany Now Advised to Leave
Berlin reports the U S consulate urged American tourists to return home as Germany remains tense over Adolf Hitler’s Sudeten pledge. Hitler met with Joachim von Ribbentrop in Munich while spy warnings rise, gas mask purchases surge, and private cars are requisitioned for mobilization moving east.
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Germany
Berlin
United States
Adolph Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Munich
Roosevelt and geography lesson with Joan Lundy
A 9 year old girl, Joan Lundy of Mayo Clinic, met President Roosevelt in Rochester Minnesota as he prepared to depart for Washington. She quipped about geography while the president emphasized its importance.
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Rocheater
Minn
Roosevelt
Washington
Joan Lundy
Joan
Striking Upturn In Sales Noted In Retail Trade
New York reports show a rising retail upturn across major department stores with September figures nearing or surpassing 1937 levels. Estimates indicate Labor Day gains of up to 30 percent, with many stores up 10 to 15 percent, signaling an autumn business rebound per economists.
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New York
Associated Press
Chicago
Simpson 15 Found Bleeding In Cell
Ryegate Montana September 14 A 50 year old rancher on trial for first degree murder Deputy Sheriff Arthur Burford was found unconscious in front of his cell during a trial recess a forehead wound bled with no guard witness present Doctors examined treated the wound and noted disturbed dust on the eight foot cage more blood inside and around the cell than usual.
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Ryegate
Mont
Lee Simpson
Arthur Burford
Simpson
HE. R. Fouts
Ivegate
B. C. Person
G. A. Lewis
Father Sullivan Elevated to Chancellorship in Helena Diocese
The Helena Catholic Diocese announced the elevation of Father John J. Sullivan to the chancellorship. Father Edward Gilmore is named pastor of Sacred Heart in Monan and will become Sullivan's successor as St. Helena Cathedral assistant, with Father George B. Gerner moving to that post. Gilmore, born in Butte in 1910, a Carroll College graduate of 1933, was ordained in Rome in 1936 and has served at St. Helena's cathedral since 1937. Gerner, born in Cornetts Bluff, Iowa in 1908, attended Iowa State before Carroll College and was ordained in Baltimore after studies at St Marys Seminary.
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John J. Sullivan
Helena
Edward Gilmore
Joseph M. Gilmore
Father Edward Gilmore
Sacred Heart
Monan
George B. Gerner
Carroll College
Father Sullyan
St. Helena
Butte
Bill Jones
Rome
North American College
St. Helena’s
Father Gernett
Cornett Bluffs
Iowa
Iowa State College
Baltimore
St. Mary's Seminary
Britain’s Chamberlain to Seek Talk with Hitler in Germany
Prime Minister Chamberlain announced plans to fly to Germany for a face to face appeal to Adolf Hitler aiming for peace in Europe. The move followed violent clashes in Sudeten German towns that left at least 29 dead and 75 wounded, heightening fears of a looming European war.
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Associated Press
Britain
Neville Chamberlain
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Adolf Hiller
Chamberlain
Fuehrer
Major Convicted in Wife’s Murder in Georgia Federal Court
In Columbus on September 14, Major John R. Brooke Jr. was found guilty of first degree murder in the killing of his wife Elizabeth, a 42 year old former army nurse. The jury urged that punishment not be death, ordering a lesser sentence.
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Columbus
John R. Brooke, Jr
Elizabeth
Elk season opens today in portions of three Montana counties
The Montana game commission declares an early elk season from September 15 to November 30 in Flathead Missoula and Powell counties reversing the prior dates. Judge George W. Padbury Jr heard a protest from the Rocky Mountain Sportsmen’s Association and W B Frame but took the case under advisement. The designated area for elk indicates a broad route from Spotted Bear to Tong Creek near Tongue Mountain with the dispute centering on the commissions authority to fix seasons.
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Montana
Has Case
State Fish and Game Commission
Flathead
George W. Padbury, Jr
Rocky Mountain Sportsmen's Association
W. B. Frame
Butte
Montana Game Commission
Missoula
Powell
Padbury
Tega
Spotted Bear River
Flathead River
Trall Creek
Trail Creek
Green Mountain
Whitcomb Peak
Upper Twin Creek
Minar Creek
Horshoe Peak
Tuln Mountain
Roof Collapse Injures Dozen at Clarkdale School
In Clarkdale Arizona on September 14 a ceiling of plaster slabs and steel collapsed into the study auditorium injuring about 100 pupils. Twelve were taken to Jarome hospital. twenty six treated for minor injuries. One child, Candalaria Avilar, was seriously hurt after leaping from a second story window. Investigators led by County Attorney Charles Ewing and Sheriff R M Robbins began inquiries into the accident.
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Jarome
Charles Ewing
R. M. Robbins
William Byers
Clarence Jackson
Candalaria Avilar
Marvin Windes
Windessart
Rainbow Girls 10 Install Officers At Meet Tonight
Helena observes Rainbow Girls No 7 install officers at a public ceremony in the Masonic temple on Broadway tonight. Dorothy Roberts to be worthy advisor. Evelyn Jorad as assistant worthy advisor. Mary Galligan seated as charity. Mason and Beverley Villa as hope and faith. Appointed officers announced by Miss Roberts include Nan Zachary chaplain and Phillys Evans organist among others. Guest will include Mrs William Herald, Mother Advisor to the Order.
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Helen Korizek
Lucile Jamea
Betty Tongren
Martha
Hermani
Miss Roberts
Nan Zachary
Helen Shoemaker
Ann Johnson
Jean Abel
Lucille Carlson
Lilian Neville
Ann Schuits
Scott June Reinty
Patriotium
Georgia Mae Cooper
Service
Ruth Burns
Inside Observer
Nancy Moore
Outside Observer
Phyllie Evans
Ruth Abel
Mra Willam Herald
Order
President Rushes Home To Assume Change Of Policy
The dispatch reports Roosevelt leaving Rochester to return to Washington to lead U.S. foreign policy amid a tense European crisis. It notes bloodshed in Czechoslovakia’s Sudeten frontier between Germanic minority forces and gendarmes, with at least 23 dead and 75 wounded, as Chamberlain prepared for talks with Hitler. Roosevelt’s departure follows a call with Hull and a statement on the seriousness of world affairs.
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Lucgenberg
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D.C
Rochester
Minn
James
Hull
White House
Hyde Park
Incleaure
Bis
Sudeten Germans seize station in Schwaderbach clash
The German foreign office called the Schwaderbach incident fully squared after 2000 Sudeten Germans attacked and occupied a gendarmerie post and crossed the border into Germany. By late evening Czech troops reportedly held Schwaderbach following the fighting and a border violation.
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Germany
Foreign Office
Schwaderbach
Night battle in Eger kills six in Czech border area
London dispatch from Eger Czechoslovakia reports six dead after a four hour clash between Sudeten Germans and Czech gendarmes. The fighting, in the streets near the Sudeten party headquarters and a hotel, drew armored cars and machine guns, with Germans firing from positions in the besieged area near the German border.
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Thureday
Heuters
Rews
Eger
Czechoslovakia
Sudétem Germats
Caech
Reuters Correspondert
Cserk
Sc Ten
Mussolini pushes plebiscite over Czech question
Italian premier Mussolini presses for a plebiscite on all Czechoslovak nationalities in a open letter to mediator Viscount Readman. The message, carried in Popolo d’Italia, argues Czechoslovakia rests on force and warns dissolution would be inevitable if constraint ends.
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Italy
Mussolini
Viscount Readhman
11 Duce
Popoto D'Italia
Jancechal Dimvelt
Crechostevakis
Rusciasa
Fenger
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Adolf Hitler
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