Germans Issue Ultimatum to Warsaw as Soviet Troops Move In
The German news agency DNB reports Moscow says Soviet government informed Poland’s ambassador that Soviet troops will cross the frontier into Poland. The move, claimed to be for minority protection, would align with neutrality claims while nullifying former Polish treaties. The Polish government is described as non existent in the report, with formal notes allegedly sealed.
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Perlin
DNB
Nens
Moscow
Poly
Russia
DSB
Poland
Loterha
Kamanez
Ae Pauira
Alo
Toland
Li Wag Bald
Boise
Polleh
Wheeler Sees Neutrality Act Revision Awaited
Senator Wheeler predicts changes to the Neutrality Act as Congress plans a special session. He notes administration votes and opposition to a bill permitting export of war materials to belligerents.
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Cient Falls
Burton Wo Wheelee
Sangross
Sereion
Montana
Eadh IL
Atlantic
Mme
Bloom
Execution of German Conscientious Objector Reported
Berlin dispatch reports the execution of German conscientious objectors by firing squad. August Dickman of Dinsinke and Paul Wueller of Halle were shot for abandoning the front and for arson and sabotage.
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Berlin
Dickman
Dinsinke
Thirger
Paul Wueller
Halle
Explosion Rocks Air Ministry in Berlin
An explosion rocked Berlin's Air Ministry area amid a large disturbance. Police said vigilance remained high as investigators assessed damage and possible causes while officials avoided confirming a bomb, focusing on the extent of destruction and potential suspects.
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Air Ministry
Berlin
Senator Clark Battles Embargo Debate In Congress
Washington report details Senator Clark’s sharp stance amid looming Congress clash over embargo and military aid. Debate centers on whether counties will align with Girppean wartime efforts and the broader strategic outcome for the nation.
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Washington
Clark
Cin Manage Ag
First Grand Scale Battle Develops Quickly on Western Front
Fragmentary OCR describes a large engagement forming on the Western Front as European powers, French and German forces, and allied staffs mobilize. References a general staff routine, shelling and a wave of bombardment with ships and artillery impacting coastal and inland fronts.
Old Brownie Cafeteria Scare Sows Quiet School Week
In Prince Anne Maryland a school cafeteria incident involved a pupil nicknamed Old Brownie. The event disrupted recess for several weeks as authorities investigated intrusions by students into a pig pen and classroom disruptions. Sheriff Brown restrained the situation while disciplinary action was considered.
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Prince Anne Md
Brownie Sherif
George
Sheriff Brown
Heownle
Browne
Hanes Sees Cash Emerging From Storm Cellar
Washington September 16. John W. Hanes, secretary of the treasury, said money is coming out of the storm cellar as business outlook improves. He argued profit motive will aid recovery and that wartime production has shifted to peacetime needs, boosting U S competitiveness. He urged policies to prevent price spirals and steady postwar price levels.
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Hanes
Washington
Lepessing
John W. Hanes
the Treasury
Wall Street
Hatte
Slouin
Wseq
United States
Tle
Iei Tnok Alena
Hunters Deploy Today in Quest of Upland Birds
Hunters are to deploy today for the upland bird season opener as details blur with garbled text. The piece mentions a battalion and events around opening day, but the readable lines focus on the hunt start and general pursuit of upland game.
Two Jailed and Fined in France For Disloyalty
Two individuals in France received imprisonment and fines on charges of disloyalty. The report notes legal penalties and mentions government actions but lacks clear names or dates due to fragmented text.
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France
Craft Union Votes For ACM Offer Amid Turbulent Labor Moves
Union members representing craft and building trades backed an ACM offer after tense talks. The agreement with Copper Mattys company sets pay at 79 cents daily for 12 cent copper fuse workers, effective immediately, with unions authorized to act as a group to formalize acceptance.
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Matin
Ats
AL Catt
Aniconda
Gren Palle
Cds Teades
Hive
Wyan Verve Treeli
Amazoni Copper Mathys
Hils
Wotitf- Winn
Airirtinn
Atla
Tears Turn To Joy As Father Learns Son Safe
A scrambled report recalls a dramatic rescue where a father learns his son survived a perilous incident at sea. The tale references a mother, a cousin, a steamship agent, and a voyage toward Garfield via Glasgow, ending with the father’s relieved acknowledgment of the child’s safety.
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Athenial
Vrinn
Garfield
Michael Eudii
Kurtla
Glasgow
City and State Offices Honor Stewart Ceremony
City and county offices plan a Monday tribute for Stewart Ventanas and a local court official, with services to honor the late Cor Sim Stewart. The event includes a procession to the capitol, a tribute by Weld Munda, and recognition of municipal workers and town services amid memorial arrangements in Temas and Markeons.
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Honor Stewart
Cheel Court
Temas
Markeons
Cor Sim Stewie Ventanas
Qaverten
Fite Fisifee
Sipven
Towns
Wits
Weld Munda
Wderean Np
Jack Tne
Tomer Kuscinor
Pastis Maruline
Uma Etn
Far
Gabon
Mandas Marisa
Horalaidan Thom Venient
Druve
Campaign to destroy Polish capital progresses in Warsaw
Polish reports from Budapest say 40 000 to 50 000 troops under General Bartnowski have joined the Warsaw defense. German bombardment continues as the city fights to hold out with a promise of relief by the Polish forces. German authorities claim bombing targets are military objects with warnings of total destruction if surrender occurs. Casualty figures are reported as high with at least 100 000 dead and wounded among German and Polish forces.
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Budapest
Bartnowski
Warsaw
Tamtal
Wolish
Lion
Wien
Poleshera
Warean
Wilta
Poland
Vollal
Pagel
Citizens urged to surrender or face consequences
Fragmentary OCR reveals a chaotic mash of names and phrases about surrender, resistance, and authority. The text mentions closing statements, punitive threats, and references to a capital city and military command. Strong entities are unclear due to damaged text.
British Press Convoys To Aid Merchant Shipping Sinks 21 German Subs
British reports claim convoys bolster merchant shipping and that German submarine activity led to the sinking of 21 craft worth about 122,000 tons in two weeks. Royal air patrols, naval patrols, and mine or torpedo attacks are mentioned amid contested minefield notices and diplomatic protests.
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London
Wikia Slim
Crusers
Janes
Royal
Alana Ab
Alex Vii
Woeymantatning
International Baw
Hundred French Sailors Die in Ship Explosion
A naval disaster near Gas Manga Trench Motnero claims many lives as a French fleet vessel Pluton explodes while in harbor. Initial reports misstate tolls and command details, with estimates suggesting up to two hundred sailors may have perished and officials vague on vessel origin and mission.
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Manga Trench
Motnero
Montana to Send 100 Delegates To Legion Meet
Merle Kabler, department adjutant of the American Legion of Montana, announces that about 100 Legion members will attend the national convention in Chicago from September 2 to 28. Named delegates include Mr and Mrs Ful Wietlow, Mr and Mrs Harry Petriton, Mr and Mrs Clyde We Are sin ant, Mr and Mrs Rot Thistiowalte, and others. The report continues on page 1, section 3.
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Vetoni
American Legion
Vaniaf Legionn
Legion
Merle Kabler Department
American Legion of Manta
Mwe
Mroo
Ful Wietlow My
Harry Petriton
Tay Shouvon Mi
Edmund D Mneatte
Clyde
Rot
and Meealiien
Art 4Mundson
Young Woman Weighs Pin News in Stomach Incident
Kane City Missouri reports Misa Genevieve Tracy, a department employee, suffered stomach pain after pins found in her stomach following a hospital visit. The incident notes pins loosened from a paper tray incident and caused medical concern.
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Kane City
Misa Genevieve Tracy
Abe
Wn Hospital
Misa Tracy
Germany pledges to honor laws of civilized war in note
A damaged telegram indicates Germany told Britain and allies it intends to abide by Geneva provisions and humane conduct in conflict while reserving the right to respond with force if opponents violate humanitarian principles. The note, transmitted via Sweden, cites Roosevelt’s plea for chivalry and humanity in war.
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Germany
Reyjin
Roosevelt
Mumandy
Pocenta
Britain
Fuehrer
Prings
Reich
England
Menme
Itz Fes
Ray Wee
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Worsim
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Gere
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Toler
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Neal
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Craft Union
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Ak Mobile
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Sera Becuse
Dan
Tharhee
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