New Cruiser Helena Commissioned in New York
Roosevelt broadens White House neutral regulation talks by inviting Alf Landon and Frank Knox to a forthcoming conference on national unity amid European war tensions. The plan aims to revamp neutrality policy as U.S. moves toward expanded wartime preparations.
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N. Y. Landon
Knox TA Ania Air
Washington
Roosevelt Loday
White House
Alf M. Landon
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Frank Knox
Tennas
Japan
Warsaw Station Leaves Air in Broadcast Turapert
The Warsaw radio broadcast halted at 10:10 pm after a German attack in the Praga district. Colonel Linnsht claimed many prisoners were taken and vowed resistance despite bombardment and shelling. The speech was cut off as German forces pressed on, with reports of a strong defense and renewed resolve.
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Ventordag
Warray
Film actresses prostrated by heat in Los Angeles
Two Hollywood actresses Martha Rayé and Ellen Drew fainted from heat while working on a sound stage. Both were rushed to Paramount studio hospital along with four others in a heat incident reported in Los Angeles County.
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Bent
Martha Rayé
Ellen Drew
Los Angeles County
Paramount Stdmn
Lull Is Reported On Western Line
Washington reports a lull in western line actions as the nation fights to assess German bombing and civilian casualties. President Roosevelt reacts to intensified engagement while U S officials seek clarity on Polish and Allied front developments and potential diplomatic responses.
Repeal of Embargo Draws Blass Fio Support
A statement by Blass Fio expresses support for repeal of the embargo. The remarks were delivered in Washington and referenced efforts by associate figures. The gathering included residents and other supporters voicing approval of the action and potential policy shifts.
Charles M Schwab Dies of Heart Disease in New York
Charles M Schwab steel industry magnate dies in New York from heart disease. Reports say he was "the one strong man" behind American steel. funeral services expected at St Patrick’s Cathedral, with surviving brother Edward confirming details from the bedside. Continued on Page 2.
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Sehwah
Buffer state to be created of Poland belief
Moscow reports a belief that a small buffer state could be created around Poland as Soviet and German forces move toward the area. A joint communique broadcast on Russian stations spoke of demobilizing advances and protecting the Polish population from new conflicts. Western front estimates suggest 3 million Soviet troops with hundreds of thousands possibly engaging in Poland as frontlines shifted.
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American Brass Increases Pay for 11000 Workers in Waterbury
American Brass announces 10 percent wage hike at its 12 000 worker Waterbury plant effective April 1948. Harold Madden, labor superintendent, confirms restoring wages to levels after a 19 percent cut in spring. Chase Brass and Copper also says it will reverse the 19 percent pay cut for hourly and shop workers.
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Nove
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Harold Madden
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Alan
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Chase
British call Soviet invasion of Poland unjustified
London reports that the British government calls the Soviet invasion of Poland unjustified and vows to pursue the war with energy until objectives are achieved. The note follows Prime Minister Chamberlain and signals Britain’s stance amid Germany’s advance and allied positions.
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UPI
Russia
Poland
Hellahy
Tuselin
Mms of Internation
Toland
Fee
Dritain
Gerjee Jaunot
Juatt Tford
Riva
Duke of Windsor
Cade Wu
Ideabel
Watton
Zinc Interests Urge Tariff Cut Restoration
In Waenington on September 28, Zinc Interests held an informational meeting with De Papindles regarding proposed tariff reductions. Producers urged a return to the earlier price levels, while officials faced questions about enforcement and state of market. Delegates from several groups studied the request, with mixed reactions and no immediate consensus.
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Waenington
Aleering
Saelling
de Papindles
Fox
QNE Casualty Noted In California Quake
In California a casualty was reported after a tremor rattled Los Angeles and nearby areas. The event caused alarm and prompted authorities to assess damage and responders to aid affected residents.
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California
Courageous Sunk by Nazi Sub Shocks Britain in War News
London reports the British aircraft carrier Courageous was sunk by a German submarine. The nation reels as war escalates. The Duke of Windsor will soon serve abroad as a major general, joining Britain’s field efforts.
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Duke of Windsor
London
George
Ste Hrorius
Arsignaten Aa
Gerye
State Pays Last Respect to Sam Stewart Fifth Montana Governor
State officials and citizens gathered at the Capitol to honor Sam Stewart, Montana’s fifth governor, whose career spanned four decades. Public and private mourners filled the Consistory and marble hall as members of state, municipal, and federal offices observed the rites.
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Sam Stewart
Montana
Vending Machine Slugged by Cops in Atlanta
Fragmentary report describes a vending machine incident in Atlanta with references to self defense and police involvement. The text is garbled but centers on a damaged vending device and alleged use of force during the encounter.
French Forces Resume Slow Advance Toward Nazi Forts
French forces on the Western Front resume a methodical, ground-holding advance toward main German fortifications. Observers note gradual German attrition and continued penetrations across sectors including the Moselle valley and Saar region as French troops consolidate positions along the Rhine front.
Benefits Deny Striking Men Eligibility for Unemployment
Unemployment officials ruled that benefits cannot be paid to individuals who participate in or financially support strikes. J D Harrington asked state chairman Marc lay Craighead to decide on eligibility for workers involved in labor disputes. The law, Section 5 paragraph W, disqualifies any week with findings of involvement in strikes.
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Sampenjon Rommismbn
J.D. Harrington
Unemployment Commission'a
Frees
Hillte
Marclay Craghead
Latmanis
Craighead
Italian Ambassador to Britain Named in Rome
Rome reports Giusenne Hantanini, undersecretary for clan affairs, was named Italian ambassador to London tonight filling a vacancy since Count Dino Grand was appointed minister at Justine. The move signals Italy’s intent to stay out of the war for now and suggests Premier Munsatini’s restraint on filling the vacancy amid volatile times.
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Giusenne Hantanini
Ttalian Ambasaador
London
Fhe Pot
Dino Grand Fa
Justine
Mary
Britain
Diplomata
Italy
Munsatini
Ligmediato Luturs
First Major Casualty of Sea Warfare
London tells of 438 survivors from the torpedoed carrier Courageous, first warship loss in the war with Germany. The ship carried just over 1,100. about 400 landed in England aboard destroyers. Survivors recount attacks by a submarine and destroyers, with captains and officers named among the rescued.
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British Admiralty
Germany
Admiralty
England
Tomett
de- Ixtroyer
G. M.C. Abel Kot
Fieorge
Big Clipper Ship Feared Lost for Time But Is Safe
London reports that the American clipper Tylog flying boat Ittarta nearing New York after a wireless outage caused fear of a loss. A Portuguese naval vessel dispatched to check the clipper after signals were interrupted. the ship reportedly went down west of the Azores but later was found safe aboard.
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Jamil
Waal Ward
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London
UPI
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Azores
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Reuters
Best Fish Story Of Year Told by Arkansas Farmer
Arkansas farmer James Sparkman told a weather yarn at Volity claiming his cow Sally cooled in a shadow pond. He said Sally returned to the barnyard with a six pound bass dangling from a tooth, a tale amid heat relief.
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Ark
James Sparkman
Volity
Sally
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Polish Armies Fight On In Retreat Across Border
Cernauti Romania Sept 19 reports three Polish armies badly battered still fighting overwhelming German forces as government flees the nation. Armies entrenched along the Bug river north of Pinsk and near Janow. observers note long distance warfare with German air attacks and limited supplies as command figures cross into safety.
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Rumania
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Bug River
Pinsk
Bialystok
Sau
Janow
Mkrato
Atusalawyam
Ignace Moncick
Jozef Mark
Edward Sauiglytds
al ‘Ioan
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Polis
Ntact
California Heat Wave Shatters Temperature Records
A searing heat wave grips Southern California with highs exceeding 100 degrees. Los Angeles and Anaheim report near record temperatures as San Francisco and Northern California also run hotter than normal. Hospital cases rise from heat related stress while authorities warn residents to stay indoors and hydrate.
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Accountants group urges tax revision proposal
The American Institute of Accountants today urged a 10,000 word proposal for federal tax revision. It calls for reducing top war tax rates, eliminating capital stock taxes and excise profits tax, and creating a Newportland commission to formulate a permanent federal tax policy.
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Fed
American Innulite of Accountants
Tnewportland Commission
General White says U S Army not able to defend nation
Booknac Washington Sept 18 Maj. Gen. George White commander of the 41st division National Guard said the United States military forces are not prepared for modern warfare. He arrived from Salem Ore to inspect the 1618 Infantry and One 14th division at Camp something. he cited lack of overall readiness but praised the air corps as a bright spot. The general warned the nation to know the truth about national defense and noted the army is not of the required size or equipment.
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United States
Ita
George White
Ational Guard
White
Balem
Ore
1618 Infantry
14Th Divtaton Avine
Wilta
American Legion
Matronel Guard
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