Embargo Repeal Sought as Roosevelt Seeks Cash System
Washington diary reports President Roosevelt signaling a grim congressional clash over neutrality. He urges repeal of the arms embargo to belligerents and adoption of a cash and carry system with restrictions on loans and delivery. The clash splits parties as debate opens in a newly convened special session.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
William E. Horan
Iluho
Gerald Nye
North Dakota
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Hitler's Troops In Poland Reach Rumanian Line
Fragmented battlefield report claims German units advanced toward the Tangarian border and Carpathian corridors in Poland. A Hungarian border guard exchange and a hungarian guard reportedly accompany shifting lines as officers validate a formal occupation plan follows tomorrow.
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Hitler
Poland
Vedoyee
Munzars
Bory Aring
Carpathian Mountains
Butte Physician 16 Called In Pasadena
Pasadena Calif Sent 21 Died suddenly in Pasadena while visiting California with his wife. Cause undetermined at once. Mrs Mowery returned to Butte by air to arrange funeral. The deceased, EB Emery of Butte Mont, was a physician.
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Pasadena
Calif
EB. Emery
Butte
Mont
California
Highlights of Roosevelt neutrality speech in congress
Washington September 21. President Roosevelt addresses Congress on neutrality warnings and embargo policy. He urges repeal of the embargo to restore traditional neutrality and asks Congress to consider phases of policy ensuring American safety and peace.
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Vaterbeam
Pope Pius XI Adopts Self Denial for Peace Effort
Castel Gandolfo, Sept. 4. Pope Pius XI has embraced a monastic self denial program to seek peace in Europe. Informants say he prays to the Virgin Mary, endures fasts on vegetables, and rises early for devotions. He reportedly sleeps little, prays in the chapel at night, and appears more emaciated, though his health remains generally stable.
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Pope Pius XI
Castel Gandiefo
Waly
Ponells
Europe
bin West
Benito Urges Peace Amid Defenses In Italy War Talks
Rome reports Premier Mussolini and Gen. Luigi Negri spoke on high morale of Alpine troops as Italy signals readiness for stronger defense. A telegram from Turin praised troops near the French frontier and an order marking the frontier militia’s eighth anniversary reinforced vigilance. No change in Europe war outlook despite Poland’s fall.
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Rome
Mansolini
Musantini
Turin
St Duco
Noneantsto
Luigi Rurso
Fanciet Militia
Ronan
Europe
Poland
Germany
Ausala
Nazis Watch Congress on Neutrality Amid War Unrest
Reports describe German and Soviet forces near the Hungarian frontier as Polish towns endure air raids and mass looting. Bands roam the countryside, weapons stockpiled from by mysterious sources, while Polish officers flee across borders seeking refuge from the advancing advance.
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Poung Layeiniat
Thei
Aemunttlo Fronca
Runa
Solons Ignore Party Lines In Comment On Neutrality
Washington reports show senators from both parties reacting to President Roosevelt's plea to repeal the embargo provision of the neutrality act. Edgy remarks from McNary Ellender Overton Hughes Holt George and others indicate mixed support and cautious opposition, with many stressing cautious revision to keep the United States out of war. The debate continues as comments from party members reveal no clear consensus.
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Washington
Peesitent Hoosevelt
Congress
United States
Senate
McNary
Ore
Anated Nignoniliou
Hughes
Del
St. Holt
W.va.s
Waldt
George
Gail
Arran
Noyself
Stress What U. S. Can Gain by Staying Out of War
Berlin dispatches describe German propaganda arguing neutrality benefits the United States while Britain and Poland face pressure as Nazi forces advance. Reports note limited troop movements in Poland and strategic shifts as officials debate avoiding conflict with the Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg.
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U. S
Berlia
Germany
Congress
Eseph Coote
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Poland
Warsaw
Mad- Win
Gora Kalvavja
Palla
Warsaw Station Says Nazis Are Still Held Off
Warsaw dispatch reports the western sector of the city quiet as German forces were repulsed in northern sections after fresh attacks. Polish infantry and cavalry repelled incursions, inflicting heavy losses. in Praga district a bayonet charge repulsed Germans and captured machine guns.
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Warsaw
Bucharest
Rad P
Secion
Praga
Historic Peace Effort Account Made Public in 1940s Negotiations
A newly published government document recaps failed talks between Britain and Germany during the effort to salvage Europe from war. It covers Adolf Hitler asking to consider an alliance, Sir Nevile Henderson's cautious stance on Germany's pact with Poland, and ministerial discussions over direct Poland Germany talks. Henderson described Hitler as excitable and violent in language, complicating efforts to ease Europe tensions.
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Warn
Arilah Ravernment
Aitain
Germany
Adolf Thitler
Dieegstrang
Tritt
Allianen
Artissa
Nevile Henderson
Mosains
Sir Nevis
Poland
Jozef Beck
Karrope
Hever Hiller
Marlin
A. Renk
Cone
Inki Mareh
Dla
Sir Navile
Lord Mallrix
Hitler
Chamberlain
Henderson
Itler
England
Nenderson
Shortage of War Materials Not to Be Repeated Again
London dispatch reports Parliament hearing assurances that Britain will not repeat wartime stock shortages as the main objective remains victory. Supply Minister Burgin cites 700 firms aiding the war effort and orders for war materials worth 79 million pounds since the Melt with Germany began.
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London
Hirlmin
Forelgn
Lord Stairfax
Agaiont
Leada Burgin
Firitisa
Britain
France
French Minister Declares Hitler Will Be Crushed
Paris September 21 Premier Edouard Daladier told the world that Adolf Hitler blocked peace efforts of the United States while spurning those of Europe. He spoke as France vowed complete victory and arms repeal plans moved through Congress. Western Front forces were strengthening against a German offensive as Poland’s conquest appeared complete with Husain invasion.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
Adolf Hitler
United States
World
France
Suer
Germany
Roosevelt
Congress
Daladine
Poland
County Superintendents Close State Convention in City Today
County superintendents of schools wrap up the state convention in the city with a morning program at 9 30 featuring a grade school orchestra directed by Bilward KR and several talks on public health rural library modernization and activity programs. Afternoon events include readings by the American Legion and remarks by Leo A Drewiecki with sessions continuing on another page.
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Yeatorday
Orchastra
Bilward KR
Pyate Superctsot
Jelnna
Rurat
Moregaret Hayes
Rebetta Flynn
Fhuel Dinminurd
Hyun
Arnette
Anna L. Woods
Shutley
Florency Warcan
Columbuss
Leo A Drewiecki
Hota
Admiralty denies Bremen 15 capture rumor
London reports the Admiralty denied rumors that the Bremen 15 had been captured. Officials would not confirm or deny the reports that the British navy seized the German ship in British waters. The Admiralty added there was no foundation to claims that the battleships Republic, Renown and Repulse were lost.
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Bremen
Nner
Yarlor
Tland
Renown
Repulne
Execution after Bucharest coup threat shocks city
King Carol swifted to quell a pro Nazi Iron Guard coup after anti Nazi premier Calinescu was assassinated. Iron Guard leaders and eight alleged conspirators were publicly executed in Bucharest as troops were mobilized and a state of emergency declared. Crowds watched as bodies lay on the pavement and loyalty events spread nationwide.
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Bucharest
Carol
Pronazi Iron Guard
Antinazi
Armand Calinescu
Army Legdera
Naionwide
Ieral Woo Guard
Caliteren
Jiellaly
France
Gill
California Heat Wave Continues And Deaths Rise
Southern California temperature tops 100 degrees for the 11th day as heat deaths climb to eight. A new 26 year high of 106 is set in the region with Ocean Beach at 110 and San Diego at 106. Inland towns report 100s while San Francisco endures a high of 87.
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California
Caiforna
Oceanelde
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Banta Mantes
San Bernardino
Passdeno
Powoum
India
Needles
Soviet Claim Poland Drive Bars German March Into Rumania
Moscow reports that Soviet operations in Poland blocked a direct German advance toward Romania, isolating Germany from access to Romania through Hungary. The dispatch notes occupation advances near Brest-Litovsk and Kobryn, with broader movements affecting the northern front and Finland’s border area.
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Moncow
Stausin
Poland
Rumania
Germany
Necena
Hungary
Etretna
Rad
Pinuk
Beat-Litovsk
Kobrin
Keobrya
Mitna
Brest-Litovak
Bporadin Action
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