Warsaw Surrenders After 20-Day Siege in Berlin Report
Berlin dispatch reports Warsaw capitulated unconditionally after a 20 day siege. German communique notes surrender of the Polish capital to the German army command. Ribbentrop’s Moscow visit fuels expectations of a German Russian accord as Warsaw faces civilian evacuation and occupation measures.
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Berlin
Warsaw
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Moscow
Inday
Ak Taliow
Wncon
Fernal
Fridat
Ibs Kolrendey
Gerritus
Morlsted
Tom' Nhowan
Wizlbiry
Warsaer
Coast Guard Seeks Missing Vessels After Coastal Gale
Coast Guard continues search for missing ships after a Sunday coastal gale. 47 dead and missing reported as eleven cutters and four destroyers scour coves and offshore waters near Catalina Island. A dozen yachts abandoned the storm, found moored in a cave off Catalina by Coast Guard at dawn. Sheriff Turley cites 25 drowned. 30 aboard the fishing boat Spray. One man and one woman saved ashore.
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Los Angeles
Coast Guard
Tntela
Ness
Ielande
Sen Tor
Canat Guard
Catalina Island
Howard Turley
Ventura County
Turley
Jefferson Convicted of Murder in Florida Trial
A 24 year old defendant admitted to clubbing and stabbing a young drama student after luring her and another man from Miami with promises of a chance. The jury verdict found first degree murder with a mandatory death sentence. the defense planned to appeal to the Supreme Court. The case unfolded over four hours and ten minutes with no demonstrations in the courtroom.
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Fla
Aye Charlin Téllerson
Bags
Kmna
Promy
Franco
M.S.T
Defferson
Counatt
Supreme Court
Deffersan Ware
Juru
Kclipol
Prigen
Brumette Dramatics
Dean Bolton
Miami
Lagliardia Halts Service of Papers in Radio Suit
New York authorities blocked warrants against radio figures in a copyright dispute over royalties. Lagliardia ordered an immediate writ of execution halted to avoid service on station officers and executives including ABCA president Pek, NBC president Lohy, CBS chief Paley, and Levy of Philadelphia WOAU, amid claims of conspiracy and fear of material legal costs.
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New York
Maye
Lagiuardia
Montana
Meyor
B.C
ABCAT
Earylea
Ciilate
A. J. Mosby
KGVO
Missoula
Mont
Miln
Defend Anta
Tene Pek
ABCA
Cuox Lohy
National Broadcasting Company
Britain Says German Attack on Warships Repulsed
London reports that Britain hailed the admiralty claim of victory against a German air raid on British warships. Berlin disputes the claim, while naval circles say the raid was a complete failure as German planes attacked capital ships in the North Sea. Churchill discussed the matter with the House of Commons after the inquiry.
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London
Britain
Admiralt
Berlin
Teri
Northea
Aucraft
North Sea
Cireles
Myriain
House of Commans
Winston Churchill
The
Admiralty
Lybarite A
Alex Oderes
Legion Urges Armed Neutrality and Embargo Stance
The American Legion demanded armed neutrality and supported expanding and training armed forces to defend sovereignty and dignity. It urged Congress to safeguard peace while not opposing the administration’s embargo proposal, though it warned future events could outpace current resolutions. The group cited 3,026,085 members backing stronger national defense and unity against invasion.
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Uhigaro
Amerian Legion
Rowell
Devine
Tims
Congress
Roa
Vet
Leplod
Montana Survivors of Athenia Sinking Reach New York
Mr and Mrs Thomas Kerr of Slateane Meagher county Montana survived the Athenia sinking. They arrived in New York aboard the Orizaln with only their travel documents and some personal possessions lost. They plan to return to Montana soon and expect to visit Miss Kerr's brother in Minneapolis before heading home.
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Montana
Athenia
New York
Thomas Kerr
Orizaln
Kerr
Slateen
Meagher
Helena
White Sulphur Springs
Scotland
Lany
Nancy
Monetana
Mia
T. A. Bhat
Minneapolis
Herr
Neutrality Plan Faces Opposition Across the Nation
The plan to keep the United States neutral amid mounting European tensions meets organized resistance at local and national levels. Survivors of the Athenia are welcomed home, signaling ongoing reactions to wartime events and shifting public sentiment as officials debate policy avenues and trade disruptions.
Pitt Panthers Stop in Helena for Workout for Husky Contest
Pitt Panthers paused in Helena en route to a Saturday workout with the Washington Huskies. The team, traveling from Pittsburgh by plane, stopped for a two hour session on Vigilante Field at Valens Wah School after landing in Missoula and before planned Spokane and Rent to stops. Coaches and players praised the turf and facilities, with officials noting Pitt’s $40,000 stadium work and the crew enjoying the sunny, springlike practice amid limited water access.
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Pitt Panthers
Helena
Woothsil
University of Titisburgh
Wight
University of Washington Huskies
Ceporia
Panthers
Pittsburgh
aAftiere Toon
Minurapalis
Spokane
Renttls
W. W. Wah
Valens Wah School
Lozgins
Wigdonte
Charles W. Bowser
Pittaburgh
Anil
Irlena Crimson Rangals
Hitler Seeks Pressure for Peace Talks
Paris reports indicate Adolf Hitler aims to press France and Britain into peace talks by leveraging Western front gains. German advices say a formal peace offer may rest on the Poland partition, with Hitler demanding the return of Poland’s independence and troops to the Reich’s control.
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Paris
Adolf Hitler
Western Front
France
Britain
Germany
Poland
Soviet
Russia
Hitler
Hiterwie
Roselare
Amere
Battin
Question of Jurisdiction Over Territorial Waters
The text discusses the historical and legal basis for territorial waters, noting a three mile standard originally proposed by Thomas Jefferson and extended to a nine mile and then a broader approach. It cites experts and argues that the United States claims a 200 mile patrol area as a neutral, signaling evolving norms in maritime jurisdiction and the need for negotiation with other nations.
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Wiedhinatan
Kent
Pra
Wien
Rendow
Halion
Pally Inasyp
Cohnmbin Univeretty
Thomas Jefferson
Stalp
Utmoat
Canton Gall
Unite
T&emiln
United States
Hibbar d Named On Bank Committee At Washington
Beattle Sept 27 Bankers and economists from across the nation gather to form a new banking and policy committee of the American Bankers Association at its national convention in Washington. Robert Veming, merchant of Ridge National Bank, was selected chair and members were announced for several committees. A Hibbar d is named among the committee members alongside Fittbart and Elena.
Soviet Says Freighter Sunk By Submarine Off Estonia Blame Cast
Moscow reports the 4000 ton freighter Metallist sunk off Estonia with five crew missing after an unidentified submarine torpedoed the ship. Officials accuse Estonia of aiding foreign naval operations as German-Soviet talks intensify. Diplomatic activity rises with von Ribbentrop visiting Moscow and Estonian ministers in the area amid speculation of a wider pact.
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Moscow
Estonia
Metallist
Finland
Baltic Sea
Joachim von Tibbentrop
Kari Selier
Forgian Minster
Sukru
Yor Ribbentrop
Helginid
Levint
Batontar
Tt Wan
Tallinn
Stonin
Forolko Athlater
Moncaw
Wiltsten Ransing
Din Puehes
Mosrom
Musaim
Anat Rugnin
Eurasia
Rghir
von Ribbentrop
Ural
Lie Krevitin
Joseph Slatin
Friederet
Werner von der Schulent
Alexander Shkartaeff
Vassador
Berlin
Half of Relief Reimbursement Made to State
Montana counties reported at a 9 a.m. meeting that half of relief reimbursements for aid to the needy have been paid. The state welfare board noted total reimbursements of 147,249 dollars, exclusive of vendor payments, with claims spanning March to June. Administrator J. M. Bran dfield said ponderous expenses and regional differences affect reimbursements while plans for streamlined processes are discussed. County requests for state assistance and share of expenses were presented, as the board reviewed the year’s end balances and the Assistance Fund total.
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Montana
Department of Pithiie Welfare
J. M. Brandferid
Brandford
Mirkoetary
Mdinn Vane
Tirantind
Rosanner Speights Marries Seventh Husband in Funny Oversharing
Tatle, Sept 27 Rosanner Speights, 16, wed her seventh husband after a monthlong courtship. She previously wed five former spouses, four of whom are dead. A preacher once asked why she married so often, and she replied the Lord keeps taking them and she did too.
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Tatle
Owa
Rosanner Speights
Llyserr Grant Signey
Sisney
Masher's Face Was Not Only Red but Also Black and Blue
New York reports John Durkin, 31, was assaulted in a subway by Frances Murphy, 28, a tall powerfully built woman. Durkin sustained facial injuries as Murphy struck him with a left hook after a confrontation, before police intervened and Murphy was identified.
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Masher
New York
John Durkin
Durkin
Worgan
Trotkin
Frances Murphy
Miss Murphy Tampid
Farm officials warn of new severe drought across heartland
Washington reports that drought conditions threaten feed and water supplies for livestock and threaten next year’s grain yields. Agriculture officials note pastures buried, cattle slashed, and winter wheat delayed as conditions worsen from the Rockies to the Mississippi Valley. Groundwater in western Oklahoma falls to its lowest level on record, pressuring farm operations nationwide.
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Uikeniga
N. B. Dodd
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
Great Plain
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
Rocky Mountain
Missisalpat
Dodd
Conditone
Ohio
Missouri
Arkannan
Tuimets
Kentucky
Monmas
Ohlahoma
Oklahoma
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