Britain Not a Ow ing Up Wn Program
London, Sept. 30. Britain maintains massive war preparations as Prime Minister Chamberlain seeks to preserve European peace at the Munich four power conference. Czechoslovakia seeks mediation by President Roosevelt if talks with Germany falter. Czechoslovakia and Russia fear a western democratic deal may sacrifice them. Kennedy meets Halifax as Munich proceeds.
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Million Dollar Suit Over Dionne Quints Dismissed
Chicago Sept 28 A $1,000,000 action alleging Dr Allan Roy Dafoe and three co defendants conspired to breach a contract for exploitation of the Dionne quintuplets was dismissed in federal court Judge John F Barnes directed the jury to find the defendants not guilty and ruled no evidence showed a conspiracy to induce Oliva Dionne father of the quintuplets to break the contract The suit was filed by Ivan T Spear a promoter with dealings in advertising picture and exhibition rights in Chicago and Los Angeles.
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Germans greet Munich report with much joy
Berlin reports widespread elation as Germany hears of a peaceful agreement. Radio broadcasts from Munich signaled relief as four negotiators reached a settlement. Headlines hailed a free Sudeten Germany and an honorable solution for everybody. The press praised the four men as a unified European power bearing joint responsibility.
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Bitter Soviet Condemnation Of Munich Affair
Geneva Sept 29 AP The Soviet Union foreign affairs commissar Maxim Litvinoff accused the Munich conference of hypocrisy and urged a UN style committee to supervise withdrawal of foreign troops from the Spanish civil war. The assembly backed Roosevelt messages aimed at preserving European peace.
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Pope Pius appeals world to unite in prayer for peace
Pope Pius XII called on the global faithful to unite in steadfast prayer for justice and lasting peace as Munich readies for four power talks on the German Czechoslovak dispute. He offered his life for peace, spoke five minutes in Italian, and broadcast translations in multiple languages.
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Tornado devastates Charleston area leaving 25 dead
A violent tornado struck Charleston on September 29 causing at least 25 deaths and 200 to 300 injuries. Hospitals report 69 serious cases as churches, theaters, markets, and historic buildings suffered damage. National guardsmen, soldiers, and marines aided rescue efforts under presidential directive.
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Wallace program gains farmers support at meeting in Hutchinson
Wheat farmers from several Western states praised Secretary Wallace and his farm program at a Hutchinson Kansas meeting. The audience of about 1,600 heard a mix of support and criticism with Dan Casement urging repeal while others urged fairness. The address included a floor discussion after Wallace spoke, and a few speakers argued against the program.
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How to See Football Starts Today in Sports Section
Starting today readers can explore a new guide titled How to See Football. The piece notes football’s evolution from 1988 to 1997 and promises fresh enjoyment for fans as the first action appears in the sports section with a prompt to turn to St nev.
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War clouds shift American politics in final election push
Washington dispatch notes Europe war threats and Munich conference jittering U.S. campaign. Dewey wins New York GOP governor nod. Democrats prepare next day. European crisis looms as a potential turning point in domestic race, influencing issues, alliances, and voter sentiment.
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Father 15 Held On Open Charge After Shooting
Townsend Sept 28 Special J A Cotton 78 shot Nelson A Cotton of Bozeman during a quarrel over a log chain at Toston a sheriff says Cotton was brought to Townsend Jail on an open charge pending a sanity hearing The younger Cotton Donald 21 and Roger 19 were treated for wounds near the eyes The elder Cotton had moved a house for Ty Young at Toston and the two men were en route to Bozeman from Helena when the dispute turned violent The younger Cotton was taken to Bozeman by his sister and authorities noted prior trouble and questioned sanity of the elder Cotton
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Germany Plans Sudeten Occupation Outlined at Conference
At Munich four powers Britain France Germany and Italy sign an accord to gradually occupy parts of Czechoslovakia’s Sudeten area starting Saturday. Czechoslovakia rejects the plan while Vojtech Mastny meets Daladier and Chamberlain. Britain and France imply they bear responsibility for steps if Czechoslovakia refuses acceptance. Evacuation deadline set for October 10 with protection of property to be observed. An international commissioner is part of the provisions.
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Prague Ministers Seek Word Amid Four-Power Talks
Foreboding mood grips Prague as four power talks in Munich decide Czechoslovakia fate. Government backs in principle a gradual French British plan to cede Sudetenland with reservations. Berlin envoy carries Prague's stance to the conference. maps show Hitler demands beyond the partition plan. Citizens note gloom over Moravian territorial issues and Brunn pursuit.
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Jap Cabinet in Conflict Over Chinese Policy
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Fumimaro Konoe assumed the foreign ministry after General Kanshige Ugaki resigned amid cabinet disputes on China policy. Advisers Hachiro Arita and Naotake Sato also left. Officials said policy would remain unchanged despite the shakeup affecting the army navy balance. Ugaki had taken the post earlier this year after a May cabinet reshuffle aimed at uniting factions for a swift China victory.
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Hachiro Arita
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Koki Hirota
Dewey Nominated Governor by Acclamation in New York
Saratoga Springs N Y Sept 49 The Republican state convention nominated Thomas K Dewey Manhattan's 86 year old district attorney for governor by acclamation in a tumultous demonstration. Delegates adopted a 19 plank platform condemning the underworld pact with politics and praising Dewey's record as a rackets prosecutor. The convention stressed collective bargaining rights and a fair hearing before state bodies while noting the question of Dewey's acceptance given his year as district attorney. An important pending case in his career was outlined.
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Jabor
New Storm Warning Issued by Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau warned of a gale moving northward along the Atlantic seaboard. Northeast to east winds likely to reach gale force between the Virginia capes and the New Jersey coast tonight.
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President's Son Recovers After Mayo Clinic Operation
James Roosevelt, son and personal secretary of the president, left St. Mary's hospital in Rochester after an operation at the Mayo clinic on September 11. He planned to stay in Rochester a week before returning to California, appearing slightly pale but cheerful as he left for a friend's home.
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Final Program Drawn For State Teachers Meetings
Final program arrangements announced for five Montana state teachers meetings to be held October 27 28 at Kalispell Great Falls Bozeman Billings and Wolf Point. Notable speakers include Dr L Thomas Hopkins Columbia University at Bozeman and Dr J B Rogers National Recreational Association New York City for general addresses. Whiting Williams Cleveland steel mill will visit Great Falls and Billings. Dr Howard Dawson former Montana board of education and now with the national association will speak at Wolf Point Great Falls Friday and Billings Saturday. Dr Adam Bounige of Utah Power and Light Salt Lake City will speak at Billings and Great Falls. Dr Hamlin Northwestern University expert on guidance will speak at Billings and Great Falls.
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