Daladier Plans Nationwide Broadcast On Hitler Peace
Paris Oct 9 The war ministry announced Premier Daladier would address the nation in a speech to be broadcast nationally at 2 P M E S T in response to Hitler's peace address. Daladier met with General Amelia and formal French peace proposals were presented amid German offensives on the western front.
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Senate blocks three day recess for Roosevelt peace bid
Senator Johnson calls for a three day Senate recess to give President Roosevelt a free hand to pursue European peace. Majority Leader Barkley urges withdrawal as Downey plans to continue his neutrality bill address. House debates arms embargo and seeks extended debate time. Johnson vows to renew after Downey speech.
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Chamberlain Affirms Allied Unity Over War Aims
Prime Minister Chamberlain told the House of Commons that Britain and France are in complete accord on their participation in the European war. He said a more specific war aims statement would be developed through consultation between the two powers.
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Submarine Sightings Off Maine Coast Prompt Silent Search
Reports of a strange submarine sighted about 200 miles from the Maine coast and near the Iroquois ship prompted a wide sea and air search by U.S. navy and coast guard groups. Officials in Portland and Boston refused to confirm, while eyewitnesses described a high speed sub circling a patrol boat before heading southeast.
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City OKs 14107 for High Point hydro project protection
Guilford Superior Court Judge John H. Clement approved a 14107 expenditure by High Point for safeguarding the Yadkin River hydro electric project. The city sought 45000 for material and machinery protection flood watchmen and related services. 11088 covers work by Maxon Construction and other contractors. funds come from a Wachovia Trust special fund tied to a federal grant.
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Iroquois Escort Vessels Reach Ice to Escort Home
American liner Iroquois, with 584 passengers, reaches ice off Ireland and is escorted by Avalon Escort Vessels back toward America. Navy confirms but provides limited details.
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FDR Returns To Capital After Rest
President Roosevelt came back to Washington from a Hyde Park weekend and planned to focus on three Europe related issues. German hints of a possible armistice and U S neutrality legislation dominated discussions with Hull and state department aides.
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Miller named assistant chief and Myers promoted in Asheboro
ASHEBORO October 10 P F Miller named assistant chief of the Asheboro Police Department in an announcement by Chief of Police Dewey Bulla Clifford Myers promoted to lieutenant in the same move reflects internal leadership changes within the department.
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Chandler Succeeds Late Senator Logan
Gov. A B Happy Chandler resigns and Lieut. Gov Keen Johnson appoints Chandler to the U S Senate to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator M M Logan. Johnson is sworn in as governor by Chief Justice Ratliff in a brief private ceremony.
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Paasikivi To Meet Soviet In Moscow Parley Amid Finland Neutrality Concerns
Finland's 69 year old Foreign Minister Paasikivi sails to Moscow to discuss political and economic questions with the Soviet Union amid Finland's stated neutrality. Finnish officials deny demands but admit talks are under way as regional powers watch. Latvia and Estonia report German repatriation talks with Riga and Tallinn while Russian troops concentrate on the Estonian border.
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Germany Plans To Transfer Nazis From Baltic Nations
Germany plans to negotiate with the Baltic states for immediate transfer of German blood residents to the Reich. Berlin cites ethnographic resettlement as a chief task, with population estimates of 60,000 in Latvia, 15,000 to 20,000 in Estonia, and 40,000 in Lithuania.
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Germany-Southeast Europe migration plans rumor rises
Berlin reportedly discussed secret plans with Balkan states to move up to 2.6 million Germans from Romania Hungary and Yugoslavia into western Poland and Czecho Slovakia with German funding while Russia hinted at accepting Czech and Slovak emigrants. Italy was said to offer new friendship pacts to Hungary and Yugoslavia as rumors spread of coordinated settlements following Hitler's threat to settle southeastern Europe.
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Fascist Paper Attacks Reds
The editorial in Corriere Padano, owned by Air Marshal Italo Balbo, denounces Bolshevik leaders as monsters and rejects any sympathy for the Soviet regime. It also marginalizes Voroshilov as a sinister figure and criticizes sympathetic Soviet coverage in other papers.
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Germans hang anti fire sign over Rhine blockhouses
French troops reported that Germans raised a large sign over Rhine blockhouses near Neue Breisach reading French comrades, don't fire on your German friends. The sign suffered heavy damage from French bullets according to the report.
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Chinese Fight To Push Back Japs Near Hopan Hopeh Border
Hong Kong dispatches report Chinese forces driving remaining Japanese toward the Hopan Hopeh border, the start of their drive against Changsha. Changsha residents celebrate a major Chinese victory with mass meetings and congratulatory messages. Chiang Kai-shek orders a cash award of about $12,000 for North Henan Army personnel and a further undisclosed comfort donation.
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Cotton Crop Forecast Near 12 Million Bales
The agriculture department estimates this year's cotton crop at 11,928,000 bales of 6500 pounds gross weight based on Oct 1 conditions. The figure falls from last month’s forecast of 12,380,000 and from two months ago, with last year producing 11,943,000 bales. The lint yield is projected at 235.7 pounds per acre, and state totals show Georgia, Texas, North and South Carolina contributing sizable outputs amid below normal conditions.
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Russia backs Hitler peace move Izvestia editorial claims
In Moscow Izvestia backs Hitler peace gestures and accuses Britain and France of returning to the middle ages by prolonging the war. Soviet leaders meet German trade officials and host Turkish Lithuanian ministers while Finland’s Paasikivi may attend. Diplomatic observers note Moscow seeks to shore up position amid global war.
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