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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1939

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Finland Finns to Face Talks With Kremlin Over Baltic Rollup

Washington reports say United States expressed to Soviet Russia its earnest hope nothing harms peaceful relations with Finland. Ambassador Steinhardt delivered the note as Paasikivi met Premier Yacheslav Molotov in Moscow for talks on Estonia Latvia and Lithuania and possible Finnish terms.

Moscow Brenee A. Steinhardt Che A. Molotoff Soviet Russia Washington United Tes Rus Finland Inhardt Fnand Kremlin Baltic Juho Kusti Paasikivi Yyachesiaff Estonia Latvia Ania Paasikivi Republic Grand Duchy Perial Soviet Russia United States Laurence Steinhardt Department Steinhardt Norway Sweden Denmark State Department Hull Poland Germany

Bailey Assails Restrictions On Shipping

AP reports that Senator Bailey of North Carolina challenged the neutrality bill's shipping provisions, saying they would disrupt commerce and destroy much of the American merchant marine. Senator Pittman noted the statement but disagreed on losses.

Washington Bailey Dn.c Senate Commerce Committee Maritime Commission Pittman D-Nev Foreign Relations Committee Senate

Ship Iroquois Arrives After Storm and Alarm

The Iroquois with 788 aboard reached New York amid a terror-filled voyage marked by stormy seas and rumors of a bomb. Passengers described illness and searches as the ship’s crew faced tension from German and Allied threats. Berlin hailed the safe arrival as proof of German naval goodwill toward the United States.

New York Mary Stiegelman Baltimore Berlin Raeder Selves America Erich Raeder United States Ireland U. S

Chamberlain wary of uneasy Nazi peace settlement

London Oct 12 Prime Minister Chamberlain told Hitler that peace is possible only with a real settled peace not the vague terms he outlined. He warned Britain and France must persevere unless Germany shows definite acts and guarantees. Attlee supported the stance saying Britain cannot accept a peace that would forfeit its honor.

London Chamberlain Adolf Hitler Fuehrer Reichstag Hitler House of Commons Czechoslovakia Poland Britain France Attler Pchoes Clement R. Attlee Berlin Germany Daladier

German thrusts across Moselle to Rhine fail to gain ground

Paris dispatch reports German patrols attacked outposts from the Moselle to the Rhine with heavy casualties in three days and no ground won. French defenses held, prisoners not taken, while reconnaissance planes photographed positions with limited air activity reported nearby.

Lauterbourg Paris Moselle Rhine France

British Navy Captures German Ship Cap Norte

The British navy reportedly captured the 13 615 ton German steamer Cap Norte sailing from Pernambuco on September 17, a Germany South America trade ship. The capture was hinted by Winston Churchill in the House of Commons.

London British Press Association Germany South America Pernambuco Winston Churchill Admiralty House of Commons

Mystery Of The Bremen Sailor Tells Of Aboard Escape

Dutch cook E Post, the sole Netherlands crewman aboard the German liner Bremen, says the ship sailed Aug 30 from New York under Soviet colors. He recounts blockade dodging with gasoline on deck and plans to sink rather than surrender, as the crew kept the voyage secret and lights out across the Atlantic.

Bremen Associated Press Amsterdam Netherlands Murmansk E. Post New York Het Volk Adolf Ahrens North Atlantic Post Atlantic Ahrens Great Britain France

Finland Prepares for Peace or War in Early War Crisis

Finland readies for possible conflict with Soviet Russia by moving civilians to safety and fortifying borders. Air raid shelters will be dug in Helsinki as sandbags dot the capital. authorities vow to resist pressure to abandon neutrality and oppose forced political schemes.

Helsinki Finland Russia Uusi Suomi

Chase sees UJS as No 1 nation

Chancellor Harry Woodburn Chase of New York University told a Chapel Hill audience that a prolonged war would cripple Europe economically and distress America, leading the United States to become the leading world power. He spoke in familiar surroundings.

Chapel Hill Harry Woodburn Chase New York University Europe America United States Chase

Repeal Flailed By LaFollette

Senator LaFollette warned in the Senate that repealing the arms embargo could hamper the American defense program under the neutrality bill. He urged focusing on hemispheric economic buildup to spur a sound business recovery rather than partial participation in the European war. He noted munitions records showing WWII era plants produced foreign products viewed as inferior to domestic arms.

Washington LaFollette Senate Today Wisconsin United States Munitions Investigation Committee

German reaction to Chamberlain speech mirrors ambiguous stance

Berlin reports indicate early German reaction to Prime Minister Chamberlain's House of Commons address as this statement is neither fish nor flesh, a phrase translated as straddling. Informal circles describe the tone as indecisive and cautious in international response.

Berlin Chamberlain House of Commons Daladier

Nazis Ponder British Reply on Hitler Peace Offer

Berlin reports German war chiefs weigh Hitler's conditional peace offer as Britain's Chamberlain comments loom. Diplomats expect a decisive stance from London, while German naval and air forces move to pressure the British at sea in the North Sea.

Daladier North Sea DNB

New High Seen For Weed Crop

North Carolina and Virginia tobacco markets report a record weed crop for the year with North Carolina production forecast at 692,120,000 pounds up 14 percent from any leaf crop. South Carolina projects 119,000,000 pounds as buyers push prices around 15 cents.

Raleigh Carolinas Departments of Agriculture VA. S North Carolina South Carolina Department of Agriculture Department Virginia Danville

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