Hitler Advises Henlein to Ask for Less and You’ll Get It
A high official said Hitler told Konrad Henlein to not demand more as Czechoslovakia offers concessions. Henlein seeks a German dominated section of Czechoslovakia and hopes for a German led canton system. Hitler addressed 40,000 conscripts at the Nazi rally in Nuremberg amid rain, signaling fortifications near France.
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Nurnberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Konrad Henlein
Henlein
Czechoslovakia
Fuehrer
Republic
Hitler
West
France
Reich
Zeppelin Field
PRANC
Praha
Sudeten Party
Milan Hodza
Hodza
Ernst Kundt
City pushes delinquent street tax collection stance
Praha reports show Sudeten German party talked autonomy after Czech police questioned three Sudeten deputies. City Councilman F Logan Porter Sr urged vigorous collection of overdue street assessments and taxes, warning that nonpaying taxpayers shift burden onto others. The council authorized legal action to pursue full delinquent amounts.
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Praha
Uestion
Receiv
Sude
F. Logan Porter
Porter
UNC Quarterback Stirnweiss sidelined by duodenal ulcer
Dr. Foy Roberson said George Stirnweiss of the University of North Carolina suffers a duodenal ulcer. The quarterback was hospitalized after stomach pains, with appendicitis feared initially. He will be kept on a rich diet and remain in hospital for the time being. ten weeks or more away from play is expected.
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Chapel Hill
Foy Roberson
George Stirnweiss
North Caroline
Stirnweiss
Kinson
Berson
Stock rally boosts lending issues on Wall Street
A brisk buying movement in the stock exchange lifted lending issues about 50 cents to around 2 a share in late trading. The surge followed strong Czech German controversy settlement hopes after financial news tickets appeared on Wall Street.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Marseille Dockworkers Locked In As Empire Urges Ship Traffic
Paris reports the government announced the mobilization of all port dockworkers in Marseille to secure vital air supply routes within the empire's network. The move signals heightened measures tied to maintaining transportation and logistics amidst critical operations.
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Paris
Thevernment
Marseille
Two Men Found Dead in Sunflower Patch in Philadelphia
Police lieutenant said two men beaten and burned were found dead in a sunflower patch in the northeastern section of Philadelphia. The victims were identified as Louis [surname], 45, and Jack Eisenhart, 45, of Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
William Reenhaugh
Louis
Jack Eisenhart
Police Break Arab Outbreak in Jaffa
In Jaffa Palestine on September 7 mobile police with machine guns dispersed Arab bands after they raided the police station municipal building and other sites. One Arab was killed and four wounded during shop raids. Four armed men entered central police headquarters bound two officers and seized rifles ammunition and revolvers. A second hand stole equipment valued at 8500 dollars from the municipal building.
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Jaffa
Palestine
Lexington Doctor J M Riley Dies at 80
Lexington man Dr J M Riley aged 80 retired dentist died of a heart attack at his home in Lexington North Carolina early today.
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Lexington
N. C
J. M. Riley
Pageant of Progress returns to High Point stadium crowd
The Pageant of Progress impressed about 3 000 spectators at High Point college stadium in a second night performance blending song and dance with historical motifs. A 120 member Negro chorus sang scenes from Pickett tobacco factory origins and early American life amid trumpet bursts and vivid stage symbolism.
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Co. M
High Point
High Point College Stadium
Pickett
Miss Columbis
McCarran Wins Nevada Primary Victory
Returns from four-fifths of the Democratic vote show senator Pat McCarran with a decisive win over two “100 per cent New Deal” opponents. McCarran led with 14,243 votes from 240 precincts to 4,521 for Albert Hilliard and 719 for Dr. John Worden. E P Carville won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination with 9,852 votes while Harley Harmon led with 17,293. Charles L. Richards trailed with 2,009.
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Reno
Nev
Pat McCarran
Roosevelt
McCarran
Albert Hilliard
John Worden
Carson City
E. P. Carville
U. S
Harley A. Harmon
Las Vegas
State Public Service Commission
Charles L. Richards
Franco May Be Replaced As Rebel Leader
The Financial Times reports Generalissimo Franco might relinquish leadership of Insurgent Spain to a moderate politician. The piece says mediation in the civil war could occur and notes rising war weariness and dissatisfaction with Franco, with signs of fraternization on quieter fronts.
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London
Financial Times Today
Franco
Spain
PWA Approves 317 Projects in National Update
The Public Works Administration lists 317 non federal projects valued at $4.48 million with grants of $20.45 million and loans of $2.11 million. Readily approved since Labor Day, the 1938 program totals reach 5,769 projects costing $1.36 billion with $715.39 million in grants and $43.01 million in loans. Notable allocations cover Angier, Catawba, Concord, Greensboro, Greenville, Kinston, Laurinburg, Lenoir, Pembroke, Raleigh, Randolph County, Rose Hill, Southern Pines, Statesville, Wilmington, and Winston Salem.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
PWA
Angier
N. C
Catawba
Laurinburg
Lenoir
Pembroke
Raleigh
Randolph County
Rose Hill N. C
Southern Pines
Statesville
Wilmington
Winston- Salem
Japs Retreat From Yangtze Fronts In Chinese Reports
Chinese dispatches claim a tide of battle turned south of the Yangtze with Japanese lines pierced near Juichang and forces retreating after heavy fighting leaving 300 dead. They report key gains near Teian and Poyang lake as Japanese push to join divisions toward Hankow.
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Shanghat
Yangtze River
Juichang
Kiukiang
Yangtze
Hankow
Nanchang
Teian
Poyang Lake
Honan
South Honan
Wusueb
Matowchen
Hakow
Kushih
Wenhsien
Shansi
Yellow River
Kushib
Hanan
Peipingweer
Hanow
German Chinese transport shot down by Japanese planes
Shanghai. Japanese aviators shot down a passenger plane of the German- Chinese Eurasia line 30 miles southwest of Hankow yesterday, the second such incident in two days. The Japanese army communiqué gave no details on passenger fate, saying the craft was deemed a hostile plane in the zone of hostilities.
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Shanghai
Eurasia Line
Hankow
European tensions loom over Czech Sudeten crisis
London observers say war or peace in Europe hinges on Sir Nevile Henderson’s talks with Hitler at the Nurnberg Nazi rally reception. Across the frontier, France and Germany tighten anti espionage drives as Maginot zone troops bolster frontier defenses amid Prague Hodza talks.
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London
Europe
Nurnberg
Czechoslovakia
Nevile Henderson
Berlin
Hitler
Praha
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Sir Nevile
Paris
War Ministry
Maginot Line
Germany
Marseille
Mediterranean
Maginot
Key Witness at Hines Trial
James D. C. Murray, a noted criminal lawyer, is identified as a key prosecution witness in the Hines case. Former Attorney Dixie Davis testified that Murray accompanied him on a visit to Hines as they sought to block Thomas E. Dewey's rackets prosecutor appointment.
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Tammany
James J. Hines
New York
James D. C. Murray
Dixie” Davis
Mob
Murray
Hines
Davis
Thomas E. Dewey
Government drafts 2.1 million bill on 1929 taxes for Raskob Dupont
The treasury computes an additional 2.1 million in back income tax and interest for John J Raskob and Pierre S DuPont after a June 30 decision that securities trades between the two were to dodge tax liability on 1929 income.
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Washington
John Joe
Pierre S. DuFont Teay
Treasury
Board of Tax Appeals
Raskob
Alfred E. Smith
Anti-Administration Liberty League
Tax Board
Body Of Heir To Dodge Money Found
Daniel C. Dodge heir to the Dodge automobile fortune is found dead in Georgian Bay after a dynamite explosion damaged his summer cottage at Maple Point Kagawong. Wes Ryder located the body near the spot where Dodge disappeared on August 15 while being taken to a hospital. His bride Ann Laurine MacDonald and camp employee Lloyd Bryant were injured but later recovered. Captain Simon Lake and his submarine crew aided the search.
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Little Current
Ontario
Daniel C. Dodge
Dodge Automobile
Georgian Bay
Wes Ryder
Dodge
Maple Point
Kagawong
Here
Ann Laurine MacDonald
Lloyd Bryant
Simon Lake
Dodge Aide Testifies In Hines Rackets Trial
Henry Sobel campaign manager for former District Attorney Dodge testified that he received 2500 dollars in cash from an envelope during the 1933 campaign. George Weinberg testified he handed 3000 dollars to Dodge in Hines presence for the campaign fund. Prosecution plans to rest after Sobel’s statement as he recounts the contributions tied to the policy racket.
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E. D
New York
Sept. K
Henry Sobel
William Copeland Dodge
James L. Hines
Tammany
Dodge
Dutch Schultz
Hines
Sobel
John F. Curry
Tammany Hall
Curry
Simes
Broadway
Paw Hines
George Weinberg
Schultz Syndicate
Dewey
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Harry the Horse
Schoenhaus
Six Thousand Retail Clerks Strike Hits San Francisco
Massed picket lines of 6000 clerks crowded San Francisco streets in a historic opening of a city wide strike. Major stores from the Emporium to J C Penney faced organized protests with patrols deployed as police canceled days off for the event.
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America
Emporium
J. C. Penney
Market Street
Grant Avenue
Motorcme
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