Europe Surrenders Czechoslovakia to Hitler’s Demands
As Chamberlain and Daladier push a peace plan, Hitler presses for German annexation of the Sudetenland. Czech leadership resigns. Prague withdraws troops from border regions while tensions rise across Britain, France, Germany, and Italy amid warnings of war.
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Sudeten
Germany
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Daladier
Paris
Britain
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Italy
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Asch
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Hungary
Rumania
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Free Corps
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Russia
Czechoslova
League of Nations Assembly
International Court
Hodza
Benes
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German Bases in Spain Warned by Washington
Washington sources say Germany has established military bases in insurgent Spain. The bases would make Spain a front in any war between Germany and France, according to army officials.
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Washington
Germany
Spain
France
League Debates War Fronts and Spanish Refugee Aid
As Geneva hosts the League of Nations session, Britain and other powers drift from a pledge to aid China amid its war with Japan. Spain reports 1,000 air raids in 26 months causing thousands of civilian deaths and calls for more support. The U S pledges 250000 bushels of wheat to help 3060000 refugees via Red Cross.
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China
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Britain
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Red Cross
Indian National Newsboys Week Opens with Various Plans
An upcoming week outlines events including Indian National Newsboys Week starting Monday September 26, Rosh Hashanah, and nominating conventions in New Mexico Dallas American Hospital Association meeting. Queen Elizabeth christens new liner at Clydeside yards. Republican conventions begin September 28 in New York and Rhode Island. Democratic convention starts September 29 in New York.
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American Hospital Association
Dallas
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Queen Elizabeth
Clydeside
Scotland
New York
Rhode Island
In Short Killed and Major News Blotter Items Across Regions
A compact roundup notes events: Arabs killed in Palestine by British troops. Russo Japanese border clashes in Manchoukuo. Ralph Morgan elected president of the Screen Actors Guild. A federal monopoly probe of national radio networks slated. F F Hill appointed to head the Federal Farm Credit Administration. Yankees win the American League pennant. Poland wins the international balloon race. Army Air Corps earns Collier Trophy for 1937 aviation feat. Indictments of Indiana and Philadelphia officials linked to elections and legal cases. Marriages include Edna Cantor’s daughter and Genevieve Tobin. other unions listed. Died: Manuel Garcia Prieto and notable figures across politics, industry, and arts.
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Palestine
Manchoukuo
Ralph Morgan
Screen Actors’ Guild
F. F. Hill
William S. Myers
Federal Farm Credit Administration
New York Yankees
Poland
Army Air Corps
Indiana
Philadelphia Union
Edna June Cantor
Eddie
James Francis McHugh, Jr
Genevieve Tobin
William Keighley
Shirley Ross
Ken Dolan
Lady Carnavon
Geoffrey Grenfell
Lonon
Manuel Garcia Prieto
Edward D. Duffield
Russell Gardner
James Boyle
Charles F. Scott
Kansas Conan
Pauline Frederick
Oscar Westover
Notable oddities and incidents across the nation
A collage of peculiar cases spans auto injuries in St. Louis where a man’s ear was sewn back on, a Chicago judge restricting fruit stand theft of apples, a Philadelphian jailed over a cat tail, and a defeated Arizona governor candidate listing sleep loss as a campaign expense. Also noted are a Morristown theft of 12000 in valuables, a defunct Navy yard sale warning, drunkenness stages by Kilduffe, EPIC era politics, Los Angeles Legion events, Elmwood illness and death linked to a mysterious pastry, and health officials seeking a recipe cause.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Arizona
Morristown
N. J
Philadelphia Navy Yard
U. S
Global labor unrest and politics shape 1941 strikes and talks
Across the nation workers strike and picket from San Francisco to Toledo and New Castle while leaders clash. In New York truck drivers halt most city haulage. in Washington business leaders convene for an International Management Congress. President Roosevelt weighs both mediation and congressional reforms. CIO notes internal exile and power struggles as John Lewis sends trouble-shooters to Detroit.
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New York
Toledo
AFL
New Castle
Ind
CIO Auto
Chrysler
Washington
Czechoslovakia
Emanuel Slechta
Germany
George Seebauer
France
Alex Brule
Britain
Viscount Leverhulme
U.S
Roosevelt
Homer Martin
CIO
United Auto Workers
John Lewis
Martin
Lewis
Detroit
Global storms and speed records dominate week in news
Storms lash the northeast and west bringing heavy rain floods and mass casualties across seven states with millions in damage. A railroad crash in California kills eleven and injures a hundred. Health policy debates surface as observers clash over an eight hundred fifty million dollar a year plan. UK speed record holders clash as Eyston Cobb and Mytnon trade records with speeds from 345 to 357.5 mph.
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Florida
England
Coast Guard
Long Island
Massachusetts
Cape Cod
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Manhattan
Ie Southwest
Texas
Midwest
Spokane
Wash
George Eyston
John Cobb
Eyston
Mynton
Roosevelt victory shifts power amid New York primary results
The New York primary toppled Rep. John J. O'Connor in the gashouse district while Fay advances to face him in November. O'Connor's defeat weakens his chairmanship but he may seek renomination by Republicans. Other states renominated candidates as Democrats and Republicans stake out November matchups.
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James A. Farey
O'Connor
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W. Warren Barbour
William J. Ely
WPA
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Thomas A. Edison
Wisconsin
Philip F. la Follette
Rentens
Robert K. Henry
Julius P. Heil
Herman L. Ekern
F. Ryan Duffy
Alexander Wiley
la Follette
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