Boxer Adamick Recovers From Concussion In Detroit
Detroit Sept 29 Jim my Adamick who suffered a brain concussion from a knockout by Roscoe Toles last night regained consciousness this morning. Albert and Crawford at Henry Ford hospital said the outlook is quite good. Prosecutor Teean Me rea said Adamick was not in proper condition to fight and they will investigate who allowed the bout. Wayne county medical examiners noted infection reports and cautioned such infections can weaken stamina and that Adamick should not have entered the ring.
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Diplomatic Appeals and Sudetenland Transfer Discussion
The article outlines appeals to nations for peace regarding Sudetenland transfer plans including possible international policing. It recalls Greece and Turkey population swaps in 1922 with private U S involvement and Morgenthau Sr leading relief efforts while the U S government remained uninvolved.
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Germany
Saar
France
Greece
Asia Minor
Turkey
Henry Morgenthau
Secretary of the Treasury
Greek Refugee Settlement Commission
United States
German leader signals limited Sudeten take in talks
An official German spokesman outlined a plan in Munich for a staged Sudetenland cession with Allied supervision of plebiscites in doubtful areas. The approach envisions a neutralized future Czech state, German troops entering Sudetenland, and broader guarantees of independence for remaining Czechoslovakia.
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Fuehrerhaus
Sudeten
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Hitler
Eduard Benes
Crechoslovakia
Chamberlain
Daladier
Charleston Devastated by Sudden Windstorm Wreckage Across City
A violent windstorm tore through Charleston causing widespread destruction. Roofs toppled, trees uprooted, and power and phone service knocked out as 72 mph winds struck from the west and southwest. Death toll may exceed 22 with injuries in the hundreds. Battery and colonial homes suffered significant damage while the waterfront largely escaped. Georgetown, S C, later reported a separate windstorm causing street flooding and school dismissals.
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North Carolina Weather Forecast and Coastal Marine Update
North Carolina expects cloudy skies with rain this afternoon and tonight and a further chance of rain in the northeast Friday morning. Central and extreme northeast portions may see light cover Friday afternoon, with warmer winds in the west and central areas. Marine forecasts from Hatteras to Jacksonville indicate moderate to fresh northeast winds and overcast conditions with rain today and tonight. Sandy Hook to Hatteras forecast calls for increasing northeast winds over the north portion, backing to northwest Friday, with fresh to strong northeast winds over the south portion, diminishing Friday morning, and continued rain tonight and Friday. Local readings for September 29 show varying temperatures and rainfall across major cotton-growing regions, including Atlanta, Birmingham, Los Angeles, Memphis, and Spartanburg, with coastal towns and inland stations reported.
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Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
Fatteras
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Charlotte
Weather Bureau
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Cakakins
Icici
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Memphis
Ee Bibenas
Mt. Mitchell
Thirtieth Division Veterans Send Munich Peace Note
In Winston Salem N C veterans of the Thirtieth Division sent a message to Hitler Chamberlain De Gaulle and Mussolini from a Munich parley. The note urges a just settlement and warns of human suffering and future economic destinies after their 1918 September 29 battle experiences.
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Munich
Germany
Albert H. Collins
Thirtieth Division
Collins
Sago
Adolf Hitler
Neville Chamberlain
Enstend
Edouard Deuledier
France
Benito Muscctini
Italy
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League of Nations backs FDR peace messages
The League of Nations assembly in Geneva unanimously approved a resolution associating itself with President Roosevelt's efforts to preserve peace. It welcomed the messages to President Benes and Chancellor Hitler and urged governments not to impose a settlement by force, with the Cuban delegation leading the drafting.
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League of Nations Assembly
Roosevelt
Assembly
Benes
Hitler
Europe
Coin minting metal cools before stamping
The metal used for coins is cold when the stamp is applied, affecting the minting process and final design transfer.
Radio Sets In Half of British Homes
Report notes that approximately every second household in Great Britain owns a radio receiver. The trend reflects widespread adoption and growing popularity of domestic broadcasting during the period.
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Great Britain
Germany seeks peace rhetoric by visiting officials
The record describes a German official stating to foreign guests that Germany desires peace and nothing else, expressing hope they feel the warmth of reception from officials and the general population at the Fuehrerhaus. The remark underscores a public diplomacy moment amid wartime appearances.
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Fuehrerhaus
Germany
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