Nazis Press Polish Troops In Early War Moves
Berlin reports Nazi forces push into Pomorze and Silesia as Britain and France await responses to warnings. Polish ambassador exits Berlin. Germany claims air and sea dominance, while Russian and Soviet representatives arrive in Berlin for talks. Reich Chancellor Hitler pledges to refrain from open towns unless provoked.
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M. K. Wilteleather
Berlin
Pomorze
Silesia
Foreign Office
Adolf Hitler
Poland
Josef Lipskieft
Germany
Warsaw
Hans von Holti
Sweden
Pasligh
Marin K. Whiteleathe
Netherlands
Supreme High Command
West Prussia
Kulm
Haut Prusali
Vistula
High Command
Gdynia
Baltic
Vela
Danzig
Baltic Sea
Russian Military Commission
Alexander Schkvarzelf
Vyacheslaff
Moscow
Relch Chancellery
Wilhelm
Dither
Robesvelt
Hom
Reichstag
Union College Trustees Named for Union College Board
Winchester Ky Sept 2 47 The body of education of the new United Kentucky Methodist Conference announced today to point new board of trustees for Union College at Terrbourville Those named were S C Rico Ymlock Ui A Spramte W Stewart ALS enielt d Ly Richardson and Y Vogel Evangeldies Monticello Ind Sept 2 F1 Dr William Edward Bleder wolf 72 evangelist author of religious works and director of the American ensu sion to Lupers died at his home tonight
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Winchester
Bopyis of Education
United Kentucky Methodist Conference
Union College
Terrbourville
S.C. Rico
Ymlock
Ui. A. Spramte
W. Stewart
ALS. Enielt
D. Ly Richardson
Y. Vogel
Evangel
Monticello
Ind
William Edward Blederwolf
Lupers
Hunt Brothers Freed Murder Charges In Death Of Father
Two Sullivan county brothers Clifford Buster Hunt aged 27 and Paul Hunt aged 20 were freed after four Sullivan county magistrates dismissed first degree murder charges due to insufficient evidence. The men were accused of murdering their father John W Hunt 65 a farmer at the Hunt home nine miles south of here during a rainstorm. The preliminary hearing featured witnesses for both sides including investigator Sil and deputy sheriff Vom Still.
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Sullivan County
Clifford
Buster’" Hunt
Paul Hunt
George EB. Bradley
Paul Zimmerman
Andrew Lady
Jelly Estep
John W. Hunt
Hunt Home
Iath
Here
Heath
Buster
Jones
Hunt
Highland Park
Mitchell McClain
Hunts
Paul
Bunt
Buster Hunt
Kingsport
ABC
Tur Magistealon
When Will America Come In Question In London
London's anxious crowds debate U S entry into war as signs show readiness. The public asks when America will join Allies. Officials, soldiers, and civilians discuss strength, plans, and possible timelines amid city drills and banners. Lords Gort and Buckingham survey impending defense posture.
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America
London
United States
Viy Wak Reddy
al Buckingham
Lord Gort
Imperial General Staff
Pring
Gom
U. S. Cautious On Europe As Tension Eases
Washington officials weighed possible steps as hostilities between Germany and Poland appeared to slow. No major clash expected, neutrality law discussion paused pending clearer European developments. President Roosevelt prepared a nation address to ease anxiety, with timing and content still undecided.
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Washington
Europe
Germany
Poland
White House
State Department
Hull
Ull
Vin
Reichschancellor Hitler
Great Britain
Stephen Earry
Roosevelt
S.T
U. S
Repeated Nazi air raids kill 130 in Warsaw
War news report from Warsaw dated September 2 describes five air raid sirens as German warplanes attacked the city in mid afternoon. Polish agency tallies 180 killed in raids across homes and towns, with Wielun described as the most severe site. Warsaw reportedly bombed six times, civilians evacuated to shelters, and a war state declared as Poland fights German invasion.
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Lloyd Lehrbas
Warsaw
Poland
Nlewsh
Wielun
Czectochowa
Cardinal Hiond
Ignace Moscicki
Ignace Monacleti
Cermai
War Likely If Hitler Fails to Withdraw From Poland
France and Britain warned tonight that a general European war will begin unless Adolf Hitler withdraws troops from Poland. Daladier and Halifax said negotiations possible if German forces retreat. meanwhile Paris and London prepared to declare war with a short deadline for reply. President Lebrun warned civilization’s future hangs in the balance as Italy reportedly seeks another bid to avert catastrophe.
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Paris
France
Britain
Adolf Hitler
Poland
Fuehrer
Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
Lord Halifax
House of Lords
Hitler
Albert Lebrun
Dalather
Germany
New Deal Faces Tennessee Test In Third District Race
In Chattanooga on September 13 the third district votes to indirectly approve or disprove the New Deal as Democrats and Republicans joust on the issue after Rep McReynolds' death. Estes Kefauver wins Democratic nomination unopposed. Cas Dodson leads Republican slate. independent Dr John R Neal campaigned on TVA taxation.
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John Hart
Chattanooga
Roosevelt
Sam D. McReynold
Tennessee Valley Authority
Estes Kefauver
Casto Dodson
Sparta
John R. Neal
Spring City
Tennessee
Perenmial
TVA
McReynolds
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee. ‘Kefauver
Pyanklin Roosevelt
Women And Children killed as German bombs rain death in Polish cities
War news from Warsaw reports 21 dead and over 30 wounded after a German air raid struck an apartment house in a workingmen's quarter. A crater twenty feet wide opened in the ground, debris filled streets, and a wooden dwelling in a park area killed two. The party observing the damage included C Burke Elbrick of the American embassy and Clifford Norton of the British embassy. Refugees sought shelter as air raids continued through the day.
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Warsaw
Bom
Rexette
C. Burke Elbrick
Clifford Norton
Foreign Office
Kolo
France Ready to Join Hands to Fight Nazi Invasion
London reports Britain’s cabinet met at midnight after Chamberlain delayed a war decision post Poland invasion. Parliament to meet at noon to hear results of Mussolini peace proposals. Officials warned of possible 6:30 p.m. statements as blackout restrictions tinted the capital. Chamberlain reiterated hopes for a German reply within hours while Mussolini’s plan urged a ceasefire and rapid talks among Britain France Germany Italy and Poland. The delay disappointed MPs who anticipated immediate war declaration.
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London
Chamberlain
Germany
Poland
E.S.T
Chambelain
Downing Street
House of Commons
Britain
France
Mussolini
Italy
Abe Velay
Une Tadian
House
Lord Halifas
House of Lords
Wie
Shell
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Vom
Ceib Dones
Sil
Amil
Vwunk
Furia
Drew
Tor
Havasa
East Prussia
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Duce
Richard G. Maslock
T Duce
Sli
Tr Duce
Realm of Versailles
Maly
Falian Puace
Elmer W. Feterson
Elmer W. Petessor
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