Hitler Raises Demands on Poland and Corridor
Adolf Hitler boosted demands on Poland including the return of Danzig and the Polish corridor. He argued with Daladier in a public letter, saying deeper German claims in eastern Europe are now official, citing so called Macedonian conditions to justify expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Poland
Danzig
Pomorze
Germany
East
Fuehrer
Daladier
France
Hitler
Propaganda Ministry
Paris
Upper
Silesia
Dalader
East Prussia
Baltic Sea
Smith
Japanese Fliers Reach Nome After Bold North Pacific Hop
Seven Japanese aviators complete the first leg of a round the world goodwill flight in the Nippon monoplane landing at Nome Alaska at 11 02 am local time from Komandorskie Island after a 2 4 mile flight over the north Pacific and Bering Sea. They plan to proceed to Whitehorse Yukon weather permitting then to Vancouver Seattle San Francisco and Los Angeles en route across the United States Pilot Sumitoshi Nakao noted for a Berlin Tokyo record leads the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NOMF
Alaska
Whitehorse
Yukon Territory
United States
North Pacific
Bering Sea
Komandorskie Island
Kamchatka Peninsula
Chamber of Commerce
Kokkaido Island
Vancouver
B. C
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sumitoshi Nakao
Tokyo
Noe Planning to Return by Plane
State Senator James A. Noe of Monroe Louisiana guberna torial candidate injured when his car overturned west of Austin on Saturday. Mrs Noe and daughter Gay Noe uninjured. Plane arrangements were made to fly from Austin to Dallas then Monroe. X rays showed three ribs bruised and a scalp laceration required 26 stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
James A. Noe
Monroe
Louisiana
Here
Noe
Gay Noe
Dallas
Kerrville
Japan appoints Abe to form new cabinet after Hiranuma resignation
In Tokyo Emperor Hirohito designates retired army leader General Nobuyuki Abe to form a new cabinet, replacing Premier Baron Kiichiro Hiranuma who resigned over the German Soviet non aggression pact. Abe, a former acting war minister, leaves the palace to begin assembling a government as Japan watches Soviet moves toward Manchukuo and North China. In Jackson Mississippi Judge Paul B. Johnson and Mike Conner race for governor in tomorrow's runoff, with Johnson boasting county leads and solid backing from key figures, while Conner campaigns across Meridian Quitman Raleigh and Laurel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Nobuyuki Abe
Hirohito
Kiichiro Hiranuma
Abe
Russia
Germany
Maverick Faces Recall Movement Over City Riot
San Antonio, Aug 28 A recall effort led by Alexander Boynton former Bexar county district attorney targets Mayor Maury Maverick after a Communist meeting in the municipal auditorium ended in a riot. About 5000 people attended the protest criticizing mob violence and Maverick’s permit for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Alexander Boynton
Bexar County
Maury Maverick
Maverick
United States
Boynton
Red
Cradle of Texas Liberty
Los Angeles Youth Found Dead in Desert Truck
Marvin Clayton 14 was found dead of thirst in his disabled truck in the desert. Thomas J. Hampton 23, who rode with Clayton, vanished and is believed to have gone in search of water. police pursue leads as search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Marvin Clayton
Desert
Thomas J. Hampton
Clayton
London bomb cry triggers stampede outside Downing Street
Women cried bomb as a suitcase was hurled and a shower of black rubber balls with chalked slogans flew into the crowd waiting for the British cabinet at No 10 Downing Street. Mounted police halted the incident and arrested a hatless man who claimed there was nothing in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Downing Street
No. 10
Britain
Five Louisiana cases set for Septembers filing. Rogge notes suspicions
Assistant Attorney General O John Rogge reports his wife believes foul play caused a Galveston wreck that injured his wife and two children. Separately Senator James A Noe remains hospitalized after a Tex motor crash. Dr J A Shaw, linked to hot oil probes, died by suicide after a Thibodaux accident. Rogge returns from Washington as cases move toward Sept hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
O. John Rogge
Louisiana Investigations
Galveston
Tex
Rogge
James A. Noe
Austin
J. A. Shaw
Minerals Division
State Conservation Department
Thibodaux
Washington
Murphy
Louisiana
Educators to Be Banqueted by Louisiana State Officials
Civic club members from Monroe and West Monroe join Kiwanis Lions and Rotary to honor LSU President Paul M Hebert at Northeast Junior College cafeteria on Monday at 7 30 p m. About 150 are expected with Dean C C Calvert as master of ceremonies. Guests include Troy Middleton Dean Frey Dr B Mitchell and Dr Daniel Borth. Short talks will cover plans for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Clubs
Monroe
West Monroe
Lions Club
Rotary Club of
Northeast Junior College
Paul M. Hebert
Louisiana State University
C. C. Calvert
Hebert
Troy H. Middleton
F. C. Frey
Agricultural Department
B. F. Mitchell
Daniel Borth
England Prepares Evacuation Drill as Children Reported Safe
London and thirty other cities witness a mass evacuation rehearsal as 1.5 million schoolchildren march to schools with gas masks, rations, and changes of clothes. Mothers accompany them while teachers ensure tags and provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Alf
Liz
Japan May Seek New Course After Russo German Pact
The Tokyo source says Japan may abandon close ties with Germany and tread a path of splendid isolation while keeping doors open to friends. The move follows shock over the Russo German non aggression pact and could affect Japan’s relations with Britain and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
New York
Japan
Britain
America
Tokyo
Germany
Orient
Europe
Nations Move Toward Full Wartime Footing
Adolf Hitler demanded Danzig and the Polish corridor provoking rapid European military mobilization. France mobilizes about 3 million, imposes press censorship. the Netherlands orders general mobilization. Britain enacts sweeping defense rules and restricts civil liberties. evacuation of over 1 million London schoolchildren reported as a rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Adolf Hitler
Danzig
Europe
France
Britain
Admiralty
Mediterranean
Baltic
French Reservists Depart Paris Amid Tears and Farewells
Hundreds of French reservists leave Paris for mobilization as families gather at Gare de l Est. Civilians cry and bid farewell with kisses and embraces while police manage crowds and officers and trunks depart in taxis amid hushed emotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gare de L’est
Businesses Move to Open Country
London reports suburban workers shifted patterns as banks insurers and other firms opened country homes over the weekend to operate from safer areas away from air raid risks in the city, with many staff traveling to these new sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daladier Letter to Hitler on Peace and Responsibility
Berlin reports the text of Premier Daladier's August 26 letter to Adolf Hitler amid the ongoing exchange. Daladier urges restraint, emphasizes France's peaceful intent and cooperation with Germany, and notes Poland's wish for peaceful coexistence, asserting no barrier to a peaceful solution at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Daladier
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Herr Reich
Germany
France
Europe
Poland
Thinks America Must Enter War at Vet Veterans Convent
National Commander Eugene I. Van Antwerp told the 40th VFW convention in Boston that the United States will inevitably be forced to join a future war. He argued neutrals have no rights against belligerents and that force is the only defense of world power rights. Mrs. Anna Mae Lochner urged peace but warned dictators threaten global security and said America can deter war by showing opposition to aggressors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Conner
Mississippi
Biloxi City Park
J. B. Snider
Hugh White
United States
Pat Harrison
Theodore Bilbo
Bilbo
Senate
Roosevelt Harrison
Boston
Eugene I. van Antwerp
Veterans of Foreign Wars
America
van Antwerp
Anna Mae Lochner
St. Petersburg
Fla
War threats and maneuvers as Europe edges toward conflict
Across Warsaw Amsterdam London Berlin Paris New York Washington and London reports describe German Polish tensions, mobilization plans, and diplomatic efforts as nations weigh possible war actions and mediation attempts. Italy and Britain signal support while Hitler reportedly considers mediation options and potential responses to aggression.
Prospective Air Race Flier Killed in Test Flight
Delbert D. Bush a 26 year old from Kansas City was killed in a crash during a test flight near Cleveland airport while preparing for Grove and Thompson trophy races scheduled September 2 to 5. He is survived by his widow Chare louise and their ten month old daughter Chardel of Leavenworth Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Delbert D. Bush
Kansas City
Bush
Charelouise
Chardel
Leavenworth, Kan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warsaw
Nome
Re. Ama
Waterloo Station
Chamberlain
Shaw
England
Itler
Nippon
Far East
Netherlands
Amsterdam
Great Britain Today
Berlin Nachtausgabe
Marienwerder Today
Ger Man
Pomerania
Bremen
Mussolini
Italy
Roosevelt
Congress
Nevile Henderson
Saidies
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!