Georgia Voters Decide Purge Issue in Roosevelt Probe
Georgia faces a three cornered primary as Roosevelt allies seek defeat of Senator Walter F. George seen as liberal. Analysts doubt the admin plan will yield an easy victory and a run off may follow. The outcome hinges on Georgia voters and party politicos anticipate either a George win or a prolonged contest.
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George BR. Holmes
International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Georgia
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Walter F. George
George
New Peal
Lawrence 5
New Castle
No Dumping Persists Near Shenango Lincoln Intersection
Residents near Shenango Street and Lincoln Avenue report persistent rubbish dumping despite repeated no dumping notices posted by city authorities. A vigilance committee formed to identify offenders as conditions remain untidy and tensions rise with ongoing enforcement efforts.
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Shenango Street
Lincoln Avenue
Daily Weather Report United States 24 hour figures
United States weather statistics for the 24 hour period ending at 5 p.m. Tuesday show a maximum temperature of 79 and a minimum of 66 with .11 inches of precipitation. River stage recorded at 5.3 feet. Year ago figures: maximum 61 and minimum 45 with precipitation not listed.
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United States
France Refuses to Urge Sudeten Plebiscite Amid Crisis
Paris reports France will not press Prague to grant a plebiscite for Sudeten Germans. Paris braces for possible war with heavy sandstocking for fire protection and evacuation plans. German nationals in Paris told to return home as tensions rise.
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France
Kenneth T. Downs
Sports Ballor
Paris
Prague
Hellennists
Germany
Europe
British Government Appeals To Henlein Urgently
London reports an urgent appeal to Sudeten leader Konrad Henlein to retreat from his defiant stance to avert war. Cabinet ministers, in close consultation with the United States and France, meet at 10 Downing Street to coordinate pressure via Viscount Runciman with American envoy Joseph P. Kennedy attending.
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Kingsbury Smith International News
Servicia
London
Konrad Henlein
Neville Chamber-lainas
United States
France
Downing Street
Joseph P. Kennedy
Viscount Runciman
Prague
Henlein
Kennedy
Chamberlain
Lord Runciman
New Castle
Annual Conclave Of Co W C T U In New Castle
The 54th annual Lawrence County Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention met at Central Presbyterian church in New Castle. A spirit of firm resistance to liquor was clear in reports and addresses, with 47 members added this year and new local groups organized. Frances Willard Union sponsors the largest L T L. Continued on page.
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Pa Newe
Eis
Lawrence County Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Gentral Presbyterian Church
New Castle
Londonderry
Lawrence County
Frances Willard Union
Aix — AY
New Castile
Economic Agencies Plan For Emergency
Washington officials from the Treasury and the Securities and Exchange Commission moved to assemble emergency measures to shield the U S financial system from a possible European war. Secretary Morgenthau and advisers worked late planning a program to avoid the financial chaos seen at the start of World War I while the SEC debated war psychology effects on stock trading. Close markets held with Wall Street as no formal action was planned.
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International News Service
Washington
Morgenthau
Securities, and Exchange Commission
Wall Street
Commission
Sudeten Germans press self determination demand
The Sudeten German party issued a communique demanding the right of self determination. They vow to uphold last night’s martial law suspension ultimatum as Prague’s September proposals are rejected. Adolf Hitler’s Nuremberg speech is cited as the source of the demand.
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Sulletin
International News Service
London
Asch
Reuter
Prague
Adolf Hitler
Nuremberg
State Takes Over Cost of Medical Care Of Indigents
Gov. George H. Earle signed a bill turning medical aid for relief recipients over to the state from counties and approved Capitol Park extension bills. The measures shift financial and administrative burden to the commonwealth and authorize land leases for slum clearance and new state buildings by the General State Authority in Harrisburg.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Capitol Park
Commonwealth
Sudeten Germans Clash With Czech Troops In Falkenau
Sudeten Germans and Czech gendarmes clashed in Falkenau as Czech police moved to break up a clash between Sudetens and communists. Two thousand Sudetens attacked police, who withdrew to the station. Czech troops and tanks then intervened, with initial reports of several gendarmes killed and heavier Soviet casualties among the Sudetens.
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George Langweil
Internationa News Service
Prague
Insge
Falkenau
New Castle
President Roosevelt Heads East As Jim Roosevelts Illness Persists
President Roosevelt plans to depart Rochester for the east as his son James Roosevelt shows cautious recovery from a gastric ulcer. Mayo Clinic doctors report an uncomfortable night but say vital signs remain stable and the critical period has not yet passed. The president will stay in contact with foreign crisis developments during the trip.
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George Durno
Harold K. Gray
Jim
George Easterman
King George VI Heads Back To London Tonight
London radios report King George VI will return to London from Balmoral tonight due to the serious international situation. Buckingham Palace released a communique saying the king planned to attend Prince Arthur of Connaught’s funeral but chose to proceed to London for further discussions with his ministers.
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International
London
George VI
Bal- Mora
Buckingham Palace
Balmoral
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
Hitler Talks Peace or War in Nuremberg Speech
The speech promises Budeten German protection and self determination for the Germanic minority as the alternative to force against Czechoslovakia. The article notes the rising war sense, with Allier and Nazi leader Henlein central to the world spotlight during recent conferences at Hitler's retreat.
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Adolf
U S Won’t Commit in Europe Crisis Policy Stance
Washington report states the United States will retain freedom of action in the current European crisis and will not make definite commitments. Roosevelt’s administration notes the neutrality act’s state of war discretion, with no war declaration between Japan and China and no blanket arms embargo invoked in Sino Japanese conflict. Observers doubt fixed commitments and expect cautious future steps.
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International News Service
Washington
United States
London
Britain
America
Europe
Japan
China
Nrw Castle
Sudeten Germans Flee Across German Border Report
German news agency reports scores of Sudeten Germans fleeing into Germany from the Czech border. Evacuations occurred in Breifesbach faction villages with only a few elderly residents remaining. Many villages in Schwaderbach area moved into German Sachisenbere.
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Berlin
Germany
Agencs
Breifesbach
Lon
Schwaderbach
Troops Move Toward German Frontier Report
The Daily Express report from Prague says Czechoslovakian forces cross the country toward the German border as Czech officials close the Czech German frontier at Mulbach near Eger after bloody riots.
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Conterna Tonal News
London
London Daily Express
Prague
Sutherland
The
Daily Sketch
Mulbach
Eger
Hitler Withholds Sudeten Showdown, Time Not Ripe
Berlin reports Reichsführer Hitler has decided the time is not yet ripe for a decisive move on the Sudeten issue. Despite a threatening Nuremberg speech, Nazi quarters indicate no decisive blow is planned now. Hitler remains at Berchtesgaden and Munich with uncertain whereabouts amid regional turmoil.
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Hitler
Pierre J. Huss
Berlin
Nuremberg
Fuehrer
Czechs Foil Sudeten Plot Warns of German Involvement
Paris dispatch says Czech authorities uncovered a otherwise organized Sudeten plot to seize territory and declare martial law with German backing. The informant claimed Gestapo and storm troops instigated the plan, prompting Premier Hodza to deploy troops to border areas and reinforce frontier defenses. The Greek government reportedly refused to publicize details, arguing such charges risk heightening tensions.
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Conternationa Leve
Paris
Anschuss
Germany
Gestapo
Sudeten
Aren
Mila Hodza
Moin
Reluctsun
Plo
New Castle
Ensilage Blast Fatal To Farmer and Father Injured
A clog causing a pipeline blast from an ensilage machine in Warren Pennsylvania killed Herbert Horner age 23 and injured his father C J Horner. passerby Roy Akeley was hurt. Coroner Ed Lowrey Technik and Dr Bagie son noted the blast pivoting from the machine to the silo.
Italy Pledges Help to Germany If France Attacks
Rome reports Italy will aid Germany if Britain or France targets Germany in the Sudeten crisis. An authorized government source says territorial annexion by Germany would be needed to “bring Europe safely through this emergency.”
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Frank Gervast
International News & Jee
Rome
Italy
Germany
Britain
France
Czechoslovakia
Sudeten
Europe
Man dies in clash between shrimp boatmen and pickets
Aransas Pass Texas September 14 one man was killed and several injured during a CID strike at the Rice cannery clash between shrimp fishing boatmen and pickets. Jon Cole boat operator died from a pistol wound J B Music another boat operator and Chris Clarick CIO affiliate president United Cannery Packers and Agricultural Workers were seriously injured.
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Aransas Pass
Texas
Moday
CID
Ricer
Jon Cole
Rice Cummery
J. B. Music
Anotier
Chris Clarick
United Cannirs Packers and Agricultural Workers
CIO
New Castle
Death records list Athen Alben and William Pugh
Death notices for Athen Hy Alben 86 of 1202 West Washington street and William Pugh 40 of Elhwoed City appear in the Wednesday September 1 1938 column. The notices record ages and residences.
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Athen Hy Alben
West
Washington Street
William Pugh
Elhwoed City
Czechs Reinforce Troops On German Border Area
Three divisions of Czechoslovak troops were rushed to the German border as Prague placed two more Sudeten districts under martial law. The move answers the Sudeten memorandum demanding withdrawal of Czech police and troops, with hopes for renewed talks. Fatal disorders were reported in Komotau and Yakhnifass, with two Czechs killed in clashes.
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George
Av Asch
Gwarkin
Komotau
Yaknhifass
Ruy
New Castle
France Ready For Mobilization Mobilizes if Czechoslovakia acts
London dispatch says France told Czechoslovakia it will mobilize when the Czechs move. Paris also warned Prague that any direct German participation in a Sudeten rising will bringful activation of the Franco-Greek military alliance.
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Tnternational News Service
London
Weling Standard
France
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Germany
Ruideb
Wil
Weather Drift and Harvest Hopes Amid Rain
A quirky reflection on rain altering crops and orchards with persistent drizzle. The speaker notes crops needing rain yet laments the damp spell that delays hard work and harvests while noting it is seventy seven today.
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Moc
Chusuel
Daily Weather Report
Co.w.c.t.u
Central Presbyterian Church
Gould
Harold ©. Strotz
Park Avenue
New York
Strotz
Jay Gould
Sudetens
TLE
Rochester
Minn
King
Adolf Aitler
U.S
Martial i
Erise
Che Fwehrer
Bérlin
Munich
Jas
Berchtesgaden
Man
Arthur Mometer
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