George Leads Georgia Democrats Near Nomination Front
Senator Walter F. George in unofficial returns leads the Georgia Democratic primary, with 118 county unit votes and 78 more likely, narrowing the gap to a 206 unit majority. Eugene Talmadge trails, holding 68 reported units with possible gains to 145, as the race heads toward a decisive count.
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International News Service
Atlanta
Walter F. George
Roosevelt
Sen
George
Talmadge
Eugene Talmadge
New Castle
Pheasants Freed by Local Officials Spark County Interest
Lawrence county sportsmen learn that W. Walter Braham and Court Stenographer F. M. Rowland released a large flock of ring neck pheasants on non posted land in Hickory township. Birds were bought at a game farm last spring and raised at John Ferson's farm with coop wire bought by the pair at their own expense for county sportsmen. The item also notes rising street skating dangers and mentions a forthcoming political campaign with Jack as a proposed name.
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Lawrence County
Dudge W. Walter Braham
F. M. Rowland
Hickory
Judge Braham
Mr. Rowland
John Ferson
Braham
Rowland
Daily Weather Report summary for period ending Wednesday
United States weather statistics show a 24 hour period ending 5 PM Wednesday with a max temperature of 75 and a min of 56 inches of precipitation totaling 1.02. River stage reached 5.1 feet. A year ago the same period recorded 59 as max, 34 as min and no precipitation.
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United States
Friends Honor Guy Wadlinger Watch Gift
Major Guy J. Wadlinger newly elected western vice commander of the American Legion was presented with a fine watch by Perry Gaston Post American Legion members and district representatives at The Castleton. The event was kept secret from Wadlinger who arrived late from a conference and later received the gift from Freg L. Rentz. About 100 attendees joined in praising him despite the surprise.
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Wadlinger
New Castle
Major Wadlinger
Freg L. Rentz
Soviet Troops Massed in Ukraine Area Reported
Helsinki based Uus Suomi, organ of Finland's National Coalition Party, says 750000 Soviet troops and 2000 warplanes are concentrated in Ukraine district. It cites Marshal Vasily Blu cher as commander and notes nine Czech officers arrived to act as liaison between Prague and Moscow.
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International News Service
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Uus Suomi
National Coalition Party of Finland
Soviet Union
Ukraine
Vasily Bluecher
Ark
Prague
Will Consider New High School For Neshannock
Residents of Neshannock township meet this evening at Walmo school to discuss building a new high school. The township lacks a local school and most pupils attend the Senior high in New Castle. Legislation favoring low cost construction prompts immediate backing, with Neshannock PTA inviting all district residents to attend.
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Young Man Shot By Irate Farmer in Apple Raid
James Stewart a 21 year old from Edgeworth is in critical condition after being shot by Albert Amsler 40 in his Walrose area orchard during an apple raid. Amsler admits firing at Stewart and a fleeing youth as three boys took apples.
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Edgeworth
Albert. H. Amsler
Walrose
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William Rupe
Amster
Amsler
Max
Czechs extend martial law in Sudeten districts
Prague reports the government broadened martial law to include Rumberg Reichenberg Schluckenau in the Sudeten area. Sudeten leadership orders its functionaries and storm troopers to use all means to thwart arrests.
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New Castle
Czechs Order Mobilization Reported in Berlin
Berlin dispatch says the official German news agency reports that Czechoslovakia has ordered mobilization. The report was not yet confirmed by other sources.
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International News Service
Berlin
Czechoslovakia
Georgia Primary Continues Rout of New Deal Purge
Roosevelt faced a stiff purge of anti New Deal Democrats as Georgia backed Walter F George for renomination. Georgia, his adopted state, delivered a sharp rebuke with ex governor Eugene Talmadge trailing, signaling a tough runoff if needed and complicating White House hopes.
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New Deal
George R. Holmes
International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Walter F. George
Geor
Roomvelt
Als
Lawrence
George
Gene Talmadge
White House
Talmadge
George-Talmadge
New Castle
Strict Neutrality To Be US Policy
Washington reports say the United States will pursue strict neutrality as Europe teeters toward war. President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull in telephonic talks pledged a hand off stance to avoid entanglement over Germany's Sudeten demands and Czechoslovakia while preventing a 1914 style crisis.
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Europe
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Czechoslovakia
Roosevelt
Hull
International News Service
Sudeten Strike Declared As Crisis Deepens
Berlin reports a general strike proclaimed across the Sudeten area after Sudeten leader Konrad Henlein and his followers demand union with Nazi Germany. The move disrupts the Berchtesgaden talks between Reich and Chamberlain. factories and textile mills in the Sudeten region are expected to feel the impact.
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Internation
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Sudeten
Konrad Henlein
Nazi Germany
Adolf Hiller
Neville Chamberlain
Berchtesgaden
Bux
New Castle
Goodman Wins From French In National Amateur Championship
Defending champion Johnny Goodman defeated Jim French of San Francisco by 4 and 7 in the 18 hole third round at Oakmont Country Club. Goodman built a five up lead after the turn, steadied through the back nine, and closed out on the 16th to advance in the national amateur golf championship.
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International News Service
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Oakmont
Johnny Goodman
Omala
Jim Prench
San Francisco
Goodman
New Gas
T.e
Death Record Notice Reflects Two Laments in City
Myrtle C. Allen, 90, of Butler Road, and Minnie E. Henshaw, of 209 East Lincoln Avenue, are listed in the death records for Thursday September 15, 1938, noting their ages and last known addresses.
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Minnie E. Henshaw
Lincoly Avenues
Conference At Hitler Retreat May Decide Peace Or War Issue
Berlin dispatch notes Chancellor Adolf Hitler awaiting Neville Chamberlain at Berchtesgaden for a possible peace conference. UK prime minister travels to Germany while Nazi circles expect a speedy settlement of the Sudeten Czech crisis. German officials mobilize, signaling potential bold proposals.
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President's Train Makes Brief Halt at Junction
President Roosevelt's special train, moving from Rochester to Washington, paused briefly at New Castle Jimelion yards of the Baltimore & Ohio. Officials say the president was likely asleep during the stop as Diesel locomotives pulled the presidential coach, with no notable activity or changes in service.
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King George Returns to London Amid European Talks
King George VII rushed from Balmoral to London and arrived at Euston Station as Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain began his trip to Berchtesgaden for talks with Adolf Hitler. He met with Lord Stamp at the station before motorling to Buckingham Palace, cheered by Londoners on the way to work.
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Nuremberg
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Acquit Miss Felegy in acid-throwing case in McKeesport
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Jacque Felegy a 24 year old McKeesport waitress was acquitted of charges she threw acid at a suitor. She testified the cork of a bottle popped while warding off advances as John Lovas, 24, allegedly pursued her on a country road, Lovas survived facial burns.
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Pittsburgh
Jacqueline Felegy
McKeesport
Miss Telegy
John Lovas
Lovas
Castle
Pleads Guilty In Death Of Husband
Mrs. Margaret Anderson of Sharpsville pleaded guilty in Mercer County court over the death of her husband, fatally stabbed last spring during an argument about a WPA check, authorities said.
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Titannational News Service
Mercer
Margaret Anderson
Sharpsville Today
Estimate Forty Persons Killed in Sudeten Clash
From Carlsab ad Czechoslovakia dated Sept 15 reports a Sudeten German mob attack on Czech military police and gendarmes following Chamberlain and Hitler talks. Officials estimate about 40 dead and 200 wounded amid widespread fighting across villages and towns under martial law. The Sudetens push for union with a Nazi Reich despite authorities efforts to restore order.
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Carlsabad
Czechoslovakia
Neville Chamberlain
Konrad Henlein
Vilages
Eper
New Castle
Pope lauds Chamberlain talks with Hitler on European crisis
Pope Pius XII praised Neville Chamberlain for planning a face to face talk with Chancellor Hitler on the European crisis. Papal secretary of state Cardinal Pacelli said the gesture places him among the greats of humanity after a morning conference.
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Neville Chamberlain
Hitler
Pope Plus
Chamberlain
Caredinal Pacelli
Prime Minister Chamberlain Meets Hitler for Historic Peace Talks
Neville Chamberlain arrived at Berchtesgaden by special train after flying from London to Munich and then driving to Hitler's alpine villa for a high stakes personal peace talk. The meeting, described as the most consequential conference since World War I armistice negotiations, tests how both nations might avert a looming crisis.
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Pierre J. Huss
Interna
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
Berchtesgaden
Bavarian Alps
Obersalzler Nesgaden
Pass Tex
New Castle
Sudeten Germans Push to Rejoin the Reich
Sudeten Leader Konrad Henlein issues a proclamation declaring the Sudeten Germans wish to join the Nazi Reich. The text accuses Czech oppression using armed force and asserts Sudeten desire to return to the Reich and live as a free German people.
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EGER
Czechoslovakia
Konrad Henlein
Reich
DEY
New Castile
Spectator Prepares for Season as Players Readied for Gridiron
The speaker declares readiness to watch and enjoy football. He describes excitement for tackles and guards and anticipation for the pigskin game tomorrow night. He notes the day as seventy and expresses eagerness to witness vigorous play.
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